Amtyo sighed. A long, long, day of fishing in the Norwood lake, and he had nothing. He felt like he was about to fall asleep. The world was slowly drifting away from him...
One last try, he groaned. He got up and threw the line out one more time... A catch! He had something! In an instant, he was wide awake. He reeled in the line. To his disappointment, it wasn't a fish. Or anything living.
He had found a large, gold, jewel! There was something engraved on the side. This must be worth something, he thought as he walked away.

Temathil soard overhead, watching the human fish. He hadnt been very successfull as far as shed seen. She found it rather amusing actually. Watching the human repeated throw a string in the water, thinking he would catch fish. suddenly he jerked the line, obviously hed caught something. Temathil wheeled around again intime to see what the human pulled up. Her sharp eyes caught the glint of gold, and focusing further she saw it was an exquisite gold piece of jewelery. Pocketing it, the human turned and walked back off down the beach.
"I should follow him...se what happens with that piece of jewelry", she though.
Gaining some altitude she saored off, taking a winding path behind the human.

Saruit stared across the lake. That human had taken his gem out of the water! He expected for the human to walk away at the end of the day, empty-handed. But no, he had to go steal the gem out of the water! He followed the boy.

Amtyo looked behind him. He saw a shadow of a man, but couldn't make out who it was. He looked up. A creature was also staring at him from the sky. They're following me, he thought. He ran around the lake a few times. Yep. he thought. they're following me...

Temathil knew the man saw her. She wasnt suprised, not much you could hide behind in the sky. But then he started doing circles around the lake and she got curious.
"Why is he runnign in circles? Is he lost? Maybe i should help him..." she thought, then she saw another figure on the ground, following the human. He didnt look friendly. She flaped faster and went into a descent that would end at where the human would be.
"He needs to be warned. but how?" she thought to herself.

Amtyo looked back. He was still being watched by both people. The one in the air looked friendly. The one on ground, however, did not.
He rested in the bushes for a moment. The man was now moving toward him. Amtyo started to run through the bushes. He now knew that the man was running after him. He most likely couldn't outrun the man, and he wasn't dropping the gem. He kept running.