While it had taken him a moment or two, the fairy had collected up what he needed. Where he was storing them exactly wasn't clear, but then again that was probably just because his garments weren't exactly like those worn by members of other species.<br/><br/>Having looked around for a few moments, he paused and then allowed his wings to carry him off in the direction of the individual that Levainlain had so requested. Admittedly he felt very strange about following an organism that he would have considered demonic.<br/><br/>Fae folk were naturally mischievous and some might say they were extremely problematic, but then again they were not demons so the fact that he was following around someone who could have been more legitimately classified as such was more than slightly troubling for him. Having swallowed his concern, he looked up and permitted his wings to propel him in the direction of Lilu for the time being.<br/><br/>Shutting his eyes once more he seemed to navigate slightly by other senses. One might have proposed that his perception of things wasn't quite as concrete as the way that elves or even humans perceived certain things in the forest. Even the colors of the forest were slightly different to him then they were to, say, Lilu or Levainlain because of the alternative method by which his biology perceived color.<br/><br/>Though that aforementioned elf was indebted to him indeed, Mulberry wouldn't have stressed the point once he returned back. He was unique in that respect. Fairies generally took debts too seriously and haunted an individual until they repaid, but he had no intention on doing anything like that at all.<br/><br/>If anything, this was going to be a fun short adventure for him,<br/><br/>For the time being he had the pressing issue of trying not to laugh as that wyrm was trying to assert a claim over the entire forest, however. Mulberry couldn't help but laugh, but fortunately kept it quiet enough that it would have been hard to realize that he was doing anything. "I'm assuming that I'm Wing-Man; there's certainly a lot worse things you could have called me!"<br/><br/>He felt a little safer about giggling at that one, figuring that the wyrmling wasn't going to be angry at that kind of a thing. Eventually though he seemed far more serious and started to look over at Lilu.<br/><br/>Mulberry's voice dropped down in such a manner that he was confident the other individual wouldn't hear him. "Lilu is it? Careful not to push the point of owning the forest too much; there are some who feel that because the reptiles were here before us they do have some special..."<br/><br/>He stopped himself, though, upon seeing that aforementioned chaotic display. "Oh my, this truly does look like a disaster, eh? Maybe I should go first. I was told to follow you and ensure that you were going to be safe." Mulberry sighed, "Please do not take that the wrong way. I am not at all attempting to call you incapable." Other species could be so much more negatively emotional than his could it would seem, though that was of course from -his- point of view.