Aella's head turned to the side when she heard the music floating through the air, jolting in surprise when her mother was suddenly there, setting a hand onto her shoulder. A deep, but feminine laugh met her ears "Water dragon." was then whispered into her ear, making her shudder and then nod. Wordlessly shifting over on the double seat of the waiting area to make room for her. She snuggled into her mothers side and set her head on her shoulder as they waited to be told they could visit. They were finally able to go in, and she went first.<br/><br/>"Hey, um, I was able to get ahold of my mother and she's here if you'd like to meet her now." she said, standing hesitantly in the door as she waited to be told it was okay before she stepped in and motioned for the older dragon who had raised her to step into the room ahead of her. She hung her head respectfully and waited for her to fully enter before following her in and softly closing the door as she pulled the shade down on it. She then turned to lean heavily on it, hands tucked behind her lower back as she watched quietly. Her mother stood tall, elegant in her poise, and commanding. Her hair was a jet black, and up in an elaborate style that looked as if it would have taken hours, she was dressed simply and comfortably, but what appeared to be age was on her face. To the average human, she appeared to be in her fifties.<br/><br/><br/>Nate had dug up a doll in hopes of food, but it was merely smeared with the sticky hand prints of a child. He huffed in annoyance and moved away from the hole he had dug, the doll likely to have gotten there from a families day of fun and their fun of building a large sand castle. Letting out a sigh and licking his chops, as though to wet his lips, he trotted over to lie next to Aqua as he began to sing, cocking his head to the side as he watched him, listening intently before his eyes began to get heavy and very slowly his head met his paws before he drifted off to sleep. Lulled into a deep sleep by the sound of the song. He breathed deeply, utterly relaxed for the first time in years.<br/><br/><br/>The hunters had a small camp, enough to look like a large family, but small enough they didn't attract enough attention. He waited until the children were asleep before he sat the adults down to tell them of his plan. He knew it was likely to take a few days, but he wanted them moved before they ended up having to deal with something they couldn't handle. He sent most of them to bed and stayed up all night before the truck was returning with the bed half full of groceries.