A Wild Divto Appears! (Doctor Azure)

[Ienareliata]

Ienareliata easily slithered up the steep hill, chasing his prey. The mouse was struggling to get up the hill, which made it even easier for the snake. Arel, the middle head shot venom at it, hitting it in the tail. It squealed, but kept running. They caught up, Ien diving in. He caught it, taking the life from the poor creature. The split up the meal. Iata got the most, being the hungriest. They finished up, turning back to head down the hill. They got down the hill, turning back. They were surprised at what they saw.

A Grass Trekker charged them, his hand down low, as if he was going to scoop them up. Arel thought fast, slithering out of the way. He ran into a tree, turning back. This time, they charged him. They slithered up his leg, onto his back. They came up to his neck, wrapping their body around the beast. He grabbed them, trying to get them off, but he failed miserably. Ien sank his fangs into the Trekker's neck, and it wailed at the pain of the venom. He would soon die, but It made him much angrier and more aggressive. Iata glanced up, seeing a blue figure with shaggy, black hair at the top of the heavily wooded hill.


[member="Doctor Azure"]

 

[Doctor Azure]

Lorane wasn't used to watching animals move around, but his eyes widened as he saw a snake of some kind eat a rodent. That was kind of cool. What shocked him even more was that the snake had not one, but three heads. Wow. He crouched down to look at it more closely, seriously hoping that it wasn't going to bite him.​

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[Ienareliata]

The Grass Trekker ran off into the other direction, tumbling over plants and logs. Arel turned to see the blue figure only inches away from him. He hissed, but didn't react. They allowed him to examine them. Iata, the most intelligent of the group, wasn't so sure about this one.
Are​ we sure we want to trust this person? He could be trying to take us in to eat us, just like the Ewok. I don't think we should interfere. Iata​ stuck out his tongue.​

Oh​, it's fine. If he wanted to attack us, we'd already be dead.

I just don't know...
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You know, maybe this guy is actually someone who can take us and actually care for us. But time will determine that.
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​Ien​ and Iata flared their frills. Not a bold decision, but that's what they decided. Arel had to take control to stop them. He didn't like controlling the others, even if it didn't fully manipulate them. But he had to. He was almost positive that this person was passive. He came closer, actually lowering the frills, instead of bringing them up. Arel opened his mouth, and closed it. Arel coiled themselves up, seeing if he could possibly show that he was friendly- or at least to this person.

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[Doctor Azure]

Lor blinked hard when he saw the snake's heads staring at him. He slipped his hands under the snake, picking it up by its necks in one hand and its tail in the other.​

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"Sorry if that's uncomfortable... Just gotta make sure you don't bite me."​

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Was he talking to snakes, now? Oh, goody.​

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[Ienareliata]

This action reassured everyone, because they knew that he wasn't going to just take out a dagger and slice Arel's neck. Iata, of course, was still scared, but he didn't notice any v​isible​ weapons. They​ allowed him to pick them up.

[member="Doctor Azure"]

 

[Ienareliata]

They decided to lead [member="Doctor Azure"] to a less wooded area, where they could see more that was around them.

 

[Doctor Azure]

At feeling the total relaxation the snake had suddenly done, Lor decided that it was safe enough to put it on his shoulder. Not like the little bundle of scales was big enough to choke him, anyway. He gently patted one of the heads and began walking back towards the Bluebird.​

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[Ienareliata]

They got off [member="Doctor Azure"], or rather slithered. They looked around the ship, examining it. It was very high tech. All they were used to was grass, dirt, and trees. This was the exact opposite of that.

(I'm feeling tired atm, so this isn't a very long one. )