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The dragon yawned, Lesley's bouncy hair made the perfect bed and Citrus was getting sleepy.

"D'awww," Riley continued to gush. "Who's an adorable little ball of fluff? You are!"

While the other Lost Souls decided that it would be the best time for a nap, Harper focused on Hakuren and smiled. "That sounds like a good idea." He glanced at the fluffy thing, "it might be a dragon, but you're right, it's also a child." The boy watched as Inadi began poking at and attempting to grab the dragon. All the man's attempts had failed, and it ended up awkwardly when he accidentally grabbed onto Lesley's behind. The boy winced in his friend's stead then gave the older boy a sympathetic yet awkward smile.

Inadi placed himself between both Riley and Harper, he was red in the face and to make matters worse, Riley turned to look at him with a devilish grin. "Inadi and Lesley sitting in a tree~" she elbowed him lightly in the ribs then quieted down, however the teasing look on her face remained and it made her look like a mischievous imp. "Just messing, Inadi, don't worry." The girl gave him a tap on the back then walked off towards Hakuren and the now upset baby dragon.

Harper gave Inadi a smile before focusing on Citrus, the dragon was sulking now. Citrus didn't like being disturbed, especially since his original perch (Lesley's head) had been pretty darned comfortable. He floated towards Leila and landed on her head, but it wasn't as comfy a bed as Lesley's had been so the cranky dragon began to cry. 

Harper couldn't stop himself from chuckling, everything that had happened so far was pretty ridiculous. "I don't think it likes you," he teased a little before grinning at Leila. The girl seemed fascinated by all the clouds that had began forming around her. Citrus wailed even louder and more and more clouds appeared inside the cave. With each passing second the clouds grew darker, and before anyone could do anything it began to pour and they found themselves drenched in the rain.

"Why you little..." It was Riley's turn to look upset, "someone make that thing laugh."

"Haku, now would be the perfect time for tag." The rain grew even harder and Harper jogged towards Hakuren. He tugged the man by the arm and pretty much dragged the ice mage with him towards the crying dragon. A giant rain cloud hung above Lelia's, head and it even began snowing around her. "Um, fluffy, uncle Hakuren and I are going to play tag with you. That sounds good, right?" The boy reached out to touch the creature but it only cried even louder, and a gust of ice cold wind filled the room.

Riley shivered then scrunched up her nose in distaste. "This is why I do not like children," she stomped through puddles and made her way towards Jasper. The temperature inside the cave had dropped seven fold and some of the puddles had began freezing over, it was becoming quite chilly.

"He's pretty cranky," Harper stared at it all, dumbfounded. What were they supposed to do? Every time he tried to talk to it, the dragon would simply sob. He tapped Hakuren on the shoulder and feigned a grin. "Tag, Haku is it! This is fun, right flufster?" The boy dashed forward only to slip on a frozen puddle, he fell forward and tumbled onto a fluffy bed of clouds. The dragon stopped crying, but it still looked pretty upset. It focused its eyes on Inadi and began to float towards him. Once it was in front of the man it gave him its meanest, most ferocious glare, it didn't look threatening at all.

Truth be told, the dragon looked pretty silly, but once it opened its mouth it literally blew Inadi, Leon, and all who were near them away.

"FUS RO DAH!"

Seeing Inadi and a few of the others flat on the frozen floor, the dragon happily retreated to a corner and curled up for a well deserved nap.