Richard
Azurite stepped back once again, fear flashing through her eyes before she managed to subdue her expression. Sighing as if dragon were meerly an annoying fly -once again controlling her emotions so only anger and resentment showed - she gave a stiff nod, worried if she were to speak her voice would waver or worse she couldn't speak. Though the forced agreement, she wouldn't go back on her word, not because of the guards demeaning stature but because of her own morals. Readjusting her wings and pulling the straps on her armour tighter so the closeness provided more warmth (little as it was), she trod toward the opening and was met by a cold, harsh wind. After grumbling some curses her squinted eyes looked back, somehow narrowing further as she saw the hybrid. "Well? 'Ya comin'?"
Lynn
He calmed a bit as the other finally conceded. He sighed heavily, nodding. She stepped to be beside her, glancing to her and shouting over the wind.
"Are you?"
He retorted. He spread her wings, crouching before launching herself into the turbulent air. He immediately got knocked around, just barely being able to stay airborne as she tried to get away from the cliff face, not wanting to get thrown into it and break something. He doubted that his niece could have gotten too far away from the ravine, and hoped that she was able to find another cave. She almost had to scream to make sure Azurite heard him.
"If you see any other caves or outcroppings, check there!!"
Richard
Azurite was dumbfounded that she was willing to fly in such weather. Perhaps she herself should have suggested staying to the ground but didn't feel to do so, considering most dragons were *Smart.* Tucking her wings closer, she managed not to grumble and replied:

Alright!" Not because she was willing to agree, but to argue in this weather was nonsense. Keeping her body low to the ground and wings close to her body, she jumped onto another rock surface, spreading her wings for balance as her talons on the slippery surface threatened to lose grip. Being in this ravine some times before she knew some strange entrances to caves which were easily assesiable from foot. Flattening her wings once again, her squinted eyes tried to make out anything but rain. She blew some fumes of fire to try assist her, even as the rain easily spat it out.
Lynn
After a while of searching, close to thirty minutes, her large ears perked up- or, as perked up as they could get in the wind. He seemed to hear something that Azurite didn't, because he suddenly dove, managing to break her fall with his thick side, though it would leave a very nasty bruise. She got up immediately, rushing into a small outcropping and almost disappearing under it.
Richard
Hearing a *Whoosh* Of wind which seemed somewhat unatural, Azurite turned her head, watching as he swooped down as gracefully as the wind would allow her (which wasn't much considering the landing.) Been left alone, Azurite wondered if she should leave but realised she'd have her scales for breakfast if so. Besides, she have him her word. Preparing for flight, she half glided half fell down, injuring a wingtip in the process as well as parts of her tail. Giving credit to her armour, she followed slowly, lighting the path with small plunes of fire.
Lynn
He was cradling a small pink dragonet in his arms, rocking them back and forth gently. Both of them looked like they were crying, but it was hard to tell since they were both dripping wet. They were both visibly shivering, clutching onto each other tightly.
"Pygmy, Pygmy, oh my moons. Are you sure you're alright? You're alright?"
She worried, cupping the little dragonet's face between his talons.
John
She nodded, whimpering and clutching onto Blackberry dependently.
"I'm okay, I'm alright, I think.. I think. It's so wet out here!"
Richard
"I see you've found the dragonet," Azurite said, intruding on the moment. She flapped her wings, the excess water flying off, though her wing membranes were irritably damp. She eyed the two with an impassive expression, a glint of curiousity in her eyes.
Lynn
She glanced to her, giving a soft snarl.
"I trust you remember what I told you."
He glared, before sighing and looking back to the dragonet.
"It is very wet out here, yes.. We found a cave, it'll be useful. Don't worry, we'll be out of this soon, and when this storm ends, we can go and get some chocolate, alright? And I'll tell you some more stories. Maybe we can even find some new books when we get to the
John
Her eyes lit up, and she nodded quickly, smiling. She seemed distracted pretty easily. The little dragonet looked over to Azurite in intrigue.
"Hi! Who are you?"
Richard
"Soldier Azurite of the SkyWings," She announced, bowing toward the dragonet and spreading her wings then standing upright, mirth in her eyes as she thought how the older hybrid may feel to her sudden formality.
Lynn
Surprisingly, she looked... Rather pleased. Well, not pleased, but certainly relieved. He gave her a look that said 'thank you', giving another sigh and wiping some droplets away from Pygmy's face.
John
"That's a cool name! I'm Pygmy." 
She bowed in return, before giggling and grinning up to the two.
"Thank you for helping Berry find me!"
Richard
Azurite felt estranged to the reaction, but gave him a subtle nod, turning her attention to the dragonet once again. " I didn't do much, but it was..." *An honour?* She had been forced to do such. "My duty." She glanced to the older hybrid. *Berry.* "Shall we return to the cave? It's rather wet in here afterall."
John
She tilted her head, her antennae flicking a bit. She nodded, humming slightly and looking to Blackberry.
"Can we?"
Lynn
"Of course."
He nodded, smiling to Pygmy. She pulled her into his arms, making sure she was secure before turning to Azurite.
"Ready."