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Cassie started giggling when Kellen did, laughter being almost as contagious as yawning. "I knew you could do it! We have to celebrate!" She spun a little, still giggling. She sent a wide, happy smile at Gaen, completely unconcerned, and used to, his unique way of putting things. "Gaen, we have an excellent reason to have some of that really sweet wine of yours now, right? You know, I can't think of a better occasion." She finally left Kellen alone, moving over to Gaen and grinning brightly up at him.
Anax was instantly distracted by Kellen's comment. "Of course, I'm still hungry. I barely ate a thing in there." He waved his hand at the building. Honestly, seven sausages, three chunks of meat and a chicken leg was nowhere near enough. His smirk was back, now that he was convinced that Cassie wasn't going to hug him. "We can't all be dainty little things like you, Kellen." While it was true that currently, he wasn't that much bigger than she was, but normally he was.
Easily distracted from begging Gaen, Cassie grinned, as she turned toward the dorms, happy that they are celebrating and not commiserating. "So, Anax, what are you?" Probably not the most polite question in the world, but she wanted to know. "Are you an extra special, one of a kind, like Gaen here?" She said it fondly, honestly pleased to have him as her Guardian.
A shake of his head, and a so-so hand gesture. "I'm a Shadow Wyvern, not one of a kind, but I think I'm decent enough." He shrugged then, because to him, it really didn't matter. He was what he was, and nothing could change that. He certainly wasn't going to apologize for it. He glanced at Gaen, figuring he was some type of fae, even if he had no idea what kind. Generally the Fae tended to stick together, while Anax, he wandered.
Anax was instantly distracted by Kellen's comment. "Of course, I'm still hungry. I barely ate a thing in there." He waved his hand at the building. Honestly, seven sausages, three chunks of meat and a chicken leg was nowhere near enough. His smirk was back, now that he was convinced that Cassie wasn't going to hug him. "We can't all be dainty little things like you, Kellen." While it was true that currently, he wasn't that much bigger than she was, but normally he was.
Easily distracted from begging Gaen, Cassie grinned, as she turned toward the dorms, happy that they are celebrating and not commiserating. "So, Anax, what are you?" Probably not the most polite question in the world, but she wanted to know. "Are you an extra special, one of a kind, like Gaen here?" She said it fondly, honestly pleased to have him as her Guardian.
A shake of his head, and a so-so hand gesture. "I'm a Shadow Wyvern, not one of a kind, but I think I'm decent enough." He shrugged then, because to him, it really didn't matter. He was what he was, and nothing could change that. He certainly wasn't going to apologize for it. He glanced at Gaen, figuring he was some type of fae, even if he had no idea what kind. Generally the Fae tended to stick together, while Anax, he wandered.