They certainly don't need the makeshift spyglass to know that the two aerial creatures were inbound. Kino looked through the device for a moment longer before putting it away, seemingly calm in the face of the approach, though that placidity belied experience and understanding of how to handle a situation with something unknown and not properly understood. In their own world, those that chose to travel were often exposed to such things, which could either be dangers or wonders (or a combination of the two). That Kino had successfully traveled for so long was a testament to their instincts when such a scenario arose.

Though the second creature had wings that might seem similar to that of the dragon, the body shape, as it grew closer, was very different. Humanoid, even, although the proportions were off. Kino steps to Hermes' side, laying a hand on the metal of the handlebars. "So? What did you see?"

"I'm not sure. It's not like anything we've seen."

"So, what do we do?"

"They're coming this way, so we will greet them." They pause a moment, peering down at the motorrad. "So be sure you don't say anything rude."

The machine gives a small harrumph, but says nothing further.