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"Stop flying!" Sayiri crawled onto his underside. She tried pulling him down, but her weight was no match for him. "LAND!" she said, looking down. She was fine with breathing, but a big dragon like him wouldn't be able to breathe that fast. Sayiri crawled over to him. She tried forcing his mouth open. That would help? Maybe.

He sucked in air in raspy breaths. He shushed Sayiri. He didn't want to lose her. He had made this journey before and he wouldn't let that happen again. The Fog continued on and on...


"Lets make camp here." Arilou whispered when they landed. There was a thick fog wall surronding a little dip in the ground. It was hard to see her once she was inside



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This post has been edited by Arpiana on Apr 16 2012, 02:03 AM

Not recognizing his surroundings, the young dragon went into guarded mode. he sharpened his senses and darted off into the fog to hunt and set up a perimeter wary off all but the group of three behind him

He sat awake while his sister slept and kept guard through the fog. Loud roar echoed in his ears as if it was a million dragons wailing in unison. [I] Oh no. They know we're here.

Slightly later the young dragon returned from hunting. “It’s quite a thick forest out there. So who are the mystery dragons that I just heard?” he asked while tearing open the young doe he brought back with him. He offered half to the full grown and then tore the other piece into two pieces. He then climbed a nearby to gaze into the fog and listen.

This post has been edited by devonin on Apr 16 2012, 12:35 PM

(Its not a forest. Just a big thick fog. And no does or nothing sweet like that. Sorry.)

He sighed. "It's no mystery. Grey dragons. But not like any I've ever seen. I bet your getting hungry. There's no creatures here besides the dragons. Its eat or be eaten here. Wait up, alright. Arilou, keep them safe huh?" He tore through the fog until the roars grew closer and closer. He crept close to the ground and peered out the giant dragons curled up together in piles of bones. He noticed a small misty hatchling that strayed away from the rest. He stalked up to it silently. The dragons never noticed as he carried his fallen prey back to the ditch.

Arilou nodded. She stood guard while he left and tore of a hunk of meat from the dead hatchling when he returned. She dug in hungrily and wiped the blood of her mouth carefully. She didn't want the hellfire hatchling to think she was a slob. Blinking her eyelashes, she wrapped her serpintine tail around her.

(Sorry it was my misconception.) Realizing that there wasn’t much of anything here but the gray dragons, the young dragon walked a small distance to where he could barely see Arilou, burnt the ground until it was scorched and then laid down on his heated bed.

He tossed a piece of the meat over to the hellfire and to Sayiri.

"I'll take the first shift of the night." Arilou sighed and kept watch. Shifts after shifts went by until the morning came.

The hell fire said “Thank you, but I’d rather not eat this. I ate just before we came here, it’s only been half a day and I haven’t done much. Besides in a fight you’ll be more useful and there’s not a lot of meat there. So you can have my share.

He nodded and swallowed it down and napped while Arilou guarded.

Arilou sighed as she sat. She missed the water so much! Soon, she would have to reside there forever.

Not being that tired from riding on the back of the full grown he walked over to Arilou and asked, “So what’s the water like?”

Arilou chuckled. "Cool, relaxing, and beautiful as always." She sighed and waved her fin/ tail up in the air as she lay on her back.

“I wish I could remember before I was born while I was still in the egg. The elders used to laugh at me and make jokes about how I ended up there. The only thing I remember before I was a hatchling was that it was really cold yet I didn’t mind because somehow I was still warm. What do you remember about your time before you hatched?" he inquired.

Souta lowered his wings as the water finished dripping off of them, leaving glistening lines down the membrane. He shook his wings out a bit to get the last of the water off before folding them back again. He listened to Zalazak's comment and bent his neck back in an S-shape, a light blush of embarassment tinting his scales.

"I guess thats true." He said. He then noticed how thin the other hatchling looked. She was even smaller than he was. Though he wasn't actually a small hatchling, he often felt small since Sassori was larger than him and she was often the only other dragon around him.

"You look hungry?" he said, which was a stupidly obvious assessment as most dragons living in this place were hungry. "Maybe if we look around we can find something for you to eat."

This post has been edited by Drakossozh on Apr 17 2012, 01:26 PM

“Oh and would that light we saw earlier happen to be a royal blue dragon egg being shined on by something?” he asked.

(Ok first, most roleplayers are supposed to create the plot, NOT the surrondings. The Elders are the only ones who know where the food is. And, if you snoop and find it, my characters have to punish. Thanks..)

Arilou sighed. "I remember the click clacking of dragon scales and claws against the shell to try to taunt me out. It was so cool from the water that seeped in. But, that's it."

(Nope, try again. Remember the prize is a stripe egg! The first hint is already posted. Look back!)

This post has been edited by Arpiana on Apr 17 2012, 09:56 AM

((@Arpiana Oh crap. sorry! My mistake. It won't happen again. I'll edit that part out.))

“More than I remember.” Replied the young dragon longingly. “So does your brother have a name?” “And if he’s fire how are you a water dragon?”

He wasn’t sure what he was feeling, but ever since he was born his blood boiled with anxiety and fear. Somehow this young dragon (Arilou) brought a sense of peace to his body. He knew he shouldn’t let his guard down especially out here but this was the first time in his life he felt like he was in no immediate danger. He allowed his heart to calm down his scales to smooth over. His body relaxed as he melted to the ground and he became quite complacent. His eyes stopped darting from this figure to that. He started to play around with ideas in his head instead of just reacting. He never felt like this before but he enjoyed it. He also enjoyed being close to Arilou. This thought made him blush, despite his trying to hide it he stuck out like a sore thumb.