Careful on those spinning wheels

It really was hard to see everything in this light. As bright as the Aurora was it hindered her ability to really tell where he was. Which likely was why she’d tried to make sure they stayed in closer quarters. What she didn’t expect was for some companions to come in and attack her. Her bite was forgotten as the bird hit her and she even let out a small yelp. She tripped backwards and fell directly into the dirt in front of the young male. Her purple eyes looking up at him with a bit of embarrassment. Well they could say he definitely won that one.

"Well I really do need more practice." she muttered half to herself. Slowly she rose and gave a soft nod to Charlie. Best she not say anything else, as she turned she began to walk away. No point in sticking around now and her excess energy was gone given the circumstances. Maybe she could seek out her son, he didn’t talk much but she enjoyed the company regardless.