Ampere watched the bridge light up and and over as she patrolled. The first time had drawn her attention, but before she had made it over, the bridge lit up again, but a figure was retreating. Ampere swooped around high, wanting to watch the figure to make sure it reached the other side, and it did... but then it came back, again. Puzzled, Ampere stayed around to watch the exchange happen a few more times. By now it was clear this was not a threat. Although the traveler seemed to be winged, they obviously had a key and were traveling alone. The though of them bringing over an invisible army one by one did cross Ampere's mind, but with how obvious the bridge was she doubted such tact. Still... she drifted closer with each circle, searching for the familiar thrum of electricity that existed in all life, groping with her magic to seize them, but there was no one besides the the traveler.

"Guess no one taught you not to play with fire!" Ampere called jokingly as Laedere was traveling back across to the Throat sands, where Ampere had come to settle after finishing her investigation. This was not a horse she had met before, but the key marked her as a friend, as did her wings. The fact she had wings she wasn't using still puzzled Ampere, until she got close enough to see those bandages. "Practicing for wh-" As realization dawned on Ampere (surely Laedere was practicing flying to easily slip back into it after recovery), her train of thought an subsequent speech was abruptly cut off as she noticed the horse's companion. Although, Ampere didn't realize that's what it was, because all she saw was a DOLPHIN.

"W-what," Ampere stammered at first, though she was quickly swept into anger and panic. "What the fuck are you doing with that dolphin!?" Now it became clear. Laedere was torturing the poor thing by forcing it to fly in FIRE of all things, "YOU SICK FUCK!" Ampere reached out with that same magic again, searching for the electrical pulses that operated the dolphin's body, and reaching out to pluck on them like the strong of an instrument, to take control of all the body functions the signals sent out. Her attempt was to guide the dolphin's body, much like gripping the string of a balloon, and take it back fast as she could to the shore near by. "It needs water of it'll DIE!" she wailed as she did so, already starting to the run hysterically towards the shore.