Kadaj's words were moderately annoying, to be sure, yet they didn't' provocate a reaction like Hideo's words did. In fact the only thing Kadaj's words did was downgrade his status from possible rival to a noise nusiance, a<a class="postlink" href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZu-raeWWzw">cuckoo to a cuckoo clock</a>at best. But then again the sulferous big-headed one was a bit cuckoo to sit down on his inflated ego rear end in the same clearing as a Male Dragon's meal. The once bored looking suferistic smelling male now seemed happy.<br/><br/>And yet in all this time not once did the females say anything or speak up. Were they truly Dames of Distress? Must let their males speak for them? Surely in doing so the prey would be of no help in a battle to come. The sight of blood, something Juneava grew up around, made these girls quiver. Oh to the culture of Drakon have mercy on her own psychosis from this nuisance. That is when she smelled it, fresh spring, slight good moss. From the blue headed girl, Juneava could smell it. Cool clear aqua, a freshwater stream...The girl, the mortal girl, was a water mage!<br/><br/>Juneava couldn't help but have a hearty chuckle at the thought. One of the two cowering girls, the one with the blue hair, was actually a bigger threat than any of the two boys. Diamonds do not melt easily to fire, in fact you need two things to see diamonds begin to melt and the boy who smelt of sulfur did not give off the impression that he could achieve these two things at this point in time. As for the other boy, Hideo, Juneava didn't know what to make of him right now but felt she could easily hold her own with him as well. No the biggest threat was that if the blue headed girl tried hard enough, she could easily drown an elephant. For breathing air is vital for many species and even sea creatures need some amounts of oxygen moving through so the water is not stagnant. For mammals, marsupials, reptiles and avian as well as everything in between, nasal passages tend to be small. It would be easy and yet hard to focus the water to shove it down the nasal passagways and or down ones throat to prohibit breathing and at the same time drown them by filling their lungs with water.<br/><br/>To Juneava, the two males were no threat, but could be a challenge if they desired to. The bloody girl, the one who cared not about her appearance, was Wvyern fodder at best. No, the only threat of the group was the blue headed girl, the one who remained silent next to the bloody girl. And yet at the same time...dumb. Obviously to Juneava, it was clear these four humanoids didn't know how to act around a dragon or his/her territory. The sulferous one seemed content to let a male eat him alive or spit acid upon him. Juneava wondered how Kadaj could be so merry at this though, for it took diamond skin for Juneava to survive a Wyvrn's poison breath attack, a creature of flesh would melt like the deer there. Was the sulferous one so dumb that he would allow himself to be killed?<br/><br/>That is roughly when Juneava began to cough, she was having the equivelent of a cat having a hairball. This is roughly when she coughed up a fist sized stone, one that had a mixture of diamonds, shiny crystal quartz with a shell of gold. Now this may look gross but it made Juneava realize that she was hungry and hadn't eaten anything for a few hours to absorb the metals and minerals her body constantly produces. She would have to eat something or her throat would be painful from the coughing up of stones. This stone, still covered in mineral rich saliva, Juneava threw. It would come close to Kadaj's shoulder to be sure, but she had aimed it at the dead deer. If the sulferous imp wanted it, he would have to fetch it like a dog. It landed in the bloody sinew mess of the dead toxic deer, the imp could also dig for it. Though the poison was stilll there that there was a chance the imp would poison himself.<br/><br/>However Juneava didn't stick around. She turned her and quieted suddenly, before taking flight and dissapearing to part of the forest. There was what sounded like a blood curdling chirp, and Juneava later returned with a bunny she had caught. She had killed the bunny and ripped off it's head and she also skinned it. She had removed the waste parts such as the intestines, bladder and liver. Though she skinned and gutted it in front of the girls before she began to eat the bloody carcass. Juneava didn't care for the tripe or other unconventional meat parts. She instead cared for more sweat meats. When she was done with her meal she threw what remained to the ground and went to clean herself off as if she hadn't killed that day. Such was done using a mixture of leaves  and water. When hunting it was good not to smell of blood too long less one attracts a predator. The  carbon and her own dragon blood pretty much killed any parasites and/or virus's/bacteria that plauged humans. Cooked meat seemed foreign to Juneava. Yet she was soon cleaned and it was only then did she feel the imp merited a response.<br/><br/>"You have mouth, lettle imp, yet I doubt it will be enough to humour the absent male. Perhaps you'll be more of use as a scale washer." Juneava spoke, this one directed to Kadaj though Juneava didn't know any of the four's names. How rude of them to not speak their names but demand Juneava of hers.