<div class="floatleft">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/8/8e/Reohuthumb.JPG)</div>Name: Reo<br/>Current Form : Draconic<br/>Players Nearby : Amber<br/>Location: Fishing, east coast<br/><br/><hr/><br/>As an afterthought, he felt around through the barely tangible bond that he shared with his nest-mates, and confirmed that Amber was following. As the cloud cover cleared, Reo took a look behind him as he lazily moved along, and visually spotted the emerald behind and to his left. As they approached the coastline, he extended his mind cautiously, wanting to see if anyone was nearby to watch him. Raziel and Isela were the first ones he noted, though their minds seemed to be a bit dampened. He could only assume they had taken on their other forms.<br/><br/>On a whim, he reached out and gave Isela's mind the barest of touches. There wasn't enough there for him to attach a way to communicate, but he simply wanted to announce his presence to her as he flew over with Amber in tow. Though the touch to her mind was featherlight, he knew she would recognize it right away, if she hadn't already seen him in the sky. Each of them had a specific feeling to their minds they had found out early on. Male and female were easily discernible, but finer differences were always took longer to learn.<br/><br/>He would have known hers anywhere though, as he'd spent long enough taking joy when he got to spend time alone with her, in whatever manner. When she wasn't busy with her little shadow of a nest-mate, Raziel. Had the two of them not basically been attached at the wingtips since hatching, he might have viewed the male differently. It didn't matter though. Fishing was what he was supposed to be doing.<br/><br/>Once over the coast, he moved over the deeper waters, and slowly began to circle upwards.<em>See the dark shape below me Amber? Flat in the front, and coming to a point near the back. He's not as big as the ones I usually take, but he shouldn't be too much for one your size. All of our nest-mates have been diving at them blindly, hoping to just get talons in and fly off. the trick with them is to go for the tail. They hunt the birds on the surface, and when they go for the kill, they come out of the water. All you have to do is get a foot wrapped about the tail, and pull them out. That one there should keep you round for at least a few days. Much better than hunting once a day for the dirty little land creatures. Just watch him for a minute or two, and time the dive, and it should be easy.</em>