Suri had forgotten about the bright blue naga, and she froze when he dashed off and out the door when she came back into the main room. By the time her brain had registered what was happening and came back from her surprise, he was already out and away. She slithered to the door and looked into the street, but she couldn't see any sign of him.<br/><br/>"How... peculiar..." she muttered as she came back inside and closed the door, checking twice that it was locked down tight before going back to the spa to help Tamara with the new brown naga that Jaku had just given birth to. She kept that odd event with the blue naga to herself for now, not wanting to add to the current burdens, and thinking that it wasn't that important. The blue naga might have gotten spooked for some reason by what he witnessed, the sudden birth and such.<br/><br/>--<br/><br/>Tamara smiles at Arkain and thanks him for his help with a slight nod of her head, still holding the brown naga in her arms and talking to try and reassure her. The brown naga's body starts to relax, helped with the gentle ministrations and Arkain's energy. She settles her head against Tamara's chest, holding onto the tigress-naga, listening to her soothing voice and the sound of her beating heart, while her tailmaw seems equally happy to be held and massaged by Jaku and Arkain's hands.<br/><br/>The new naga's ears perk up as she hears Aria speak. "Yes... we are... conjoined... yes," she echoes, seemingly still lost in her thoughts, though sounding much more calm now. "There was... is... many of us, all together." She frowned and shook her head. "The happiness is gone. It was there, but it's gone now..." she said, silent tears running down her cheeks.<br/><br/>Tamara gently wiped the tears with her fingers then held the brown naga's head gently to look right into her eyes. "We're there with you, you're part of the family. You'll be happy with us,' says the tigress-naga with a soft smile and a very warm purring tone. "Family is very important, you are important, sweetie."<br/><br/>The brown naga looked into Tamara's emerald slitted orbs and nodded slowly, before placing her head against Tamara's chest again, going back into her warm embrace.<br/><br/>"Well, we need to find you a name though, it would be more practical than trying all the names you gave us," commented Tamara with a gentle chuckle while the new naga looked up at her expectantly. "What about Katy ?"<br/><br/>The new girl tilted her head some. "Katy ?" she echoed, looking as if she was tasting the name.<br/><br/>"If you don't like it, we can find you another name," said Tamara, chuckling some more.<br/><br/>"No," replied the new naga after a short moment of silence. "Katy... that is good," she added.