"And she moves," Tani said as she put her knife away then she swooped gracefully down to stand beside the young one, her body floating through the air. She landed on her rear legs, preferring to get on all fours only for battle or hunting. Slowly, she walked around the young demon, gently touching her with her front paws to inspect her. "Nice hair," she said, trying to make nice. It was always difficult to deal with the newly formed. They had so many questions and that tried Tani's patience, but she would be as pleasant as possible. "You are at the shores of your new birthing grounds," she told her, having heard her question. "Do you have a name?" Sometimes the ones who had been cast out into the lake were so traumatized by events that they recalled nothing of their life before, not even their name.<br/><br/>The breeze picked up and rustled the leaves of the trees, carrying the sulfur scent from the lake into Tani's nostrils and she breathed in deeply with a smile. The people found the odor nauseating, but sulfur was one of the most basic elements for their kind.