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*Well, I didn't realize you were so adept in magic, Camo. I suppose even mages have some power, hmm?*

He wasn't really paying attention, he was already walking outside to stretch, his unfolded wings reaching across the clearing and brushing tree branches.

*Ohhhhhh, that feels good.*

He stretched his tail and arms out, his neck extending until ^pop^ was heard from the bones going back into place.

*Ahhhhh, much better. I'm not used to having others in my nest at night. Well, if your all ready, I think it's time we got going.*

The gold gave Fire wing a strange look.

*Actually, I ment we only need to go back to the city, if you like. Since you're not a human, your more then welcome to sit on my back until we reach the outskirts of town.*

Sigilos looked around the cavern and surronding woods.

*I don't know were Vicious went, but I suppose she had her reasons. We'll meet up with her later, I suppose. All right, all aboard.*

He stood in the sunlight of the clearing, the light shining on his scales, reflected as if from a thousand tiny mirriors.

*I'm glad your comfortable enough to know I was including you in my invitation, Camo. It's a good thing your not really full human, or I would have killed you by now. Just remember, I never allow humans to climb on my back, for any reason.*

He started off into the trees, not too fast, so that his passengers stayed on, but fast enough to make all the trees a blur as they passed them.

With speed most dragin couldn't match, or even notice, he glanced over his shoulder. He instintly started to Shift his body, becoming slimer and more flexible then before. Some of the ridges on his back grew longer, holding Camo and Fire Wing onto his back.

*Now worries, little ones. I can outrun the wind, I can outrun this stranger.*

He sped up, becoming a blur to everything else. Without the support of the new scale restraints, Both passengers would have been blown off, or had their bones snap at the acceleration. And they kept going faster. Trees became a solid wall of brown to their sight, and the leaves were just a blue and green sky above them. Never once did the gold stumble or falture, if he did, every one would have been dead from the fall. He ran over tree roots, fallen logs, bushes, all without losing a step. They even crossed a river at one point, going so fast that the water never even slowed them down, and they had no time to sink.

*All right, look behind you and see if our visitor has kept up!*

Sigilos curled his tail around, starting to slow down so they could stop.

*You mean this?*

There, clenched in the scaly muscles of his tail, was a shining blade. It had hit his tail as it fell, and his tail had grabbed it out of reflex.

*I hope my tail didn't scratch the blade, I didn't even notice it until you said something.*