anyone;

[Eurwen]

Eurwen

diamonds are found only in the darkness of earth
as truth lies in the darkness of mind

She chuckles, then bites her lip for doing so - it's probably impolite to laugh at someone's lack of knowledge. Still, when the other girl determines that she is not a hunter, much less her whole family can't be, she frowns. Puh. "My dad's way scarier than you." In fact, Reia didn't look so different from him, if she compared scales and teeth, so she wasn't any more dangerous - and she was a young filly and he an adult stallion. But above all, the monster in the Cove had been the scariest she ever met and nothing was really dangerous in comparison. It had actually eaten people, not just taken a nibble. She shakes her gleaming mane, not caring what the girl might think of her comment - it's not important, for their families aren't around to be shown off. She can't help it that she didn't inherit any of their magic, but she's not afraid to use what she earned from the fairies to defend herself, instead.

The scaled girl mentions being a dragon, and Eurwen huffs at that too. "You're still a horse. What if the horse you bite is sick, huh? I bet you'd get sick too, dragon or not." Narrowing her eyes at the girl in front of her, what she implies is clear. I am not food. Though she's not sure if the girl can be persuaded with words. Which is why, when she dryly complaints about still being hungry, she had rolled her eyes and decided to show her.

She twists her ear for a second, when the girl mentions rabbits hiding. Without further commenting, she trots away from the children, not caring that she makes noise when she does. She's planning on manipulating the rocks so the rabbits get trapped and then they'll be easy to catch. "You don't have to be a dragon to catch a rabbit." She's a dragon's daughter too, after all. And if the other girl doesn't think so, that means she'll have to prove it by playing this childish game - if only to proof that she shouldn't be seen as prey.

@[Reia]