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Post by dragonmenta on Feb 5, 2006 1:24:26 GMT -5
L'kel led the Greenrider over to the two dragons on the rim. Zyth dwarfed over a slightly glowing Naraleth spectacturaly but seemed quite pleased with himself.
I do plan on enjoying this. I can learn how she flies, everything about her! The huge Bronze said in a mind voice filled with excitment quite unlike his usual serious tone.
As do I Zyth, please don't show off too much, however. Safety straps only go so far. L'kel added quickly.
Zyth snorted a puff of warm breath in reply. L'kel waited until Morelia was safetly atop Naraleth before mounting up Mnemozyth with several long, climbing strides. He smiled at his wingmate, waiting for her to get settled and ready.
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Post by hrsegrl245 on Feb 5, 2006 10:57:58 GMT -5
Naraleth craned her neck elegently at the sight of Morelia. She was glowing slightly and Morelia was feeling like possibly in the next couple days she would be flying.As usual the green could be quite secretive about when she was going to fly. Morelia began placing the safety straps on her asshe bent down a little for her rider. Once everythiong was in place, Morelia climbed onto Naraleth and waited for L'kel to do the same. Once he was she was ready for the drills to commence.
Mnemozyth is a good looking Bronze. I'm glad you finally came to your senses on this one.
You like the idea of training with a Bronze one on one do you?
I like the idea of training with an attractive dragon one on one.
Naraleth found most blues to be more like brothers and therefore rarely flew a blue. Some browns were not her taste, its odd, but Morelia had never thought about the dragons themselves being perhaps unattractive. Looking over at L'kel she remembered that Naraleth needed to behave. You are not going to be a show off are you?
Only a little... Naraleth wanted to be the best green out there and that might mean she needed to show off her agility...a little.
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Post by dragonmenta on Feb 6, 2006 7:46:15 GMT -5
Mnemozyth ascended int othe air with a broad backswing, showing off all his strength as he shot up without even using his legs to push off.
Well aren't you being a little showoffy?
Certainly.
Well, at least your honest. Just don't kill yourself.
Nice joke.
I thought so.
Your in an awfully good mood.
Perhaps....
They waited patiently for Naraleth and her rider to reach them, butthe bronze couldn't resist doing a few loops and twists sending even L'kel's stomach into his mouth. He gritted his teeth for he guessed it wouldn't be the last time that morning. The Bronze, without even warnign his rider, promptly skipped a'tween without even notifying his rider. L'kel scwoled for being caught unawares but brightened conciously as he found himself eye to eye with the Greenrider. "Well, now that Zyth has stopped with his antics, perhaps we could get some work done." He gave her a smile.
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Post by hrsegrl245 on Feb 6, 2006 9:13:19 GMT -5
Morelia watched the great Bronze take off poewrfully with his wings. Now he had done it. Naraleth, don't you go trying to show off too.
Maybe later... Obviously Naraleth was too preoccupied watching the Bronze. When they came out of between, Morelia smiled and let Naraleth take off in a normal fashion. The green was gliding waiting for Mnemozyth and his to catch up. She was after all fast...
Morelia was about ready to tell her to slow dow when she started gliding. Not showing off huh?
I was merely going a nice pace...
Right well... have you even had a conversation with Mnemozyth... I don't see how the two of you can just show off and expect the other to like you.[/]
Morelia, Morelia... for dragons its more physical....
For you its more physical
Naraleth wasn't listening as she continued to fly. Humans...they never listened.
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Post by dragonmenta on Feb 6, 2006 12:54:42 GMT -5
Mnemozyth skipped between a few feet and then shot off sull speed until he had overtaken the green and some before slipping back into place alongside her. Why won't you even talk to her? L'kel asked with some confusion. I don't have to. Odd, though.Maybe for you. The Bronze twirl in the air and let a rich humm resonate from hsi massive lungs. He ran a long wing along Naraleth's before just gliding alongside her, wingtip to wingtip. Thats all i need.
You dragons are a funny lot.
Look whose talking.
Well...you know the real reason we're here is to train. how about some sprints...you know shes going to beat you on these short differences so don't you dare cheat by skipping.I wouldn't do that!
I know you to well Zyth. The dragon snorted.
Tell Naraleth, wont you.
You humans really should learn how to speak to eachother properly.
L'kel stayed quiet but smiled a litlle. He gave Morelia a smile from a few meters away and lined up for a quick race.
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Post by hrsegrl245 on Feb 6, 2006 22:34:34 GMT -5
Naraleth spread the message to her rider adding that she needn't be messenger girl.
It gave us an excuse to make you two speak.
As I have said before, words are not necessary.
Now are you going to ... Morelia was cut off by Naraleth's sudden burst of speed. She was fast and wanted to prove it. We will beat them...this time.
Conserve some of your energy for the endurance part of the drills.
Would I be the best green if I couldn't handle a drill...
Not cocky at all are we.
Flame modesty, If you have it flaunt it...
Now I know you've been hanging out with other greens too often lately.
Morelia was concentrating on the drill and not on where Mnemozyth and L'kel were. Hopefully they were close behind them, a Bronze was still fast even if greens were more aerodynamic.
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Post by dragonmenta on Feb 7, 2006 10:07:18 GMT -5
((Its long to type out what a rider sends to his dragon to send to another dragon to sen to that dragons rider, so whn L'kel is sending something through the dragons to Morelia, it'll look like this.))
Zyth took off right with Naraleth, sidling into a close place behind her. As they neared the finish line of the sprint , the Bronze gained enough momentum and shot ahead at the last moment. If the distance had been a little shorter, the Green would have one, but no one coud be beat a fit Bronze at any distance.
