Swordclaw: H-Hello, everyone! 

Azure: Okay, we got a question from a user named River_The_Hybrid.

Swordclaw: Oooooh, a hybrid! What kind of Hybrid are they?

Azure: *elbows him* Swordclaw, don't assume things! You may never know if this user is a actual hybrid or not.

Swordclaw: *whimpers* S-Sorry Azure... 

Azure: It's okay. Anyway, the question is for Swordclaw. 

Swordclaw: For me? Why me? 

Azure: I don't know, Swordsie. Welp, I gotta go outside to take a break, so you can answer this question without my presence. 

Swordclaw: Oh... Okay, Azzy! I will try. 

Azure: *smiles and walks away*

Swordclaw: O-Okay. What would the question be?

The question: Swordclaw. If you could choose to fight either Riverclaw or Iceclaw/Caspian, who would you choose?

Swordclaw: *he thinks for a moment.* Hmmmmmm... I don't know who they are, but... It depends on their battle style. If they are quick and murderous... like G-Glas... *he tears up, but he hit himself with his tail so he can't cry* I would... not fight back and submit... But, besides that.. if they fight differently, I would try. *he sighs* Okay, now for the opponent... Hm... Okay, what would Azure do in this situation? *he thinks for a moment* OH! I know. He would show his power as a act of how tough he is. Alright. *he ignites his wings on fire* Riverclaw and Caspian is weak! I will show them they can't beat a dragon! I will fight both of them if I have too. *he paused for a moment before he sighed and made the flames on his wings disappears* Okay, I can't beat the both of them. So, I will defeat Iceclaw, since, judging by his name, I think he's my weakness, after all, the flames on my wings do get put out by anything that extinguishes fire. But, it'll be a challenge, since it helps me learn how to face my fear.

Azure: *returns* Hello, Swordclaw, I am back.

Swordclaw: *smiles and hugs Azure.* Oh, hi Azzy. I answered that user's question. 

Azure: Oh. Nice! *he pats his head* Welp, I guess we are done here. Keep going with those questions.

Swordclaw: *purrs silently by the feeling of his hand*