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The sun glistened from beyond Benden as the teenager and her weyrling dragonet moved through the streets. They didn't have anything to do today and had planned to go and sit beneath a ledge they'd found the other day and have a picnic. Out of no where, the little pale green dragonet let out a trilling cry and skipped towards a pretty looking ribbon that sat just within reach outside a shop. Kalendol chuckled and rushed towards the dragonet, rubbing her snout gingerly between the eye-ridges of the pretty green's face. <Mine, look how pretty! It's so dark.> The dragonet swooned. <All the secret side glances that Antibonth will gaze so longingly! Mine, you must tie this ribbon upon me!> The ribbon was a rich dark green color, almost as dark as one of Kynigoth's sister dragonets.

'Alright, Kynigoth, this once.' Kalendol chuckled inwardly as she picked the green ribbon up and walked into the shop to pay the owner of the shop. Two less marks later and Kynigoth strutted ahead of Kalendol with her head held high in the air and her rump swaying behind her. The green looked so ridiculous in that manner, but Kalendol pretended not to notice.

<I know Kalendolmine, I look delightful!> The dragonet chirped as she hummed along. Pretty soon, the pair had left the weyr and walked casually towards their ledge. It was easy to see from the town, but neither said another word as they sat in plain view. Kalendol reached into her satchel and pulled out a skin with chunks of lightly smoked meat. <Meat!> The dragonet purred as Kalendol began passing them over, their minds drifting to other things.

Kalendol smiled as she saw the boy who'd been injured at the hatching. She was surprised to see how well he looked, "You're the one who got injured. Hello. My name is Kalendol, this is my not-so-small-anymore dragonet Kynigoth." Even as she spoke, Kynigoth was greeting her clutchmate with a rumble, <Hello Conorith. What a pleasure to see you and yours looking well. The dragonet seemed to shake with some new found excitement at meeting yet another of her kin.