<div class="floatleft">(https://i.ibb.co/Kz13f53/d3a3b3d81edce6df3ee09722700a3a39cf613598-hq.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Qiyanna Bosmer<br/><strong>Time:</strong>Morning<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Dunn Vale<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Everyone<br/><strong>Content:</strong>Regrouping / Escorting Rebevva<br/><br/><strong>Eliza's</strong>touch against her arm shocked Qiyanna back to reality. She looked at the friend beside her, then offered a small smile.<strong>"Sorry. I kinda zoned out a bit, didn't I?"</strong>There really wasn't a reason for her to be afraid. She wasn't alone anymore. She had friends now. Her eyes looked upon the gentle girl next to her.<strong>Eliza</strong>was an exceptionally skilled machinist. She could turn water into rocket fuel if given enough time. She was a genius. She was also kind, tender, and very soft-spoken; if she ever spoke at all, that is. Qiyanna giggled at herself. She couldn't contain her infatuation with<strong>Eliza</strong>. With a girlish squeal, she wrapped her arms around the girl and squeezed her tightly! While enjoying the warmth of her companion, hers eyes glanced over towards the ticking QT that was marching around them like a tiny toy soldier. He was another one of<strong>Eliza's</strong>constructs and a true testament to her skills as an engineer.<strong>"Thanks for protecting us, QT. You're such a little cutie."</strong>Instantly, her expression went blank as a sudden realization struck her.<strong>"QT...? Cutie...?"</strong>Qiyanna gasped, then started bouncing with excitement from her discovery.<br/><br/>It seemed like the boys were finally gathering as well.<br/><br/><strong>Echo</strong>was the first she noticed. She smiled and waved at her companion while still clinging onto<strong>Eliza</strong>. He was also the first one she met. Qiyanna had fallen into some sort of dilapidated building father time buried long ago. She and her pets were separated for almost an entire day as she traversed the darkness alone. It was probably the first time the girl had experienced true loneliness: true fear. She was lucky<strong>Echo</strong>happened to be exploring the subterranean building. It was hard to say who found who. It didn't really matter. She made a good friend that day. Qiyanna was sure she would have died cold and alone if it weren't for him.<strong>Echo</strong>was muttering to himself, as he always did. The familiarity brought her comfort after such a stressful battle.<br/><br/><strong>Echo</strong>greeted<strong>Los</strong>, who approached from town. One of the newest members of the group,<strong>Los</strong>was easily the strongest. Qiyanna always had a sense that there was something<em>'different'</em>about the man. She didn't spend too much time pondering it. There were plenty of strange people out in the world. She just so happened to be in a group that seemed to attract the strangest among them. She didn't mind. He didn't bother<strong>Eliza</strong>, so he was safe from her wrath. Qiyanna was eternally thankful that they'd met when they did. Those golems were some of the most terrifying things she'd ever seen. If it wasn't for<strong>Los</strong>, she wondered if they would have stood a chance against them.<br/><br/><hr/><br/>High in the sky, casting the occasional shadow across the grass, mighty wings beat against the morning winds. Deep black orbs scanned the skies for smaller avian creatures. Breakfast was served. Locking on to a flock of tiny sparrows, fleshy red wings tensed and stabilized the massive body they carried. The biomechanics within the predator's skull allowed it to plot the course traveled by the smaller birds. Seconds ticked by as it analyzed the creatures. Then, silently, it descended. Speed was second only to the pure weight of the descending creature. It pounded through the wind with concussive force. By the time the sparrows noticed the ballistic beast billowing towards them, their escape route was already cut off. They hesitated.<br/><br/>Feathers exploded in the high skies as the tiny creatures scattered in every direction. They fluttered violently before regrouping. The heavy creature was not as swift as them. As it stabilized itself, they were already retreating away. It wasn't until the birds were a safe distance from the predator did they realized that their numbers had dwindled by one.<br/><br/>Breakfast was delicious.<br/><br/>The Raster had been patrolling the skies all morning. It soared over the area where its flock would be headed next. The House Beneath The Hill. It collected information about the area. Though it would not be able to enter with the rest of its flock, it secured a safe path of travel for them. Once breakfast was consumed, it changed direction to head back towards its most recent nesting ground. The Raster gently cruised across warm winds when its eyes happened upon one lone member of its flock.<strong>Rebevva</strong>was the noise emitted by the others when addressing her. The Raster cooed; calling out to the Grounded One and ensuring it safe travel. She lowered herself closer to the ground and sailed at an even pace that matched it's companion's walking speed. None from the flock should ever travel alone.