She was used to the outdoors, to her cozy cave and soft grasses, to the breeze and sun, even though she knew where she lived most of that was magic made, it was still what she liked.

This place of metal and unknown she did not.

Ryoe was nervous, and she didn't like it.

However, she was here for a reason, and for that she steeled her will as she walked down the metal hallways from the room Dark had set apart for visitors--at least that room had a pocket portal to a more natural place, and it was safe to have Torraz stay there for now. There were too many people around, she wanted him to be used to the area before she brought him out. The last thing she wanted was for him to kill someone here--that would ruin everything.

I don't see what's wrong with picking off a few, the place is quite crowded, Torraz sent as Ryoe entered the lift that would take her down to the lower levels of this 'city'.

People take offense to being killed, and we are not at home. Here we are the 'trespassers', Ryoe replied, And they'd have every right to retaliate. Torraz hrrrphed, but said nothing more.

Soon Ryoe arrived at the door of the Abstract Destiny, and was let inside. Dark had been kind enough to set an appointment up between her and the Doctor, so he was expecting her as the guard dropped her off. "Ryoe D'hothorni?" Dr. Schroeder greeted her with a smile, though she winced slightly.

"Please, just Ryoe," Ryoe said quickly.

"Ryoe," Dr. Schroeder said, "What may I do for you? Dark didn't give me any details.."

"To the point, I'd like to have children...a lot, if possible," Ryoe said as she took an offered seat, "At first I asked Dark, but she, in her words, doesn't do clutches, just single fusions. As to why..." Ryoe looked slightly embarrassed at this, "I'm not the nicest person around Lanse'shri, and my bond is even worse. I'd like my children to...have a choice. With one, there really isn't much choice. With many, perhaps one will feel they'd want to stay with us. That, and...you're good at finding homes for the others. That's pretty much what you do here..."

"Indeed," the Doctor said, smiling.

"...I was also hoping you could calm down the more...aggressive...tendencies of my and my bond's personalities," Ryoe said, twitching her tail slightly. Just because she could be selfish and spiteful didn't mean she wanted her children to be so. It was hard enough not to be snappy here. "That, and...there's something else. Torraz is Tainted."

"Tainted? In what way?" Dr. Schroeder raised an eyebrow.

"Not sure exactly, but I think it has something to do with where he was hatched," Ryoe said, "He's aggressive to an extreme, doesn't respect anyone but me, and likes to kill things. Which is why I didn't bring him right away, he's still antsy about this whole City. I really can't say I blame him there. I'm not sure how it would affect his...our children. If there was a way..."

"I'll definitely look into it," Dr. Schroeder said, "Anything else you need before we begin?"

"Actually, yes...do you have any Yautjadragons here?" Ryoe asked, "Torraz had a run in with one once, and I think he may be more apt to...behave...with one around..."