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"Hey I was only asking." Gin said with another huff of smoke and Azule just stuck her forked tongue out at Gin causing Eavan to start laughing at the rather humerous exchange.

"I'm going to guess from the way you two are fighting that you're related?" She asked as if she hadn't even been bothered by Gin's question, which of course she hadn't.

"Yeah we're siblings, but I don't claim him very often." Azule said with a smirk which just earned her an irritated glare from Gin.

"Well it's more Gin then me." Said Azule.

"Hey who's side are you on!?" Gin demanded, but Azule said nothing except giving the dragon equivalent of a smirk.

"So in other words, look out for either of them?" Eavan said as she petted Azule, earning a growl like purr from the small dragon.

"Yeah mostly by being annoying." Azule said and Gin didn't bother giving any comment to that, and instead settled for just shooting an annoyed glare up at his sister.

"That I can tell all to easily." Eavan said since it wasn't hard to pick out their personalities just from being around them for a few minutes.

OOC: Short little timeskip here. LOL

Over the days that followed Eavan and Valoris's escape from the palace, things within the elven city began to grow even more chaotic then before. Without any leaders the city itself was left adrift, and not only that but lycans were slowly beginning to move into the city as if seeking revenge for the mistreatment they had endured.
However, Eavan wasn't to concearned with this even though she had heard of what was happening back in the city itself. Already she was becoming more comfortable with her lycan self, and now had more control over it then she did before. True even she knew her limits, but she was a quick learner and had adapted easily to this new life.
Although now another challenge was about to present itself, one more closely associated with the close friendship she and Valoris now shared with each other.

"I still say Valoris likes you, and not as a friend either." Azule said from where she was lounging on Eavan's bed as the elf woman played another song on her harp.

"Why do you say that?" Eavan asked as she glanced over at Azule but the small dragon merely shrugged.

"I don't know it's just a feeling I have, and I've come to learn usually that isn't wrong." She said even though she knew better then to try and meddle into things like that. She'd get in trouble for sure if she did that, and instead she kept her thoughts to herself and only confided to Eavan once she was sure Valoris was no where closeby.

"I'm just saying I truly believe she's grown to like you, that's all." Gin said from where he was perched on a nearby window sill. He had chosen to sit there so hopefully he wouldn't cause anymore trouble for Valoris, seeing as he had ended up ruining things enough as is. Although he would admit he thought it would be funny if Eavan and Valoris ended up together, but at this point it didn't seem likely. Especially with the way the two were obviously trying to hide the growing feelings between them.

"Well this is just my opinion, but Eavan seems genuine in what she feels towards you. And believe me we may not look like it but dragons are much more attune to emotions then you might think." Gin said with a slight shrug of his shoulders. In all honesty he could tell something was starting to form between the two of them, but getting them to admit it might be tricky. For one thing Valoris was stubborn on that account, and not only that but obviously Eavan wouldn't make any moves that would cause conflict. So it may end up coming down to him and his sister stepping in if anything was to get done.

"Okay fine have it your way, but I just hope you don't regret not saying anything." Gin said since lately both he and his sister had been sensing something uneasy on the horizon. As if something were about to happen that wouldn't be good, but what exactly they couldn't place. All they could do was sense things, but actually looking into the future was not a talent they possessed. Either way his main worry was that something was going to happen, and it would end up driving the two of them farther apart. Which he didn't want to see happen because although he wasn't much for showing affection, he liked the elven woman and would be perfectly happy if she stayed here with them.

During this time, Azule had trotted off to a different part of the palace leaving Eavan alone once again. Although she had not voiced it, the elven woman couldn't shake the feeling that something had happened back within her old home. However, though she knew she may have to return eventually, at the same time she wasn't sure she wanted to. She was happy here, so why should she have to leave? True there was the fact that she might be the only person who could set things right again, but at the same time she wasn't even sure if she could do so.

"So, what do I do then?" Eavan thought to herself before she began playing another song, this one holding a more haunting sound to it then it did before. As if her music was reflecting her own uncertainty over the future.

Once the moon had risen almost in the middle of the sky, Eavan stopped playing and placed her harp on the bench next to her before she allowed the change to take place. She didn't want to end up messing up the instrument by any chance, and once she had changed completely streached a little before shaking out her gray colored fur. True by now she had learned how to control her change, but it still took some adjusting to everytime she transformed to her wolf side.

"Oh well just another night as always." She thought to herself as she curled up on the ground to wait out the night, knowing that for now she'd have to wait before changing back to her elven self.