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Arith stared through the window of the back seat, face squished up against the window as if doing so would will the car to get there faster. He was excited, he hadn't seen Delta in a long time. He wondered how much she had changed and, idly, ran a hand through his hair. He was sure he looked loads different than when she had last seen him, maybe she wouldn't even recognize him, that would sure be crazy.

He looked around at a loud thump, chuckling softly as the white dragon crammed in the back of the large SUV bumped his head on the window. Konig, as he had decided to call him, wasn't used to the car and had taken to lurking in the trunk whenever he did ride within, though how he was fitting Arith didn't know.

"Alright, we are here."The car came to a stop in front of where they were to meet Delta. She put it in parking and unhooked her seatbelt, hopping out and moving around to open the trunk. Konig stared out at her for a few moment, as if waiting to make sure the car wouldn't start moving on it's own, before slowly climbing out.

Arith, barely waiting for it to come to a full sop, was already grabbing up his bag and sliding out of the car. They were finally here and he thought he saw Delta sitting on a bench."Delta!" Arith trotted towards her, slipping a bit on a few patches of slushy snow.

Delta didn't appear to have changed mcuh, she still looked pretty much how he had remembered her. He quirked a brow at her and glanced abck at the car. "Yeah, we borrowed it cause Konig wouldn't fit in the other one..Oh!" He then remembered that Delta didn't know he had his dragon! With a grin he spun and ran a few paces forward. "Konig, come meet Delta!"

The dragon was hiding out behind the car, his nose planted on the ground and sniffing at the funny smelling snow. When he heard Arith call him he looked up. He hurried forward as the horn of the car honked, Mia's attempt at getting the dragon to get out from behidn her, and to get Arith's attention as she waved goodbye and drove off. Konig watched the noisy machine roll off as he trotted forward, turning back to bump hs head into Arith as he stopped beside him.

Arith patted the white's head and looked back at Delta."Look, it's my dragon! He hatched not that long ago and we got to bring him home, isn't it cool!"

Konig looked up at Arith then towards the girl, who seemed perhaps excited to see him? Or maybe happy, but it was good. His maw pulled back in something akin to a smile and he stepped towards her, bumping his head against her knee before sitting back and staring up at her.

Arith chuckled at this."He likes ya. We color coordinate?"He looked down at himself, then down at the White, one ear flicking back in slight confusion, though he shrugged it off."Well it will hatch, then you will have your dragon! I bet it'll be awesome too, like huge, maybe with 10 legs."He nearly drifted off into more thoughts of the outrageous dragon when, taken aback, he was hugged.

"Oh, uhh, thanks?"The tips of his ears turned red and he glanced down at Konig, who just stared back with his lopsided dragon grin.

"Oh, it does?" Arith's gaze drifted down to Konig again, one corner of his mouth pulling back unsure. "Err, yeah, I guess so?" He really didn't have any idea what she was talking about. "Yeah, I guess you wouldn't want so many legs, might look like them centipede bugs. You wouldn't get along with a giant centipede?" His head cocked slightly to one side, an ear flicking back as he looked at her.

Snow started to fall down on and around them and, looking up, Arith watched the small flakes drift downwards, rubbing his nose with one hand. At her shout he turned, though didn't manage to duck completely out of the way and was caught in the side of the head with the snow ball. He fell on his rump, having lost his balance, but quickly pulled himself up and packed together his own snow ball before lobbing it back at Delta.

Konig, surprised by the sudden flying balls of snow, quickly dropped down and slunk away, nose plowing the snow aside as he crawled away on his belly. Feeling he was far enough away he crawled in a tight circle, forming a slight inward dip in the snow to hide within, showing only his wings and the top bits of his body as he peered warily over at the two dog children.