Sleeping Dragon Stedaunon don gon we, en kikon ste enti.

Having returned to her perch, Seregryn was left to cool off after her clumsy display, and by the time she was coherent (and her anger is subdued) she realizes that she is once again alone. It does not dishearten her as it might another child; Seregryn has been alone for most of her life, or placed in situations where she is separate, making this not so different. She turns her head to survey the area — wondering briefly where the two have gone — but before long she loses interest.