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 Posted: Mon Nov 29, 2010 4:10 pm
This is entirely optional.
Post here what your song clutch dragon has been doing the last half a turn. How they did in lessons (don't godmode plox xD), notable personality changes and anything else you consider relevant.
Be sure to include your rider, too!
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Posted: Mon Nov 29, 2010 4:42 pm
B'ram and Nachith's lesson performance was pretty average. Nachith is a little better than he used to be, but still has distraction problems. He also continues to have his crushes. While they were at Ghenza, it was Regedth, and could currently be any High Reaches green, not necessarily from their clutch (if anyone is interested, let me know! <3).
B'ram was pretty mopey while they were at Ghenza, but is back to his happy, friendly - and flirtatious - self now that they're home.
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Princess_Feylin Vice Captain
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Posted: Mon Nov 29, 2010 4:46 pm
Sakneth worked harder in lessons than he had ever before, and in this he and B'shir were in perfect agreement, but he was miserable and infuriated by the Ghenzan attitude toward him and the other dragons from High Reaches. He was also furious with his rider for his uncomplaining acceptance of what the Ghenzans doled out and for making friends with a few Ghenzans. Nevertheless, the two continued to work together in lessons and would frequently come early and leave late to practice with others if they want, or they'd practice on their own.
When he wasn't with other dragons from High Reaches (because of his aversion to Ghenzan dragons) Sakneth tended to sulk near where B'shir was working. B'shir, assigned to work as a farmer for lack of other skills, didn't object to the work and did it without complaint. Lots of the time he would talk with whomever was assigned to his work crew, or speak to Sakneth, who was often nearby during those times.
B'shir also offered the use of his firelizard for carrying messages back to High Reaches for those who wanted to do that.
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Posted: Mon Nov 29, 2010 7:25 pm
Just a reminder, Fey: Firelizards are banned from Ghenza and those who had them had to leave them in HR or the hold (or at Telgar even).
If he snuck the flit back and forth that's okay, but really risky. Otherwise, there wouldn't be any firelizards with him.
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Princess_Feylin Vice Captain
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Posted: Mon Nov 29, 2010 7:34 pm
That's how he was doing it. It's probably the most daring rule-breaking he's done since hitting puberty.
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Posted: Mon Nov 29, 2010 11:16 pm
Amelia and Sharath spent the six months in a strange tug-of-war of learning and stubbornly clinging to personal notions. Amelia has spent the better part of the time spent in Ghenza learning what she can and trying to become familiar and friendly with the inhabitants but her status as a goldrider has made this exceptionally difficult. As a result she's not entirely impressed with the Ghenzan way of life and considers it entirely too stifling to encourage the freedom of thought she quickly came to yearn. However, she was used to work and once the shuffling between the mining camp and the farmcrafters was sorted out, she bent her back to said menial labour as well as any of the others. Over time, she's firmed back up and had well defined muscles - and a six-pack! Amelia certainly doesn't look like a dainty goldrider any more and the habit of ALWAYS being busy has stuck strongly with her.
Sharath, on the other hand spent the entire time trying to lead and guide her fellow dragons with an us-and-them attitude that was very much fed by the treatment of Amelia. She's become more protective of her rider but far more accomodating of her peers - nonHRW dragons, however, can gtfo as far as she's concerned. She also still posesses the superiority complex of before, if perhaps more strongly, due to her being on par with the Ghenzan bronzes and always considered weak for her small stature.
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