She listened to the girls stories. the forest hear truly was sad and horrible. but the girl had good stories to. She had never thought that the trees could talk than again the fact of treasure talking was way odder. she nodded at the statement of looking after her and listened to the rest.

it was not long after that she noticed the light. the thing in her mouth buzzed and she dropped it a bit startled. It warned her of the lights and told her to get out of the forest. she got up picked up the pyramid and stepped between the girl and the light and shook her head. it was her way of saying it was a bad idea. than nudged her to get up. they needed out of the forest. 

"You see it too?" Synthesis was surprised by the dragon's sudden movement sa it raised its head. It dropped its little pyramid. "I take it that you don't like it much…"
Synthesis might have been tempted to look a little longer, curiosity urging her to find out what it was, but then the stood abruptly and picked up its little trinket again, shaking its head and moving so she couldn't see the light any more. She pushed herself to her feet as she was nudged almost onto her side.
"Okay okay." She grumbled quiety but stiffened as she sensed the trees around her seem to stir and wake from dormancy. Clearly they sensed its presence also. She wasn't going to ask them about it, though. They scared her more than the light ever would, even if the light turned out to be a spirit - which reminded her, hadn't the trees already said something about spirits walking in this forest.
"I think it best that we get moving, don't you?" She asked, "Do you want to fly or walk? I must warn you, I am a very poor flyer. I probably won't be able to keep up." She chewed her lip nervously.

She was glad to get the girl up and moving then started walking. she was not going to fly in this aria. the trees would make it hard enough. She again hugged the girl to get her to start walking and then walked beside her to guide her the right way. 

She was still tired but now she had motivation and someone that needed her help. She pushed on walking just as fast as the girl but no slower. they had to leave this place. Seeing the outer edge she walked a bit faster 

Synthesis walked in silence beside her dragon conpanion for quite some time, occasionally looking over her sholder to see if the light was still there. It always was, like it was following them and matching her speed. Whatever could it want?
Feeling the need to speak again, Synthesis continued, "So, your a dragon…" She berated herself for stating the obvious. Somehow she felt that the dragon could understand her and yet it was hard to hold a conversation with someone that didn't reply. "I think your scales are beautiful, by the way, and your claws look pretty impressive too. Can you breath fire? Do all dragons breath fire like in the stories? I'm only curious. Don't go setting the forest on fire! No matter how nasty it is, I don't think we can justify destroying this little bit of history."
She chuckled. Normally, she'd be panicking right now but, with such powerful company, she felt only a little creeped out by the earie light.
"Where are you going after this?" She enquired, "Are you going to use that Pyramid for somethings?"
She didn't think the other would reply but it felt polite to ask. Maybe the two of them would set up camp for a little outside the forest while they build up their strength, maybe they would travel to a common destination or maybe they would part ways. The edge of the forest was drawing near and Synthesis sure did feel tired.

Vinsue was glad for the questans and statements. she nodded to the your a dragon statement and the question abut her being able to breath fire. as much as she wanted to do an old trick she did not want to burn the trinket she was carrying. so instead she let electricity run down her back spokes to her tail. the bluish wight light danced as it lit there immediate aria. she chuckled at the forest statement witch reminded her that the trinket was still there.

once they where out of the forest enough for her to fill safe she dropped the pyramid and laid down. now that her mouth was empty she decided to answer the questans. "not all dragons actually breath fire but each ahas a breath power i can breath fire and control electricity." she said than posed so that the shock could settle in. "i am going home next so that i can put this thing there." she said as she pushed it with a talon. than looked at the sky and back at the ground. she got up and hacked up a ball of saliva and than set it on fire before laying back down. "And my name is Vinsue." 

Whilst walking, Synthesis was shocked to see the dragon nod in responce to her light chatter. It must understand her, then. The Druid was happy to have her suspicians confirmed and felt like she had made a new friend. Then when the dragon lit iself up with blue, sparkling electricity she gasped and had to resist the urge to touch it to see if it were real -  but she didn't. Instead she breathed "Beautiful!"  What a story she would have to tell! The dragon rumbled in an amused laugh as she continued talking and once they left the forest, it dropped its pyramid and lay down.
Looking back, Synthesis could see the light hovering on the edge of the tree line but coming no closer. It seemed that it couldn't leave the forest and for that Synthesis was grateful.
When the dragon spoke, Synthesis fell into a sitting position through sheer astonishment. She couldn't reply for quite some time as she struggled to get over it and organise her frazzled thoughts. She truly was tired.
"L - lovely to meet you, V - Vinsue." She returned, quite shaken but somehow pleasantly satisfied. It seemd only right that she could speak to her new friend properly, "Thank you for keeping me company in there." She gestured to the forest. "Where is your home then, if I might ask?"

she was not surprised that the girl was shocked that she could talk. many have a similar reaction but she still thought it was funny. but the wisp that followed them still bothered her. the thing had said that they are not to be trusted but now it had followed them and just sits there.

"In a cave far from hear. but i am rarely home." she said than laid her head down she needed sleep and curled into a loose ball. she wanted to make sure the girl was safe before but sleep came.

Synthesis nodded and settled down to sleep as well, unsure of whether the dragon would be there when she woke. Either way, she was glad to have met Vinsue and wished her well. In a couple of minutes she was unconscious, breathing deeply, and dreaming of mysterious lights that followed her but never touched her. It was a strange dream but some reason Synthesis never felt afraid. Now, unless woken, she would probably sleep till midday.

The sun was high in the sky when she awoke. She was glad to see the girl was asleep. she got up and stretched with a yawon. She was hungry and knew the girl would be two when she awoke. so she set off on a hunt leaving the pyramid beside the coals of the now dead fire. 

She had caught and ate a dear and watched off before looking for something the girl could and might eat. after a bit she found a barry bush and decided to rip off a limb that was full of barrys and bring it back to camp. she did not know what type they were but she had seen humans eat them in the past. than she started to walk back to camp.

Synthesis woke up slowly to find herself alone. She was a little disapointed but the day was warm, the grass smelt fresh and there was no sign of their glowing friend anywhere nearby. She stretched and sat lazily on the ground, in no particular rush to get anywhere.
Then, quite a way away, she spotted the large shape of Vinsue, glittering as the sun reflected off her white scales. She waved without getting up and after several minutes the dragon arrived with a branch laden with plump berries. At first, she thought the dragon was going to eat them herself but then she realised that it was probably for her. Vinsue might find it difficult to pick and eat the berries if she didn't have the small nimble fingers of a humanoid.
"Thank you," She said, reaching to take them from her friend, "I'm starving! Have you eaten?"