Time to get out of the pool

She probably shouldn't have followed the dog, but she did. How could she help herself, really? Scylla was adventurous. A total free spirit. She didn't listen well to instruction. Or at least she didn't follow it after she did listen. So when the spotted dog was seen leaving the island and she had little else to do, the slate and alabaster child crept along behind. Thankfully she'd had her mother braid and tie up her tail today, otherwise going would have been much slower. By the end, she was a little tired since her legs were so much shorter, but she'd made it.

The girl hid behind one of the trees and watched as the dog splashed in the springs. She had no interest in that sort of thing. Mostly just in observing and learning what she could. She learned that the hot springs stank, but she had been told that they held healing properties, and so was curious as to whether or not it was true. Did the dog have any wounds that would miraculously heal now that he'd touched the water? How did this water even work?

She never really got to figure it out since a commotion came from the back. Hunkered down behind the tree, Scylla watched as a few large, strange looking creatures came up to the dog and started trouble. Hmm... should she just walk away? Well... no. This dog was pack now. She had to help him, right? Ugh...

Coming up from behind the spotted beasts, Scylla took out one of her little contraptions. The knife was kept sharp at all times and it sliced easily through the tendon at the back of one hyena's leg, severing it with blood, gore and ease. She then skirted back now that Kione would know that she was here with him. He would have to lead the show. She was still a puppy afterall.

"Scylla Klein"