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 Posted: Wed Sep 02, 2015 4:32 pm
It was mid-day at least. Rukbart was high in the sky and the weather was nice. The pair had decided to go for a little flight to stretch Reciproths wings and to get her some fresh air. The games had recently ended and although they had done horribly in the obstacle course, Reciproth had reigned supreme during the agility portion. He had won and it had made her so proud! Though she was proud either way and he knew that. I told you I had everything under control. She couldn't help but chuckle. It was true. He had told her. I'm sorry for doubting you my love. She said scratching his back scales that were within reach of her.
They came to a resting point atop one of the cliffs that overlooked Trine and the two just took in the sight of the world that was around them. She very much enjoyed living in the hold, though she did miss her family. She made a mental note to herself to schedule some time to head over there to see them. Had it been 7 years already? It was crazy to think it had been so long. At any rate, she had written to them a couple of times and they had responded back in kind, so it wasn't like they hadn't communicated. But still.
It was something she needed to do sometime soon. Reciproth could feel her tourmoil and looked down at her with a calm gaze. 'Do not worry so much mine, They love you and always will.' His words soothed her worry and she knew it was true. But still she wasn't the same anymore, she was lifebonded to Reciproth and who she was, wasnt who she used to be.
WC: 292
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Posted: Thu Sep 03, 2015 6:58 am
Meanwhile, another pair was out flying, though their trip was not simply for exercise. Lia and Mirath had been sent to a hold near one edge of Trine’s territories to deliver a message. They’d gone between to get there on order to bring the message as promptly as possible. But since there was no return message, they had options for their return trip.
As Mirath launched herself into the air, she asked her rider, Shall I go between back to the Weyr?
Lia looked over the landscape, more of which was coming into view every moment as Lia ascended. No, not today, she decided. We’re in no rush to get back, the weather’s nice, and it’s good to see the area every now and then. Let’s just fly it. It’s not a very long trip when you fly it straight, anyway.
As you wish, mine, Mirath said, before she leveled off her flight, turned towards home, and set off at an unhurried pace.
It was truly a good day for flying, and since the pair didn’t come this way often, they enjoyed seeing the interesting features of the landscape. Now and then Mirath would dive closer to look at something interesting, or Lia would note a herd of wild herdbeasts or a large patch of numbweed the Weyr could use later.
As they approached the Weyr, Mirath noticed a blue dragon perched on the nearby cliffs. Oh, is that Reciproth? I wonder if he’d like company, she asked Lia. Then without waiting for a reply, she called to the other dragon, Hello there! Lovely weather today, isn’t it? Are you out sunning yourself? Do you mind if I join you?
WC: 280
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