I'll jump from the cliff and I'll build my wings on the way down
"Ha! I'd rather not lose a talon, thanks," he blinked at her, because birds can't really wink... or at maybe, it's just awfully hard to do and he's not mastered it yet? Either way, his expression softens as much as it can for an eagle.
His head tilted downward, the edges of his beak turning slightly downward in as thoughtful a frown he could show in such a form. "That's true..." he suddenly lifts his head up to look out across the placid blue around them. "It's actually kind of peaceful out here," he admitted.
"You're an Outlander!" Henry pipes up excitedly, snapping his head around to look at her, his tone expressing his intrigue.
Suddenly he lost his excitement, though. "I'm sorry, if that wasn't something you wanted..." He spoke more quietly. To his understanding, a lot of Outlanders didn't seem to be too happy about losing everything. He recalled Aisha's pain, which pained him, and he felt awful for finding Outlanders so exciting. In reality, it was probably terrifying and strange and... so difficult to deal with. He couldn't imagine going from one world to another entirely, and to attempt to pick up the pieces (many of which were missing). "I can't begin to understand what that must be like, but, I hope you've been able to settle in well enough? That Caido has treated you well?"
His head tilted downward, the edges of his beak turning slightly downward in as thoughtful a frown he could show in such a form. "That's true..." he suddenly lifts his head up to look out across the placid blue around them. "It's actually kind of peaceful out here," he admitted.
"You're an Outlander!" Henry pipes up excitedly, snapping his head around to look at her, his tone expressing his intrigue.
Suddenly he lost his excitement, though. "I'm sorry, if that wasn't something you wanted..." He spoke more quietly. To his understanding, a lot of Outlanders didn't seem to be too happy about losing everything. He recalled Aisha's pain, which pained him, and he felt awful for finding Outlanders so exciting. In reality, it was probably terrifying and strange and... so difficult to deal with. He couldn't imagine going from one world to another entirely, and to attempt to pick up the pieces (many of which were missing). "I can't begin to understand what that must be like, but, I hope you've been able to settle in well enough? That Caido has treated you well?"
HENRY
