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 Posted: Sun Jan 18, 2009 10:59 am
It had been some time since Tygress had spent time in the shop at her preferred table. Four trays took up just over half of the space but there was still room for the cup of "normal" tea that the young woman set down. With the winter chill outside the full grown Kefira and Varian were contentedly lounging in their warm cups.
Varian's garnish pet Lowra trotted to the edge of the tray and Tygress gently scratched the pink sugar sheep. The table's other garnish pet Kazi the lemonsnake looked up from his observation of the still steeping Jahzara to hiss a greeting. Not to be ignored the teaball that would someday be Tyg's fourth dragon wiggled seeming to chime.
It was the musical nose of the teaball that caught Varian's attention. Though he'd been happily lazing in his hot water the muscially inclined western dragon lifted himself to perch on the edge of his cup, wings outspread for balance. "I like him already," Varian commented with a grin."
Kefira lifted her head to look at her tablemate silent for a moment. "You just say that because he likes your singing," she teased in her quiet voice.
"There's really nothing wrong with that is there?" Tygress said pleased with the interaction. It had taken time for the dragons to speak with her but both did well now at a year old. The thought surprised her, a year she had found this place and these dear friends had come into her life. She looked around at the other tables wondering who was about that day, not having noticed when she first entered being preoccupied with checking on her dragons....
((tag to anyone? ))
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Posted: Sat Jan 31, 2009 1:02 pm
Kinomi had been thrilled to return to the tea shop, but now that she was 'home,' she wasn't sure what she was supposed to do now. There were several people in the shop, but none that Scaramouche seemed to know. Therefore, she didn't get to meet any other dragons. And, to only further her irritation, Scara couldn't decide what she wanted to order. While she pondered the menu, the golden dragon stared around at the nearby tables, settling on one several feet away. A brown and green eastern dragon, much like herself, and a creamy brown western dragon were on the other table! Kinomi had never met a western dragon before, and she was curious. She scrabbled to the edge of the table to get a closer look at the two, craning her neck back to check on her human. Scara was still too focused on the menu to pay much attention to the little dragon, so she chirped out a hello. After all, if the human didn't tell her not to do it, she was fine to do it, right?
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Posted: Fri Mar 20, 2009 3:47 am
 When uncle told Kibrika that her new-found friend was ready to meet her and that her old friend had come out of her tea bag she rushed to the tea-shop. She noded to Tygress at her table with her lovely four. Picked up her two cups and sat at the next table with her back to the wall so that she faced the rest of the shop and needed to turn just slightly to talk to Tigress. That's what she did. "Aw, I'm so excited. I'm about to have a third soon. Meet Pyrite and his playmate Dicey and Fringe and her toy Kim. Oh, but I must meet them myself!"
Kibrika turned from Tygress to her two blinking friends. "Hi! I'm your friend and I'll come visit you here as oftain as I can. My lovely Fringe, how do you find this world? Pyrite, how are you?" Fringe just made a high pitched humm, but Pyrate surprised Kibrika by squeeking "Fine!" Kibrika continued to chat at her dragons listening delightedly to sounds Fringe emits and counting the few words that Pyrate knew but ready to cut the chat short to talk to any one of the others in the shop if they came up to her.
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