A show of strength.- Arias

Arias had been taking horseback lessons from one of the Kakariko residents during her time as a living member of the small town. It was certainly new, the lolling gait of a galloping horse underneath you. It would remind her of the time she rode with that strange golden-clad Ordonian Josh.

However, as the zora won an rode closer a dinolfos would rear it's ugly head and breathe fire. Almost automatically, the horse bucked off it's rider and whinnied as it ran away. Arias skidded to a stop on the rough path when a rank smell and heat seared her leg and caused her to yell. Kargoroks joined, two in particular at the smell of blood from the fish woman.

Trying to fire a jet of water failed the female; willing herself to move but couldn't thanks to the pain of moving her leg. The draconic monster burned her yet again, whipping the injured fish with it's armor-clad tail and adding more blood scent to the air..

Arias laid on the rocks, silver scales blackened in some areas with dark burns. In pain and barely able to keep her eyes open from the headache, the fire stopped and blood stained the ground that was not her own.

"Who... Are you?" She whispered faintly, just as the two kargaroks zoomed down at Kamo to avenge the Dinolfos.

Arias looked at Kamo with a strange expression, his voice ringing a bell in her head from somewhere. Where was a mystery, but as of now he asked if she could heal herself. Tears got the blood and dust from two clear blue eyes, stretching and letting the water from her wristband seal over and rid of her burns, but the cuts still faintly oozed.

The Kargarok would caw, flying at him with talons poised to attack.

Arias looked at him with concern, some of the pain fading as she got up and headed over to him to look at the injuries. Water came from around the scale, forming a veil around the silver fish's hands before sighing. "Let me help you, please. You are hurt, it's the most I can do for you saving my life from the damn monsters."

Her voice was tender, pleading in a way to at least repay him for saving her life. "Just let me help you.."

Arias looked at him as she pleaded him to let her help, hearing him eventually give in her head fin would move the rag to the side, putting her hands coated in healing water over it. "This may sting." She replied softly, channeling her magic to fix his injuries; hands soft and gentle in her work.

After the wounds left by the bird were fixed, the zora sighed and stood. Offering a hand to Kamo to help him up if he needed it, the blood staining her silver scales made her look like a knockoff Christmas tree bauble.

The water had retreated that had been left on her hands to surround the silver scale on her bracelet. He accepted her hand after he began getting up, she still blood stained and now nervous. "I don't go into town much. I prefer staying in Kakariko but the fish supply is so low there I have to get it from the store."

Sighing, she flexed her elegant head fin and began walking across the stones, with the horse whinnying close by and trotting back to it's owner. Gently mounting the horse, with a soft tongue click it would begin to walk beside Kamo while its master sat sideways.

Arias sighed quietly as the sun began to set, asked a question by such a strange zora. She did not judge by appearance but by actions, and so far he proved himself to be slightly aggressive but reasonable. Briefly looking at his anklet, the silver fish raised her eyebrows in surprise. The tooth of a beast was on it, albeit longer than she had ever seen before.

His question about her safety would not go unanswered, shaking her elegant head before speaking. "Ever since the king died, there have been monsters everywhere. I used to live in the domain before I moved last winter, I moved because everyone from King Nex to the hunters were all right little assholes to me."