Post by Ghost of Fire (Fëanáro) on Jul 10, 2013 22:53:31 GMT -8
“It’s awesome! Amazing!” T’ruk exclaimed. “I made it! We made it!” The exclamations were quiet, but still exclamations for all that. He pulled his arm back and down in a habitual motion, only he couldn’t complete the motion because he hit the sword hilt with his hand.
Should’ve swung out a little more he thought.
Let her know that I would like to join in hugging, Azeriuth requested, raising his head slightly and peering over the crowds in T’ruk’s general direction with one speedily whirling blue-green eye. He liked Kyuuki and Vallesh, and really wanted to say hello properly, even though he now had to be careful how he hugged the much smaller LifeWing.
Sure, T’ruk replied. “Azeriuth would like to join in on the hugging,” he relayed faithfully. His voice reflected now little of the wonder of that boy who had answered the call of a dragonet from his place in the Stands, but it was still there, every time that, like now, he recalled consciously that he and Azeriuth would have each other, forever. No longer was he that little, useless, destined-to-be-nothing boy that had come here.
Sinok finally made it through the crowd, and shoved his large furry head between T’ruk and Kyuuki, clearly seeking attention from both humans. He ignored, as always, the three firelizards that had chosen to ride in state on his furry back. In fact, two of them, Guyaky and Tungull, where close to asleep, only Atanek was awake enough to raise his head and chirp a greeting.
Should’ve swung out a little more he thought.
Let her know that I would like to join in hugging, Azeriuth requested, raising his head slightly and peering over the crowds in T’ruk’s general direction with one speedily whirling blue-green eye. He liked Kyuuki and Vallesh, and really wanted to say hello properly, even though he now had to be careful how he hugged the much smaller LifeWing.
Sure, T’ruk replied. “Azeriuth would like to join in on the hugging,” he relayed faithfully. His voice reflected now little of the wonder of that boy who had answered the call of a dragonet from his place in the Stands, but it was still there, every time that, like now, he recalled consciously that he and Azeriuth would have each other, forever. No longer was he that little, useless, destined-to-be-nothing boy that had come here.
Sinok finally made it through the crowd, and shoved his large furry head between T’ruk and Kyuuki, clearly seeking attention from both humans. He ignored, as always, the three firelizards that had chosen to ride in state on his furry back. In fact, two of them, Guyaky and Tungull, where close to asleep, only Atanek was awake enough to raise his head and chirp a greeting.