Rematch...or better yet...how about some agility training. I'm afraid we look like fat hen wherries on those and could certainly due with some advise from the limberest pair in the Weyr. He flattered through the dragons.
Zyth to this time to bespeak Naraleth, Humans are a funny sort, aren't they? When would a dragon ever esemble a Wherry?
She likes you Kel, so you dont have to lay it on so thick.Well...its true what i said.Hmmm...your'e a funyn sort.
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Post by hrsegrl245 on Feb 7, 2006 12:40:08 GMT -5
Naraleth was more than thrilled with the compliment causing Morelia to burst into laughter. Agility it is... but I warn you now... Naraleth will be a bit of a show off.
Yes, mine is especially odd. A Wherry would never resemble anything but a Wherry.
Launching into another drill Naraleht made a fast turn to the left and then dove down a little, below the bronze pair. Naraleth did a few twists and ducked back the left. She was practicing a green drill that they often had to do. Not everyone could do it for a prolonged amount of time, mainly due to rider dizziness. Naraleth thank Faranth was not being a show off... actually she seemed to be hiding her very talented agility from the Bronze. Why are you all of a sudden not being a show off?
I am not about to show off all my moves and give away how difficult my flight will be. He is going to have to earn me...
Naraleth your wretched. I love you.
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Post by dragonmenta on Feb 8, 2006 9:00:06 GMT -5
Zyth ducked his head, and swirved aroudn alongside the green. She was quick no doubt, but he knew tht wasn't all she had tooffer. He had seen her during drills. Well, if that was the way she wanted to play it, it wsa fine with him. he stayed level with her, matchign the green move for move. He would catch her anyways.
Shes playing it mysterious hmm?
Indeed.
Does that bother you?
Why would it? The bronze asked curiously. L'kel didn't care to explain the human idea that if two beings were attracted each other, they tried to make it easier, not harder to get together.
Thats because your not dragons.
I really should start closing my mind off to you a little more.
But you won't.
No...i won't. TheBronzer agreed with a smile. He was close to Morelia than any other human, but he could never be closer to anyone else than his Zyth.
What time do we have to meet Bera...i don't want to be late and mess everythign up on the first meeting. He added sliughtly embarrassed to his Dragons complete delight. The Bronze managed to copy the chagrined inflection in his riders mind voice to the green rather well. Truth was, L'kel was more terrified about this meeting with the..4..5..6..2 year old than he had been about anything in a long time. Losing his focus the pair clipped Naraleth on the back and swerved off course. Sorry abotu that. The bronze added in advance for his rider. To L'kel he added angrily, And now she's going to think i'm a total clutch! The dark rider laughed aloud at how extremely human Zyth had just sounded.
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Post by hrsegrl245 on Feb 8, 2006 10:12:45 GMT -5
Naraleth continued the drill as they had done several times before, she wasn't in the mood for tricks today. Morelia was sort of happy for that. All the turns Naraleth could do could make one lose their breakfast in a most disgusting way. Bera will be alright waiting till we are finished. I never actually tell her a time so that I can not be late.
She made the message to be somewhat calm and not really demanding at all. He sounded a bit nervous to her.
He is worried about meeting Bera? Wait till he meets her though, he doesn't realize she is just like you. Besides she likes everyone you like.
After the other pair clumsily moved out of their space Morelia could have laughed. A bit distracted aren't they?
Maybe we should call time for lunch sooner than later.
We will see...
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Post by dragonmenta on Feb 8, 2006 11:32:35 GMT -5
L'kel and Zyth evened themselves out as quickly as possible, astill a little pink in the cheeks. They performed well after that, concentrating much harder. The Bronze ventured to ask though, Maybe this is a sign...perhaps we should stop.
Since when do we stop drills short? The answer's no.
a while passed, L'kel wasn't sure of the time but the sun ha risen over the horizion and the pair ahd worked themselves several klicks from the Weyr.
You've certainly picked up the pace.
hmm.
Morelia, how a bout a cool down drill or two? His mindvoice tired but satifsfied. L'kel grinned, and wiped a bead of sweat off of his brow. This had been one of thei best sessions in a while, nothign lie ka little good motivation.
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Post by hrsegrl245 on Feb 8, 2006 14:12:36 GMT -5
A cooldown drill sounds good. Morelia responded and had Naraleth stop what they were previously doing. The green was tiring, she really could not go for long amounts of time. Its about time, this is interrfering with my sunning schedule.
sorry Dear one, will you please inform Bera that I'll be down to get her soon.
She will be ready, she always is.
The green did some gliding, stretching her wings out and lowering her heart rate... cool down was much needed.
Morelia fondly scratched Naraleth's shoulder. Then she began stretching herself, as the green went gliding in whatever direction she wanted. At least now they felt loose again. Using her sweat rag, as she called it , she wiped her dface off a little. There was definately smoe dirt too. Ewww. Morelia thought to herself.
Too bad humans have a sweat issue. Dragons will never ahve such a problem.
Everyone has a different way of regulating body temperature. remember that when you are sunning.
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Post by dragonmenta on Feb 9, 2006 11:05:07 GMT -5
L'kel and Zyth glided down to the ground in lazy circles after a few half speed laps aroudn the weyr. L'kel lept off the Bronze, landing as heavily as he was breathing. He stretched his legs and removed his sweaty helmet immediatly. He shook out his shaggy hair and offered a smile to Morelia. He looekd so young then, it was unbelievable from jsut a few days ago. He offreed a hand to the green rider to help her dismount. He knew she could get off easily herself but he had been raised a gentlemen and so it shall be.
He smiled reassuringly to her, "You go get your daughter, I'll get these to ready for sunning and meet you in the hall," He said and proceded to take the various straps off the bronze .
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