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 Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 11:56 pm
Anya tried to come up with a mental picture, to be honest it looked a bit silly, "I'm sorry but telling me won't do anything, I don't know what colours look like so describing them won't really work" she said sounding as sincere as possible. "You're larger than I thought thought, eighty-five yards" now that she thought about it, the hand was rather large.
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Posted: Thu Feb 11, 2010 12:16 am
Silia sighed. "I'm sorry. I didn't know." She looked up and noticed that they were near the mountain now. "Well, we're nearly to my cave now. I just have to take a moment to check on my chi..." She cut off for a second, not entirely sure she wanted to reveal this, but decided she might as well. "On my chicks, then we'll get your leg taken care of, then if you have a better way of ...seeing things, we can do it then, alright?"
She gave another glance over to Ci'nala. "We're nearly there. It's right up there, just below the tree line," she pointed with her head, seeing as her hands were full.
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Posted: Thu Feb 11, 2010 12:43 am
"Again you're apology is not needed, I accepted this a long time ago," Anya could feel the blood drying, that would be a hindrance. She doesn't want to help me, she feels she needs to, I should try and change that, Anya closed her eyes as she thought.
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Posted: Thu Feb 11, 2010 1:04 am
The bold and angry response was more familiar for Sa-ar, and much more comfortable. He bore his teeth, and once again electricity began to form all around his head, and slowly began to travel down his sleek body. Being so close to the water as he was, the winds stirring about him in response to the winds whipped by this new arrival causing the water to heave and shear away from his sleek form.
"I know not any creature by the name of Ci'nala!" Sa-ar rebutted. It was true - Ci'nala never introduced herself to him. ((Correct me if I'm wrong here)). "Who can lay claim to a territory they left defenseless?"
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Posted: Thu Feb 11, 2010 3:49 pm
"Well one would think so, but I usually get away with minor cuts and bruises even after falling off a 20 foot tree. So, I'm the lucky and unbreakable klutz." Kai kept a grin and glanced at Lillia "So, you're a business owner?"
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Posted: Thu Feb 11, 2010 5:12 pm
Achiu chuckled at Max's observation. "Maybe, but if it weren't for you opening that lock, I would have been shipped off to the main land and I never would have seen my mate or chicks again. I owe you, Max."
Achiu tipped his head questioningly at Eclipse. "You have a boy? You mean, a human boy. That's interesting. That's fine with me. I'll probably fall asleep fairly fast and stay that way for quite a while." As if to emphasize his words, he dropped a few feet and had to flap to regain his altitude.
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Posted: Thu Feb 11, 2010 7:36 pm
Lillia nodded her head. "Yet. I have many types of business. Um like the restraint, general stores, and fashion stores." She bounded back over. "So what do you do Kai? Myia works at one of my higher class restraint." Myia put her head down as Lillia started to embarrass her. "She one of the favorites. Every, mostly men, ask her to be their waitress and now how many times she gets asked to do that she still gets all flustered and nervous." Lillia perked. "Like she is doing now! Isn't just cute?" Myia didn't say a word just tried to keep her face hidden and Lillia was making that very hard to do.
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Posted: Thu Feb 11, 2010 8:17 pm
Eclipse glanced at Aichu as he righted his flight "Yes..it seems that our humes are opposites..yours seems strong and helpful so far, mine is clumsy but good company.." Though Achiu said he thought he could make it, Eclipse wasn't sure if he could, but worst case they'd have to rest in the woods, which he didn't mind.
After he finished chuckling from Lillia was embarrassing Myia, Kai shyly tilted his head and scratched the back of his neck. "Ah, well you ladies have a better record then I..I'm currently unemployed.."
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Posted: Thu Feb 11, 2010 8:48 pm
Achiu's eyes widened a bit. "Oh, Max isn't my hume. I'd never even seen him until he rescued me from the scientists a few minuets ago." Achiu studied the boy for a moment. "Though you are right. He has been both those things. He smashed the lock of my cage with his bare hand. There would certainly be worse humes to have as companions." He gave Eclipes a crooked smile. "Some worse than yours too, the way it sounds."
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Posted: Thu Feb 11, 2010 8:50 pm
Maximillion's eyes widened at Achiu's words. "What?? The mainland?! Why in the world would they ship you there??" He asked, before great concern now fell over his face. If they could have sent the green dragon over by sedating him with drugs, how many other dragons had they sent over to the mainland, if any others at all?? His concern for the dragons rose to an all-new extreme. "What in the world are they doing to the dragons...? If they wanted to learn something about them, this is no way to do it..." He said quietly, though the other two dragons possibly could have heard him, depending on their hearing.
