Apple and Bamboo followed along with the commands, calling 'nope over here' each other now and then.
Apple scanned the sand as they flew, searching for the said limo. She couldn't be sure as to exactly what it looked like, but as she heard Bamboo yell, she realized she didn't have to know exactly what it looked like. She turned mid-air and headed his way. She saw him standing near the limo, over a fallen body. His shoulders were shaking, and he wasn't looking at the limo at all.
She glanced at it, puzzled. Why wasn't he doing something? They could probably lift it in their talons. If they did so, they could easily take it back to the group; what-
"Bamboo! Let's get going!"
Bamboo, not facing her or listening, continued staring at the body. Apple wasn't able to see his face, so how could she know he was sobbing?
"I- Maybe you should go back and tell them yourself, okay?" Bamboo mumbled, coughing slightly to hide his tight voice. He didn't want her to have to see his tears. She was now getting to see the world, and one of her early sight-memories shouldn't be of sorrow.
"Dude- I can see now. I see the limo right here, let's head back with it, save them a trip y'know?" Bamboo heard a grunt behind him, and knew his sister was trying to right the vehicle by herself.
"Apple, I don't think it's a good idea. They said to let them know, not to bring it to them. Just-"
Apple interrupted, her voice bubbling with happiness. "No! I can see now, I want to help!" Her quiet and laid-back disposition was taking a backseat in her escitement to use her new sight. "If we just tackle it together and you stop obsessing over some human-"
"Apple just stop!" Bamboo cut her off suddenly, then clamped his jaw shut and closed his eyes.
He heard the efforts stop, and Apple was silent.
"Jeez. Sorry...." She muttered. "I can just see now, so I wanted to help ou-"
"For someone who can 'help' now, you're not helping much, are you?" Bamboo said under his breath, his scales creeping into sunset shades.
"What was that?!" Apple exclaimed indignantly. "At least I'm trying, you're staring at a human who can't play with you anymore cause it's dead!"
"THAT'S THE FREAKING PROBLEM!!!" Bamboo yelled, whirling around to face her. His scales were streaked in angry striped of red and painful shades of blue. "I KILLED HIM!! And you with your perfectly working eyes can't see beyond your own nose!!"
His mouth clapped shut, and his scales drained of colors, replaced by his normal colors.
He stared at his sister.
"Apple- I'm sorry-" He began.
"Shut up." Apple said between clenched teeth. Her eyes were glued to the sand to at her talons, and her scales began shimmering in shades of maroon and dark green. Bamboo winced at the visual representation of rage and disgust.
"I didn't mean i-" He tried, before she cut him off again.
"I Said. Shut. up." Apple spat, and whipped around so fast her tail sprayed sand at him.
She stalked away so fast and took off flying for the group, that she never once noticed the slow falling tears on Bamboo's face.
That was the worst thing about their bond. When they fought, it was intense.
The quiet ones are the ones to watch out for when they get hurt.
And Bamboo knew that well. As he looked at the long-dead human lying on the ground next to him, all he could utter was this.
"Looks like I'm dead too. Just only to one dragon."