A Rarity of a Lazy Day

Spot panted happily. Lilo understood him! Somehow. He nodded and kept pointing before turning his smile back on Clopin. Though still wary of the two hairy beasts below, he'd grown comfortable enough with Clopin and Lilo. They were like him. Human. He shrugged at Clopin's question. He just had tumbled there. He was about to start exploring the man again, trying to figure out what kind of leaves made up his covering when a familiar voice rang on his ears.

"Y'all found Spot! I can't beeeeelieve it! Spot! Spot! Are ya a'ight buddy?!"
Spot's mouth dropped.

There he was. His best friend. The dinosaur who'd taken care of him, who'd been his buddy through thick and thin, who'd saved him from those terrible sky creatures who'd tried to eat him. His eyes watered slightly, a very human emotion taking him over. A big goofy grin appeared on his face as he turned back to Clopin, letting out a few happy hoots to let him know. This was the friend he'd been following when he took his tumble.

He lept down from the tree with surprising agility, jumping to Arlo's neck and clutching it tightly in a hug as he slid down. He pushed his face into the dinosaur's scaly skin and nuzzled it gently. He'd found him finally. Found his family again.

"Oooh! Uh-Uh!" He waved at Clopin, trying to signal that Arlo was a friend. He patted Arlo's chest then patted his own. Friends.

Beast looked up as he heard someone shouting from behind him. There was a creature behind him, some sort of large lizard. Beast had seen some strange creatures in this war but this was strange even by his standards.

"Ya'll found Spot! I can't beleeeeelieve it! Spot! Spot! Are you a'ight buddy?"

Looks like this creature knew the boy in the tree. Just as Beast turned to look at the boy he saw the child leap from the branch and sail over his head straight towards the new creature. The two embraced like old friends with the young boy Spot hugging the creature and gesturing between them.

"Looks like you can stay down here after all." He said to lilo as he stood up. He turned back to the tree that Clopin was still in.

"You OK to get down on your own or do you need a hand?" Beast asked, trying to be friendly. He knew the general must still be hesitent with him and he didn't blamed him. He'd made some mistakes with the gypsy in the past and now he would rectify them.

The scene in front of the Iguanodon was all but confusion. For starters, it looked like there was some sort of creature in a tree which a group of gathering soldiers were staring at and attempting to coax down. Aladar moves closer to the group and stood up so his large head was level with the higher top of the branch where he would find Spot. Aladar frowns as he looks between Clopin and the odd feral human, and was about to say something when to his surprise another dinosaur arrived on the scene, this one a long-neck much like his friend Baylene, but this one was just a child. Dropping to the ground, he smiled towards the other dinosaur as it called to the feral human in the tree. Spot, it seemed, was the feral child's name.

"Hello there, I'm Aladar!" he greeted.