Nate grinned at him and bowed as he was blessed "Thank you." He said, looking Aqua Quarry over before he turned and headed down the beach to dig in the sand for his things. He held it in one hand as he turned and walked back down the beach to him. He dropped his bag and then sat in the sand. "You wouldn't happen to know a safe place to sleep? Or perhaps where I might find a hard days work? Something to do with what the humans call construction would be nice." He said, pulling his knees up to half hug them as he gazed out over the water and then up to what he could see of the stars. "I think, I may stay here awhile. There is a forest, running water and a beach leading to the ocean. I have never been this close before." He said with a look of wonder in his eyes.<br/><br/><div style="text-align: center;">____________________________________________</div><br/><br/>Aella Zinovia Kokisaros gave her wings a long stretch at the same time her claws reached out to stretch the muscles in her front legs before she was shifting to raise her but up into the air, giving her tail a swishing flick before tucking her wings in and leaning forwards to stretch on hind leg back out behind her one at a time, her beak clicking a few times after a bit of yawn. Blinking a few times, her head twisted one way and then another before she cast a look around to see where she was. She couldn't remember falling asleep after landing for a rest after a circling flight of the trees far outside of town.<br/><br/>She must have flown far longer than she had intended, or meant too because she was waking up on some cliff, in a cave, over looking a large forest. And just her luck, it was raining. She had no book and no true outside source of warmth. Clicking her beak in annoyance she gave her wings and angry flap before easing herself back down onto the soft dirt, gazing angrily out at the falling droplets of water. It was far too risky to venture out and attempt to find out where she was in the daylight, should a human properly see her and expose a real mythical creature to the world. Besides, she didn't do anything in the rain; as she preferred to stay nice and dry because wet feathers sticking to wet fur was unpleasent.<br/><br/>She debated for a mere moment on changing back to human form for only a moment before remembering that it was not a good idea because she had no way of staying warm. So, as a Gryphon Aella stayed, watching the rain and wondering what her mother was doing.