~Dylan~

Dylan surfaced on a strip of shore that wasnt visible unless you were out in the water and shook the water from his mane. Breakfast had gone reasonably well considering how difficult it was to find enough fish with all those human fishermen around. He was fairly sure that the humans of the nearby town knew that he was here, they had seen him a few times already and it was abundantly obvious that a well groomed stallion had no place on the rocky shorelines here. He didn't care though, what could they do to harm him. With that in mind he climbed up the shallow slope of the shore and emerged within view of the road, taking the opportunity to graze on some clovers before looking up in surprise to see a human flying in the air. He flattened his ears against his neck and stood stock still.

Astra landed carefully, her feet flattening against the floor. A sign escaping her mouth, "Well, it was nice talking to you rabbit creature. But I just be off, you know... Tired, too many other creatures trying to listen in." Astra raised her voice slightly at the last sentence and turned swiftly on her heel.

~Dylan~

Dylan snorted in an almost insulted manner and tossed his head slightly before cantering off in the direction of the town.

Astra laughed lightly to herself and walked back towards the town, finding a nice tree to settle on and fall asleep.

~Dylan~

After a moment Dylan slowed his pace and turned around. She had been speaking to some sort of "rabbit creature" of some sort. He couldn't deny his curiosity, lately it seemed more and more mythological creatures had made their way into this world though they were still rare enough that he had not truly interacted with one in many many years.

Astra settled underneath the tree, the hard bark pressing against her back and although it was uncomfortable, she could handle it. Thoughts swirled through her mind, though she didn't pay attention to many. But kind question grabbed her, What were all of these creatures doing here?

Argo-
He opened his mouth to answer though the human like person he had been speaking with landed before he could. "Oh well then so long!" He called diving down and landing in the road seemingly unaware that he was in the wake of the horse like animal. Hearing the hoovesteps he stood upon his back legs and turned his ears to listen. A horse? Out here? Maybe it got lost from the farm and was looking for its way home. Carefully he looked about the road finding the animal. "Hello there! Are you lost?"

Eladain sat on the soft green grass, looking up at the sky. His daughter, Akami Eladain-Musume, sat beside him, weaving flowers into his white hair. Paper cranes that he had magicked, soared overhead. He looked at the sky sadly.
If only I could fly again... he thought sadly. He envied his daughter, who was born with a pair of tiny, white wings. Though he took great joy in watching her fly for the first time.
"Hey daddy! Look what I can do!" Akami said, picking up a seed off the ground.
The seed suddenly sprouted, blooming into a rose.
"That's wonderful sweetheart!" Eledain said.

~Dylan~

Dylan smiled a little at the creatures odd appearance though, with the facial expressions of a horse it was difficult to tell. The creature clearly didn't think him to be of any consequence in terms of magic so probably wasn't actually expecting an answer.
"No, as a matter of fact I live here." He said as he slowed to a stop in front of the strange creature.

"Dad. Will we always live here? Why can't we go live in heaven?" Akami asked, resting her head on her father's shoulder.
"I was banished, and you aren't a real angel, your half-angel." Eladain said softly.
"Mommy's up there though, and she was human." the little half-irin said.
"I know."