a crow [★] nights

[roan ;]

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Throughout his 19 month long life so far, Roan had really only acquired one companion that could be considered a pet. Galaga was still a rather small and young crocodile, although most could see that he was growing more and more as the days went on. And unlike Keona's new raven follower, Galaga very much wasn't a silent presence. He could often be heard from his usual place in the temple, his strange beeping sounds quite similar to the game for which he was named. Roan had grown used to that quite a while ago, however, the soothsayer having tuned the noise out for the majority of his time with Galaga. His patients, however? They often weren't so lucky, complaining about the crocodile's loud presence until their doctor would fix them with an icy glare. That often got them to shut up rather quickly, and not bring the subject up again unless they were particularly stubborn.

Today had been one of the rare days where Roan brought Galaga out of the temple with him, allowing his small pet to follow as he went searching for herbs. The siamese might not even have noticed Keona's new companion if it wasn't for Galaga, as the croc's beeping grew urgent and curious, the reptile moving quickly over towards the statue of Tofu. Glancing over at where the other was heading, Roan was surprised to see Keona was there, with a crow that... wasn't Fiachra. He had seen Fiachra before, and this bird didn't have that same distinct sense of familiarity. Curiosity somewhat piqued, the male made his way over to where Keona was, his tail lightly flicking against his sister's – much larger – back in greeting, before he questioned, "Hello, Keona. Who have you got with you? It doesn't look like Fiachra... and I didn't think you were in the market for a pet." At the same time, Roan was keeping an eye on Galaga, who was still beeping urgently as he scrabbled at the base of Tofu. The soothsayer couldn't quite tell if Galaga wanted to make friends with the new crow or eat it, and he was unwilling to take chances.

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