((Sorry to hear that school has been so hard on you guys! I wish I could help...))
Having stopped a bit short of the others, Ada looks them over once more before letting Zahraa move closer. They seem reasonable enough... And Zah sure likes that feathered dragon! The thought immediately reminds her to rein in her mount once more. Obedient nearing the point of a fault, the large avian immediately stops, but strains against her reins to get a better look at Ryce, clawed feet shifting slightly beneath her. "Tisk, Zah, you don't even know if that dragon likes you..." Ada says in a whisper, drawing nothing more than the flick of an ear from Zahraa.
Giving up on making Zah still herself, Ada raises a hand and calls out to the others. "Allo!" Nodding to each of them in turn, she does better remembering her manners this time and introduces herself. "My name is Adawiyah, and this is Zahraa..." She is cut short when Zah lets out a bit of a cooing call, an oddly welcoming sound, and is thankful that her veil hides her chagrin. Shaking her head in defeat, she lets Zah move closer and the bird immediately walks closer to Ryce, her eyes moving over his form over and over again. "Sorry to intrude Miss, but Zah likes your dragon very much..." Ada calls over to the feathered dragons rider. Zah side steps around him and dips her head to look up at his snout. Ears flicked forward and feathers smooth against her except for the black tipped crest on the back of her head which has raised like a flag, she calls with a soft chortle up to him. Ada can't help but laugh at Zah's comic expression, yet the closeness makes her nervous and she pulls her back all the same. It wouldn't do to have her picking fights with her enthusiasm... I've no idea how to read a dragon's intentions.
From somewhere nearby as small bark sounds and makes Ada start, though apparently whatever it is is a trivial matter to Zah as she doesn't even bat an ear at the sound. The avian is far too interested in Ryce to worry about it. Suddenly feeling exposed, Ada nods her agreement with the female rider. "Yes, I agree. Best to be moving on now rather than later."