After a short while, Max shook his head a little bit, and looked to Achiu. "But, really, it was nothing. No creature deserves to be caged up, especially when they would take them from their home..."((HOLD ON a minute... I thought that he DIDN'T know that she had the eggs!)) After a few moments, he looked to Eclipse who spoke. Apparently it wasn't as uncommon for dragons to intermingle with dragons as he thought... At the black dragon's words about him and Achiu's own, Max shook his head slowly, holding up his right arm out to the side, showing both of them the arm were they to look. "I'm not any stronger then most humans, but because I can't really feel pain from this arm, I didn't have to worry about how hard I hit the lock." He said, though now he looked at the knuckle of the arm, seeing the small dent in the metal. "Note to self: If it can be avoided, don't hit things thicker and harder then your arm again..." He thought, flexing the fingers, seeing there was nothing wrong.
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Posted: Fri Feb 12, 2010 2:56 pm
Eclipse had heard what the boy said, but chose not to comment..he did want to learn of the human's progress in their part of the world, but their arrogance still hasn't passed in most it seemed. He did glance at Max's arm, now able to place the slightly-non-human scent he noticed earlier..again choosing not to speak..neither of them knew, but he'd already talked more then he usually did around strangers. Glancing at the mountain they were approaching he finally spoke again. "We're nearing my den....you land first Achiu." he looked at the weakened green dragon.
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Posted: Fri Feb 12, 2010 3:02 pm
Tryst'n snarled at Sa-ar confused; why wouldn't Ci'nala defend their land? Or at least introduce herself to the intruder. He started taking air away from under Sa-ar's wings; he had no choice but to assume that this dragon killed her. He saw marks where her tidal wave crashed onto the cliff face; at least she fought. He then picked up another scent, a female's flying away from the cliff with a familiar scent following her. Ci'nala was alive and safe!
"Where did the Ocean Dragon who lived here go and who with? I don't care about names, but where is she?" He stopped taking the wind and snarled at Sa-ar.
Ci'nala couldn't believe the beauty of the forest they were over. She loved the ocean, but the forest had a tranquility to it that couldn't be replaced.
"Silia, I love your home," she said respectfully. In all honesty, if she found Tryst'n and they ever had kids, this is where she would want them to be raised. She felt a change in the wind, blowing towards the cliffs. "Did you feel that?"
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Posted: Fri Feb 12, 2010 3:58 pm
As Sa-ar felt the wind being withdrawn from under his wings, parts of his long body sagged, dipping only shallowly into the ocean's embrace. The electricity that had consumed his form leapt into the water, traveling with ease through the saline waters. However, quickly he broungt in a warm weather front, the cause of the dark skies that blotted the horizon, to replace the wind which was revoked, and rose high, beating his wings furiously. He squinted at this hazy dragon, and if it were possible, would have been wearing a frown.
But then a more appropriate question was asked - one hs could respond to. His tail and plumage got whipped about chaotically as the wind was returned, causing severe turbulance. Again, he had to flap his wings to steady himself in the air as the water beneath him dipped and whirled in a tiny water spout. A few dead fish floated to the surface - aftermath of trying to drown a dragon seething with lightning.
"The Ocean Dragon whon claimed this territory as her own flew off yonder with another female dragon..." Sa-ar pointed off in the direction that Ci'nala and Siliar had flown with the feathered tip of his otherwise scaly tail. "She also bid me permission to hunt in her lands. You shall have to take this power struggle up with her, dragon who is like unto a fleeting whisp."
Perhaps names would be a good idea, or else he might continue giving long-winded and partially insulting descriptions to call people by.
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Posted: Sat Feb 13, 2010 9:56 pm
Tryst'n snarled at Sa-ar again, but understood; Ci'nala must have been feeling very lonely if she was willing to leave the land she was born in to talk to someone.
"I'm a pathetic excuse for a mate. I didn't do anything to protect her; I just hurt her more." He floated down to the floor and morphed to his human form, shoving his black hair out of his face. "I hope she's okay; I won't follow her unless she wants me to."
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Posted: Sat Feb 13, 2010 10:38 pm
Sa-ar snarled back at the wind dragon, but made no further hostile advances. There was a more important task at hand. He hovered low over the waves and lowered his jaw past the delicate membrane of the sea, scooping up the dead fish that had bobbed to the surface. As a general rule he prefered to eat his catch while it was still alive, and feel it writeh in his mouth, but these were killed by his lightning, and thus must be devoured by him.
After swallowing his fill of fish, Sa-ar climbed in altitude. Steadily, he flew over to the cliff face in search of a suitable and unclaimed cave to curl up in and digest peacefully. The other dragon ceased to be of any concern to him, especially since he took on his homo-sapien form. The dynamics between mates were none of his concern... that is until he found his own.
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