Kadaj listened to Amalliey, and Lola converse about the deer.  He had been correct in his assumptions, Lola had been worried about it.  Perhaps she was more fragile than he had given her credit for.  It shattered his image of her, but only vaguely.<br/><br/>Then, out of nowhere something landed behind him with a thud.  Looking behind him, and consequently missing Hideos slight transformation, he saw a giant statue of money.  Well, a statue that could be sold for money anyway.  Kadaj felt like he had just won the lottery.  But then the money began to move, and talk before turning into something more human looking.<span style="font-style: italic"> 'Fantatic'</span>, he thought to himself.<span style="font-style: italic"> 'Another hapless wanderer to join our merry group.'</span><br/><br/>After falling like a several hundred pound sack of bricks from the top of a tree she then began to talk of how loud they had been.  Kadaj only let a slight smirk cross his face before plopping down onto the ground completely from his squat.  Next she stated the deer had come from a dragon.  As she was one herself he took for granted she probably knew what she was talking about.  That, or she had a biased perspective on the matter.  Either way Kadaj saw it as an opportunity to get under her skin, but not before Hideo beat him to the punch with his inquiry of relation.<br/><br/>She called herself Juneava, and seemed quite proud of herself, and her lineage.  According to her the girls of the group were prey, and Hideo was the leader.  This made Kadaj wonder what he was, or why Hideo was the leader, or why Lola was prey.  Was Hideo the leader because he was standing, and therefore looked more authoritative?  Was Lola prey because she was human?  No, Lola was nobodies prey.  She was his rival, and nobody else was allowed to touch her save himself.  This he would make sure of with  his own two hands if push came to shove.<br/><br/>Kadaj was boiling over with joy inside.  Here was one of those rare opportunities to really mess with someones head, and he was bursting at the seems with a million things he wanted to say.  Hoping to set her off as much as possible he only said,<span style="color: #0080FF">"Aha, so I WAS right.  It WAS a giant lizard after all."</span>Kadaj didn't move from his seat on the forest floor.  This girl wasn't a water mage like Lola, he could tick her off as much as he wanted, and he was loving it.