Both man and dragon watched curiously as what looked like a bit of snow went tumbling down from the drift. Closer inspection showed it to be a white fox, in fact, with a... very curious something indeed pouncing through the shallower powder in its wake. Sugar noticed, too, the dragonling rolling in Ronin's arm to half sit up, shrieking out a greeting(? or a warning? Who knew) to the approaching newcomers.
Keeping the reptile held close lest she do something brash or foolish, Ronin tilted his head at the fox that came to arrive a short distance away - close enough, indeed, for the guildmaster to realise it was a tiny, tiny gryphon that bounded at its side. "Oh," he said, because there didn't seem to be anything else to say.
Then the fox tore a mouse in two and tossed half of it in his direction; Ronin wrinkled his nose but Sugar was very interested indeed, her head lowering over his arm to try and get a better look. A dutiful father, Ronin lowered her to the ground where she leapt clear of his arm to investigate the mouse... the mouse that quickly became a snack. Indeed, Sugar wasted no time, snapping up her half and tossing it into the air with a flick of her head, all so she could catch it and scarf it down in a few quick crunches.
Shrieking her gratitude, she hopped across the snow to investigate Jigano, knowing better than to disturb another creature while it was eating.
"Thanks," Ronin murmured, smirking to the fox. "And you be nice, now." That was to the dragon, of course.
Keeping the reptile held close lest she do something brash or foolish, Ronin tilted his head at the fox that came to arrive a short distance away - close enough, indeed, for the guildmaster to realise it was a tiny, tiny gryphon that bounded at its side. "Oh," he said, because there didn't seem to be anything else to say.
Then the fox tore a mouse in two and tossed half of it in his direction; Ronin wrinkled his nose but Sugar was very interested indeed, her head lowering over his arm to try and get a better look. A dutiful father, Ronin lowered her to the ground where she leapt clear of his arm to investigate the mouse... the mouse that quickly became a snack. Indeed, Sugar wasted no time, snapping up her half and tossing it into the air with a flick of her head, all so she could catch it and scarf it down in a few quick crunches.
Shrieking her gratitude, she hopped across the snow to investigate Jigano, knowing better than to disturb another creature while it was eating.
"Thanks," Ronin murmured, smirking to the fox. "And you be nice, now." That was to the dragon, of course.
