<div class="floatleft">(http://25.media.tumblr.com/a936af8b2814f37565a98c55bad892ce/tumblr_mfe4hoj3DD1r7wrq1o1_250.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Safiya<br/><strong>Current Form:</strong>Draconic<br/><strong>Players Nearby:</strong>Reo, Ky<br/><strong>Location:</strong>The ledges<br/><hr/><br/>A chilly breeze slipped through the caves, causing an already stirring Safiya to grumble quietly in her sleep. For some reason, last night she decided to return to her family’s main area within the caves. Here, she had been forced to resume her natural form of dragon rather than humanoid due to vision deficiency and the constant cold which plagued her skin while in humanoid form. Her parents choose one of the darkest areas due to their dislike for the sunlight ruling when they should stir from their sleep or not. The gentle sound of snoring caused her to glance over to where some of her siblings were sprawled out on the floor, a mess of tails and wings. Curiously enough, none of them were cuddled together for warmth nor did they touch each other.<br/><br/>If someone’s tail or wing even brushed another’s body, they would snap and growl before placing a small amount of space back between them. They only touched where absolutely necessary, and the cold did not prove to be a good enough reason for physical tolerance. She yawned quietly with a stretch of claws and limps accidentally whacking her long tail against the wall. The movement caused the old rock of the cave to crumble down under pressure directly onto her mother’s head. The older dragoness merely cracked open a golden eye before falling back into the lure of slumber. Saf could only let out a quiet sigh of relief since there was no escaping her mother’s wrath. Not wanting to stay in the coldness anymore or risk flaring one of her siblings’ desire to constantly fight with each other, Safiya hopped down from her impromptu bed with a soft thump of her weight against the stone floor. It was a practiced art which she had honed well over the years. Being quiet often saved her from interacting with those who she did not enjoy.<br/><br/>Not looking back to her still sleeping family, she began to walk stealthily through the  corridors of the cave, careful not to draw unwanted attention to herself. Soon enough, she could smell the fresh scent of the outdoors. Just from smell, Saf could tell she had slept a bit later than usual, but then again, she had troubling dreams last night, which kept her up later than usual. It was an odd mix of being forced into some type of wooden cage while someone she could not see constantly poked her with a stick. Even though it seemed impossible, the thought of it kept her up long into the night until even the bugs stopped making noise. It did not take long until she reached the entrance of the great caves, bathing herself in the rich sunlight. Again, she yawned before swishing her long tail. Yet, she was not content to laze around in the sun. Her stomach was growling, and she knew better than to expect her mother or father to feed her. She was old enough to take care of herself in their eyes, and if not, she deserved to starve to death.<br/><br/>Stepping out further from the entrance, she extended her wings to get some feeling into her muscles before shifting them up and down. Looking upward, she could see the shadow of some forms falling on the rocks, but they were too far away for her to distinguish who it might have been. Saf had no intention of flying even though she no longer made her usual blunders of nearly falling out of the sky. She still preferred to stay on the ground which proved much more predictable in her eyes than the skies. Not truly caring what she filled her stomach with; she headed the steep rocks with her ears perked for the sounds of even the smallest critter sneaking through the tall grass. Her nostrils flared at the scent of something just to her right. There was no warning sound as she pushed off her hide legs, keeping her wings close to her body, before diving with the preciseness of a lynx. Her tongue darted out to lick at her chops as she readied herself to sink her teeth into whatever unfortunate was about to meet her gullet. Only…she missed.<br/><br/>Saf looked up just in time to see a decently sized rabbit disappear into its underground burrow. All she could do was huff, but thankfully, there was no one around to witness the hunting failure. Her inspiration for hunting vanished so she quickly shifted her wings about, gaining distance from the ground  before landing directly next to Ky, who looked completely relaxed. The scent of food permeated the air but she did not bother to look in Reo's direction.<strong>"Have you eaten yet?"</strong>