She had gotten four proposals on the third day of arriving from equines and cervines alike.  Some even wanted to hire her as a mercenary or asked if she was in something called the air fleet.  It confused her the first times but now it was getting to the point where she just glared at others if they looked at her too long, walked up to her or talk to whomever was standing next to them at the time.  It was an insult to be hired for money since she would never sell her strength.  

Still, there were those who kept looking at her like they've never seen an all black dragonic horse in their midst and so far...she had yet to see anyone like her really.  They were mostly bright or light covered, one even looked like dear Isolde.  But of course, Isolde didn't have wings.  It made Syrilth both sad and frustrated with herself.  She wouldn't be here, that would be a cruel stroke of luck.  Well it would be nice too.

Suddenly, the portal she walked by shimmered brightly, the lightning sizzling loudly as it spat someone out.  All eyes turned to them, Syrilth's included, to see whom had arrived.  The lightning on the portal crackled for a few before stopping.  She wished that the damned thing would give an explanation of where it took her.  

"Oh my, look at those wings!"
"They're so tall and white!  Do you think they're part of an air fleet team back from the mission?"
"Those feathers are truly divine!"

Syrilth was paying more attention to the odd snake with wings.  The fact that they didn't even comment on that was weird.  It's like the two were switched, wings were more interesting than a unusual companion.  They didn't seem to move either from the spot with others looking at them curiosly and cooing but not one stepped forward to them.  They looked like they were looking for someone?  Turning to her right she saw no one react to them when they looked at the newcomer, nor did any to her left.

Taking it upon herself, she went up to them.  Only one way to find out if they were and needed help.  Heh, if Malphas could just see her now.  When she got closer, she noticed that they weren't much shorter than her but still enough to look down at them.  "Hey."  It wasn't the best greeting.  "Are you looking for someone?"