Not exactly following Arcane's logic of him being the only one who'd hold them behind was him, Breezy frowned lightly in confusion and worry, though she didn't really speak up about that. She didn't want to press the issue. Her gaze moved over to Kit when the gryphon supported Arcane saying they wanted her to come with them, earning a small nod from her even though she still seemed a little awkward. "Yes, Arcane. I am ready to be goink," she said, ready to move with the others whenever. Upon Kit's asking if the books could come alive Breezy, with a straight face indicating Kit's point had gone over her head, responded. "I do not sink books are capable of livink. So zhere is no needink to be vorry about zhat. Besides, zhis place is smellink much too nice to beink a dungeon. For zhat, I am sankful..."

A little disappointed that there hadn't been anything that she could've done to help Arcane with his leg, Breezy sat quietly as she let the him and Kit discuss amongst themselves, not really having much to add to the conversation. Once more, she tried to become as invisible as a relatively smaller gryphon could--despite it still being larger than most ponies--and turned her attention back down to the book in her talons. She did glance up again briefly when Arcane began walking elsewhere, though she remained planted in place, not really wanting to be a bother to them. She'd still be right there if they wanted to come back, she supposed, but she almost got the feeling that they wanted to get away from her. At least, that's what her lack of self-esteem told her.

Breezy clacked her beak quietly at frustration of not being able to find the word she wanted, then turned her gaze back up to Kit when she mentioned pretty and mature not always making a good model. She hummed quietly, not quite believing the other gryphon's words, before soon feeling a little bit better about the situation when Kit had trouble finding the words to say too. She meekly succumbed to the subsequent ruffling of her feathers, head canting just a little bit. A silence then followed as result of her meek, awkward nature, the young gryphon apparently not knowing what else to say to the other gryphon that had approached her.

Breezy gave a few small nods alongside Kit's vague description of her opinion on Manehattan, though with nothing to really imagine in regards to the city, she lingered on it only momentarily before she practically dismissed it completely. Politely, she canted her head again when Kit said it was nice to meet the two of them, before idly fidgeting with one of the pages in the open book in front of her as the other gryphon apologized. "It is... em... not beink a big deal, yes? Raser... It is fine. I vas only discussink vhis Arcane about zhis archaeology, and vaitink to be speakink vhiz a librarian. Vhat is zhat is brinkink you here, Kit?"

Breezy seemed to visibly perk up when Arcane mentioned that he'd be able to help point her in the right direction as far as learning to read went, those few small words apparently helping to boost her mood significantly. It gave her hope that maybe things wouldn't be as bad as she thought they would be, though she still had no idea how or where to start. Plus, she still had to convince her mother that he wasn't a pony she needed to avoid, as impossible a task as that sounded to the young gryphon.

Then, Arc moved on to his experiences with archaeology, disappointing her a little bit by telling her that he had no real stories of his own. The overall prospect of what he was still intrigued her, however, and she came close to saying she was envious of the adventure his future might hold before the familiar sound of a chirp caught her attention along with Arcane's. Initially, she was curious and almost excited to hear yet another gryphon in Canterlot with her. But hesitation and fear as result of what she'd been through in the past overcame her previous emotions, resulting in her seeming to shrink back a little bit as she meekly shook her head and responded with, "I am not knovink whoever zhis is. But I must not beink rude..." After saying this, she took a small breath before replying to her fellow gryphon with a trill in greeting, though it was laced with the hesitation she felt. The only thing that made her better was having Arcane nearby, so she wouldn't be alone with whatever was to come... even though there was nothing saying he would stick with, or by her, through anything.

"Vhere Zhe Sidevalk Ends..." Breezy parroted quietly when Arcane dropped the title of the book. Well, at least now she had something to call the assortment of drawings, rather than just 'the book'. Maybe if she ever learned to read Equestrian, she'd come back and take another look at this book... When Arc responded to her question about whether he worked there, she gave him a mostly blank look as if she didn't quite understand what he was talking about. Then, thanks to her meek, awkward nature, his response was followed by an awkward silence, possibly from a result of not knowing what to say to this pony that had approached her.

Voice (same articulation, different accent):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=3WPR0GnyFnA

Theme:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZP_kxcTgKk&feature=player_detailpage