"Why should I?" Juniper shrugged. She couldn't deny that his appearance was a little odd, she had not known anyone else to be as pale as him but she saw no merit in bullying him. She wanted to prove herself to be brave and valiant, bullying a child - which she assumed he was- would only make her appear weak. Something she would not stand for.<br/><br/>She was impressed with how much at ease he grew while talking about Razeth. "You are meant to train your dragon, not the other way around," she teased, amusing herself. However she admired the dynamic, Razeth appeared to care for him as much as he did for her.<br/><br/>"Aynir isn't that fast, we just know to work around that," she replied humbly. Aynir poked his head into the conversation at the mention of his name, he nuzzled his face in Juniper's neck which meant he was looking for attention. She petted his head while keeping her focus on Gier. "But if you would like to find out who is the fastest, you should join us during training some time. No offense to you but she deserves to be trained with a professional supervising, it'll help test her limits."<br/><br/>Juniper held out her idle hand for him to shake. "Nice to meet you Gier, I'm Juniper, Juniper Galewood," she said, projecting her voice proudly.