SQUIRE!!! our wheel just loves To do our birds ig. This one is mine! And yeah I'm enjoy the story!
Squire watched the girl with awe. They had learned how to glide and fly though they were nowhere near her level. She had to be wild right? The way she flew was nothing like how they were taught to; she flew with recklessness though it had its own sort of grace to it. He followed her... if he was able to talk to her then she might be able to help with the research. That was it... the Brahminy kite would never look for an excuse to leave the lab. What made you think that? He followed trying not to make too much noise... he had heard all the stories the keepers told... if the wild ones thought they were threatened they could get aggressive.
"Why are you following me?" The girl asked, turning around. The man raised Avian yelped and almost fell out of the sky.
"Uh-... I didn't have bad intentions, I promise! I just wanted to see a wild Avian." He yelped backing up a bit.
"...okay?... so you followed me to see...an Avian?" she asked confused as she landed on a branch.
"Uhhh...yeah i guess."
"But you're an Avian are you not?"
"Yeah I am." Squire said, confused. The girl looked at him for a few moments
"Oh wait! You're a human raised. That makes sense... though now there's the question why are you out of your little cage?" she asked, looking down at him.
"Cage? You mean the aviation chamber?" He asked confused as he landed across from her not realizing how much his short flight had taken out of him.
"Maybe? Whatever that bird cage looking thing is. The one that keeps you from leaving and essentially makes you pets."
"Pets?! What do you mean pets!? No, pets were living breathing beings with sentience."
"So are dogs but they're called pets," she pointed out to the bird.
"That's-... true... but we're treated like people, like kids we're a part of the family." Squire protested.
"You can think that but I think being strapped onto a leash and kept in a cage is the opposite of being free." She smiled.
"Yeah- what the heck?" the Kite looked down, seeing the strangest sight. A figure walking through the forest. Their wings were folded but seemed to have a sort of rainbow color. Millions of shimmering shades projected all across the feathers. The figure walked up right, their steps perfect.
The girl in front of them looked confused before following their gaze and instantly getting off the branch flying towards them.
"Pandora!" she said as she attempted to follow the figure. Squire followed her, confused by who she was and why the wild girl knew her name.
While the Magpie was able to follow the figure with ease squire had a lot more trouble with his wings getting cut and caught on branches. It wasn't long before they yelped as his wing got stuck. Trying to break free was meaningless. They called for the girl in desperation.
