Leaving the Camp Site

Keomai had dazed off, her large ears perked, lost in the sound of rain and thunder. It wasn't the rain that scared her, it was the thunder and lightning. She wobbled a little, looking around. She looked at all the faces then looked at Shoe. Wait a sec. There was a new face? That woke her up some. When'd that woman get there? What was she doing? She walked over to shoe's side, tugging at his arm. She thought she remembered what she was going to say.

Dog on the other hand looked over to Jur, a light smirk, before looking away. Moments later, from that little pillow, a head popped up, looking around, the little gryph had woken with words so close to his head. "SKREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!" Dog's ears twitched and she laughed a little. "Sun just sit still." It took her not but a few seconds longer before his wounds were closed, leaving nothing but scars. She tried to stand, but couldn't muster the energy, covering it up but pretending she was just changing positions. "Okay... you can move.. now.." Sun thought dog was talking to her. That gryph popped up in explosive energy, flapping its wings about, jumping off the couch, looking around. "skreeeee!"

Shoe felt the light tug on his arm, and turned to see Keomai. "Yes Keo?"
Before he would even be able to answer, a happy 'SKREEE' pierced his ears, and it didn't belong to FlipFlop. He quickly turned his head in reaction to the noise, seeing the brightly colored grifflett on the couch. It seemed young and bouncy. The boy had a wary look, knowing that this house was about to become a playground.

FlipFlop was always enthusiastic about meeting other griffons. Especially when play was involved.

suns tail moved from side to side, as the gryph looked almost as fast side to side to see all the new people, tongue hanging out of her beak. Dog just laughed and smiled, before whistling a certain pitch, sun bounding outside, out in search for her companion in crime. Dog stood, shakily nonethe less, looking around at all the people that had imposed on her home. She sighed, seeing as no one took her offer to help themselves, probably not wanting to be rude, and walked to the kitchen portion of the one roomed main area, including a: Living room, kitching, and small dining area, hardly used. opening the fridge she pulled out slabs of meat, pulling out long serving plates as well, setting them all down, about three or four dear thighs, setting oven temps and turning on the small fire powered grill. "hope you're all hungry..."

Keo looked around, catching Klitch's glance again. She sighed a little. "Shoe I.... I need..." She seemed reluctant and sad to let the last words part, but she had to say it sometime or else Klitch would be making a huge fuss. "I should.. go home....." Her ears flopped, her tail lowering to the ground, ceasing movement but of a few twitches. Klitch smiled a little, relieved that she finally said something. Keo stared at the floor.