"Alright, and that is very kind of you." she said with a smile.  She then turned back to the duo.  "Would you both like to accompany me, or would you both like to do something else while I help them?" she asked them.

"For Tyler's sake and Midnight's safety, I would think it would be best for Midnight to stay at the town gate instead of fallowing us. I trust she will be able to keep herself out of trouble," Ahnah said as Midnight gave a sigh of relief, "I would like to see what Tyler has been doing myself before I uphold my side of a promise."

"Alright.  We shall be seeing you soon then, Midnight." Goldenscale said with a smile, going back over to the Keepers.  "Ahnah and I shall accompany you to Tyler's Keep." she said with a smile.

With a nod, Midnight started back towards the town's gate.

"Right, Tyler's keep is this way.We each live in a personal tower along the border of the town's land. Tyler's is the one in the North posistion on the maps," the keeper said, nodding for Ahnah and Goldenscale to fallow the group," We come to town once a day to talk with the Mayor and pick up tasks that need to be completed."

"Seems easy enough, but I can also understand that the work is hard to complete." she said, nodding as she walked up to them.

"We're set up this way so we can keep all our fronts covered in the event of an attack. We're the only line of deffence this town has," he said, giving Tyler a push, "If Tyler here is doing his companions wrong, then we will have to find someone who can fill his role properly before anything can get through."

"Couldn't you ask the creatures if they would willingly protect the town?  Seeing as they might not have him as an owner might be a big enough change, so u til they can get used to it, they could try helping." she suggested.  But then she wasn't sure if they could communicate.  "Or if you want I could ask them..." 

"If Midnight was any indication, Tyler's companions may not have the link with nature required to live freely," he said shaking his head, "While I hope that isn't the case, we have to be prepared for everything."

"I will help nature find them then so that they don't have to die as quickly." she said with a sigh.  "It saddens me that such a noble.creature had something something so natural taken.from.them..." 

"That would be nice. I would rather not see them die because of such an insolent fool. We tought him bbetter, and he still does this," he said as the reached a large stable like structure, "Well, here we are. Would you like to take the first look, or should we go in first?"

"Whichever you would think would be more effective." she said with a shrug.  She was fine with either option.

"We'll go in firsst then. You can fallow in after us though," he said, taking out several keys and testing them in the lock before finding the right one, "You might be able to sence something we don't."

"I think I am cinfused by what you are asking.  So you want Ahnah and I to follow you all when you walk inside, or do you want me to wait out here until you come retrieve us?" she asked.  She was confused by what he had.meant, now that she knew they were saying things with more than one meaning to her.

"You can fallow us in. We'll be checking anything and everything. If you sence something odd, tell us," he said opening the door, "We'll be starting with his quarters. We'll move into the stables once his room has been properly searched. You and Ahnah could start on the stables instead if you wish."

"We'll stick with you all for the time being." she said with a smile.  "Unless you would like to go to the stables." she asked Ahnah.