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It was growing difficult being in the presence of the two males, for she'd felt herself being pulled in opposite directions. On one hand, she'd wished to offer the stranger the same polite behavior she'd always used, but on the other she'd wanted to focus only on Leo. The boy's emotions were so strong she could practically feel them rolling off him in waves, and it worried her greatly. Her eyes flickered between the two, but she said nothing on their bearings towards one another. It wasn't long after that that her gaze settled upon her companion, admiring his effort to appear braver than what she believed him to feel in their current situation. Softly, she'd murmured, "Do not worry, Leo. Keep your head high, everything will be just fine." She'd flashed him an encouraging smile afterwords, then averted her attention back to the other male.

Asterr felt herself to know the answer before one was given, based off of her observations alone. No fresh scents had marked the base of the slope, nor had she been able to pick up on anything that might signal a squatter being present. Her thoughts had not been shared, however, for there was always the chance that she'd turn out to be incorrect. The dragon would remain quiet from then onward, only speaking after Leo's question had been answered. "My name is Asterr Draconid and this is my companion, Leo," she'd offered, favouring names over things like 'that wolf who looks like me' or 'that fetching boy'. "May I ask for your name?" All the while her posture remained neutral, perhaps even inviting. Having yet to give her a reason to be wary of him, the yearling let it be known through body language that she would not prevent him from moving closer if he chose to do so.