Heads turn in the direction of the door as it opens noisily. The loud chattering immediately goes silent as the watchers observe the newcomer. Black, leathery wings rustle as the raven-haired newcomer folds them neatly against his back. He glares around the room knowing that some of the spectators might try to capture him and sell him to his enemies.

He steps in, closing the door behind him. Whispers fill the air as he silently stalks forward towards an empty table, and he notices those around him growing uncomfortable. He also notices a cloaked figure in the back pull their hood up over their head, covering their chocolate brown hair, and the newcomer immediately grows suspicious of the figure.

He sits down, glaring at anyone who dares stare, keeping the suspicious figure in the cloak on the edge of his vision. He realizes that the figure's companions are also wearing cloaks, though their hoods aren't up, and they aren't hiding the half of them that isn't human, like their friend.

One of the two companions is a blonde who sort of resembles a coconut. His animal side is a flightless dragon called a speedstinger. They have a venom that can paralyze someone for days on end, they hunt in packs because they are virtually defenseless on their own, and they can run so fast that they are just a blur. The second companion is a hummingbird with a deadly glare, a red scarf wrapped around her neck, and raven colored hair. Most hummingbirds aren't too dangerous, but this one loos like she could put someone on the ground faster than they could even blink.

The speedstinger whispers something inaudible to his friends and the three of them stand up, making their way towards the door. The figure follows their friends closely, but pauses before they leave the last known place that is safe from the Titans. They look of over their shoulder at the newcomer, and all that can be seen from the dark depths of their hood is ocean colored eyes. They make eye contact with the newcomer before disappearing out the door, leaving him to ponder what could have made the figure and their comrades leave before he got the chance to find out exactly who they were and what they were doing there.