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Posted: Sun Apr 22, 2018 2:14 pm
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Posted: Tue Apr 24, 2018 7:55 pm
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Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2018 8:01 am
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A flash of blue, then red, then orange danced in shapes across Shalaera's mind, and she could feel her first-born perched on her shoulder, immediately preparing to throw down as a stranger approached with hisses and bore teeth. The woman raised a hand and gently tapped it against his nose. "Mele. Enough," she bid as she turned in her seat to see who had approached.
Hm! She at least recognized the young woman - "I'm sorry you didn't get your green," Shalaera greeted as she gestured to the seat next to her. "By all means, feel free to join me!" Though the blue on her shoulder was less thrilled about company.
One of the greens on the table - a dainty thing with dark ridges and not so nearly as spotty as the one that was trying to be held - trilled back to the throng in interested greeting, while a brown scaled up Shalaera's shoulder to get a closer look at their new company, eyes whirling with interest. Oh! New friends!
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Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2018 11:52 pm
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The one sitting on her shoulder put up an impressive defensive display protecting his person. Rinis remained calmed, positive Bourbon, despite her youth, wouldn't let that one harm her. She smiled as the woman calmed her firelizard, then looked at her.
"As am I, but things have worked out for the better I think." She smiled to herself for a moment in thought. "Thank you," she murmured as she slid into a chair. Once she was seated, Eyes and Wergild flitted over to land on the table and bickered on who would get to meet the others first. She sighed. "Sorry. They aren't quite ready for social company yet." Rinis hoped they'd grow out of it quickly or she'd be forced to leave them in her rooms when she ventured out.
Chaek trilled sweetly to the dainty green, then chirruped a greeting to his fellow brown. "If you don't mind my asking, how do you manage so many?" Even the hissy blue seemed well behaved; if only Wergild would be like that. She figured she needed to work with them more.
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Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2018 8:17 am
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"Sometimes that's how it goes," Shalaera agreed. It was relatively unknown that she had once stood for a dragon and been looked over until she was too old, but she could at least sympathize with the whole thing.
She looked at the two flitters who had settled on the table, smiling. "Oh, get them around people enough and they'll get used to it. When they're young I like to hand off mine to as many people as I can so they get used to being handled," she held up Laena in her arms and the little green kreeled and continued to ragdoll, clearly content with her entire life.
The darker green on the table, Sylif, continued to cheep and chirp her greetings, immediately bustling over to bump her head against both Eyes and Werglid. To her bonded, she offered back shades of green and blue, clearly pleased.
"I don't mind at all! Truthfully - very carefully! Given they don't need me to live like a dragon does, they tend to be a little less desperate to appease...and this little guy," she nudged her finger back up against the seething blue on her shoulder's snout, "is much more wild than most are. I've had to establish a hierarchy to keep them in line. Consistency is key - if they know how the paces go, they'll behave about how you expect them to."
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Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2018 10:21 am
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"Of course! You clearly are going to have your hands a little full, at least!" she mused, looking over each of the flitters that had joined her and her throng at the table. As long as Mele remained on her shoulder, any tussles would remain at a minimum. That simply meant she needed to keep Laena nearby as incentive - keeping those flashes of irritation at bay. "Having a wild boy as the standard made for an uphill battle, but if your oldest or most authoritative are rewarded for good behavior, the others will follow."
Which was how she'd managed to not have another flitter made of wild anger.
If Sylif was impressed, Shalaera wouldn't be able to say as she bumped her head back against Wergild's chest before throwing herself down onto one side with a delighted cheep, clearly inviting both him and Eyes to join her. Internally, Shalaera was thankful that she leaned towards her mother's mellow nature, rather than.....well. Mele had good traits too, bless his heart.
"If Mele ever got to be the size of a dragon, we'd all be in trouble. He has enough personality for it though," she crooned the end of the statement to the blue directly, and his almost permanently red eyes whirled into traces of blue and purple for only a moment. Then, his attention snapped back to all of these stangers about and the red returned. She looked away from him at Rinis inquiry.
"You're thinking of the Beastcraft Hall in Keroon Hold. I had a teacher there, yes. He took one look at Mele and felt the need to intervene, after all," she said it with a smile, as if teasing a younger version of herself.
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Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2019 6:48 pm
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