Skellig opened his mouth in what might have been a tiger's version of a laugh, a deep rumbling sound coming from within his chest and throat. Riku's reaction was just so funny! He really hadn't had the slightest clue. Kyin's reaction was even better, acting like he'd known he was a tiger the whole time.

The shifter wanted to watch Riku drawing, but figured he couldn't watch and be drawn at the same time. Riku wanted to draw him, so he'd have to wait; if it made Riku happy, it was worth waiting. He tilted his head to the side slightly and watched the boy, his dark eyes gazing at him with curiosity.

[[CRAPCRAPCRAPCRAP. O _ O So sorry, Ruru. DX I thought. I'd replied to this. Omg I'm so. Incredibly. Sorry. DDDX]]

The snow white tiger stood up and padded softly over to Riku, pushing his head some-what gently into his palm. His fur was soft, silky, and warm, not as rough as what wild tigers would be like. He sensed Kyin glaring at him, and wondered what he'd done wrong. Had he offended the boy? He sure hoped not. He really liked Kyin.

He leaned back after a few moments, looking at Kyin with a slightly confused air, and his eyes were a little hurt. He'd have to ask him if he was alright later on, but for now, Riku wanted to draw, and that was top of priorities for the time being.

Skellig looked down when Kyin asked him to turn back, wondering if he was really so scary. They had no reason to fear him, but it couldn't be helped. When he shifted, he was a tiger, and capable of doing a lot of damage, even accidentally sometimes. He had hurt people without meaning to in the past, never really realizing how strong he could be.

He shifted back into his human form, sitting down on the ground in front of them and looking up. His dark eyes looked into Kyin's questioningly for a moment, before he smiled and gave a small laugh. ''So, whaddaya wanna do now?''

Skellig thought it was a pretty random idea- after all, they had just eaten- but thought it soundd fun, nonetheless. He walked along quite willingly, wondering why Riku suddenly stormed off ahead. He shrugged Kyin's arm off his shoulder, running up to Riku and tapping his shoulder. He didn't look very happy, in fact he looked a little irritated.

Skellig stood next to him, looking down confusedly into his eyes. ''Hey, are you al'ight? You seem a little ticked. I can always catch some fish if you don't like fishing, but I could show you an easy way to fish too, and...'' He trailed off, realizing he was rambling, and decided to shut up.

[[Lololololol. Kyin should probably learn that Skellig is rather similar to a toddler: He does pretty much everything he's told not to. |D He can't help it, he just kinda... Trances and does it anyway~]]

Skellig listened intently, wondering what on earth this 'method' was. He wanted to see, and wondered how he could possibly kill all the fish in the water. Surely that wasn't possible, right? How could that be possible? Ignoring the warning he was given, he stood right at the waters edge, the now plugged current flowing up every now and then to brush against his feet.

Skellig had the strange habit of walking around with no shoes on as often as possible, and so the icy cold water would have made him move back on most days. However, he wanted to see what Riku was doing, and if he couldn't be in the water with him, he'd be happy with this. Not that he needed to be very close to see the electricity dancing in and out of Riku's fingers, or to hear the small buzzing sound the electricity created.

He stared at his new friend's hands, glancing to Kyin once before looking back at Riku, wondering how on earth he planned to kill all the fish with that. Skellig knew, of course, that electricity travelled in water, but not how effectively, nor how fast.

Skellig thought Riku looked sad, and wondered why. He gave a small grunt of pain and took a sharp intake of breath when he felt electric currents surging through his body, the currents flowing even more freely thanks to his dripping wet clothes. His vision blurred slightly and he fell onto his backside, his hands on the floor behind him, and looking incredibly dazed as it apparently started raining all of a sudden.

''Wha...?'' He said simply, as if that question or the intentions of it could be understood by the most able of psychics. His heart was pounding far more quickly than it should have done, and it was only a matter of time before he passed out completely. What exactly had just happened? One moment he'd been watching Riku, about to go over and ask if he was okay, and the next he had felt a huge shock to his system, and someone had pulled him from the water.

Skellig looked up confusedly as Riku ran over to him, wondering what he was planning on doing. He found out when he felt the surges of energy and electricity being pulled from him, and shook and trembled slightly as it was done. When Riku collapsed, a pained look entered the blonde-haired boy's eyes. Not because of any discomfort he was currently suffering- Kyin holding him could hardly be classed as uncomfortable- but because Riku appeared hurt, and it was because of him.

Stumbling to his feet, he nodded his head, feeling tired and drained but not wanting to admit it. He looked down at Riku with a worried ex[injection]pression, nodding his head. ''... Don't... don't worry about it. It wasn't your fault, or Riku's...'' He trailed off, wondering how quickly he could collect everything to get Riku home faster. ''Will he be... Will Riku be okay?''

Skellig swallowed hard, looking down at Riku. He looked so vulnerable, so hurt... This could never happen again. ''Don't worry, al'ight? We'll take you home and you can go sleep or something. Kyin'll know what to do.'' He gave a broad smile in what he hoped was a convincing manner, before walking after Kyin.

His limbs were tired and sore, but eventually he reached the door to the brothers' home. He wanted to make sure he didn't knock Riku's head off the doorfr[injection]ame, so pulled him closer than he was already as he stepped inside, not loosening his hold much once he was in.

Skellig was wondering what Riku was doing, clutching onto him like that, but worry creeped into his features as the elemental's breathing became shallow. Was he ok? Had that shock hurt his heart or something? When he said the shifter's name, and his brother's name, Skellig felt as if his soul would be torn in two. It was his fault his new friend was like this, so weak and hurt...

He was lost in his thoughts until he heard Kyin speaking again. He nodded his head, confused and tired, just wishing Riku would be ok soon. He carefully sat down on the edge of the couch, Riku still in his arms. Keeping one arm supporting his back, Skellig tore off a bit of the bread awkwardly, holding it up to Riku's mouth and unsure of what to do next.