Weyrlings Unite!

[Kitty]

77.07.10
Late Afternoon
Weyrbowl

Tarakuro… No. T’kuro was absolutely over the moon… It was a few days after the Hatching and now he felt truly complete… He found himself out in the Weyrbowl, his everpresent companion at his side. Galvath looked up to him, a fondness radiating from the young dragon. He felt a very strong connection to this human who was to be his bonded. They were of one heart and one mind. Out to do the same thing and that was to work for their Weyr, keep it safe… But today, no such safety was to be needed. The Weyrlings had been given an afternoon to themselves and so T’kuro had tried to arrange it with as many of the new Weyrlings as he could to meet in the Weyrbowl for a little R and R. He wasn’t certain who all would show up, as the others may actually want to relax while they had the chance. But then again he could be surprised. In his hand he held a roughly fashioned ball. He had hoped to play a game with the others. It was one he was fairly certain that the dragons could take part in as well. Galvath looked to him curiously and cocked his head to the side. Mine… What is that for? What are we doing today? Galvath wanted to be prepared for whatever was to come. T’kuro chuckled softly and shrugged a bit in a nonchalant manner. “I hoped we could meet with some of your sisters and brothers and perhaps play a game… Is that alright with you?” Any time I get to spend with you is alright with me. Although I’m not sure a… Game… With all my brothers and sisters would be advisable…  His eyes whirled with some slight concern thinking of his hyperactive Purple brother. T’kuro reached over to gently and fondly rub Galvath’s eye ridges, finding a spot that he had quickly found he loved bringing a soft croon from his responsibility driven lifemate. “Nothing will go awry that we can’t handle Galvath. We’re just going to have a little fun.” He smiled as he began to fashion out ‘Goals’ by roughly flattening the grass of the Weyrbowl in a line on either side of his crudely fashioned field.

T’kuro set the ball down on the grass as he set to work before pausing to glance around and see if anyone was approaching. So far he didn’t see anyone and he suddenly hoped that he and Galvath wouldn’t be alone. The large Brown warbled his agreement in T’kuro’s silent hope. Galvath wandered over to the ball and sniffed at it curiously before smacking it with a forepaw. He was greatly delighted when he saw the ball bounce across the grass and he looked up to T’kuro rather elated despite his usual calm demeanor. So we hit this… Ball? Across the grass and then run after it in hopes of getting it over the line before the others do on their side?  T’kuro grinned broadly and nodded. “You’ve got it my friend… Let’s hope your sisters and brothers are as eager to play as you are.” He chuckled softly as Galvath practiced batting the ball, chasing it, and batting it back almost like an overgrown cat. Well it was indeed a beautiful day, far too beautiful

[ceridawn]

Trella had been happy to accept the invitation to relax with some of the other weyrlings. They would be spending a great deal of time together in the future, so it certainly seemed like bonding would be a good idea. She wanted to know who she would be flying beside in the future. Besides, she liked T'kuro from what she had seen of him so far. She was glad that they would be able to continue their friendship.

Actually getting to the meeting point required some patience. Vaidath was determined that he had to look her best when going to meet up with the others, a sentiment that Trella simply did not understand. She was, however, more than happy to play along if it made her bonded happy. 

Trella and Vaidath finally arrived to see Galvath chasing after the ball. Deciding to ignore her brother for the time being, Vaidath went right up to T'kuro and nosed at him. [smear:241727]Mine, introduce me to your friend. [/smear:613d6a] 

Trella let out a small laugh at her dragon's behavior before giving in to her request. "T'kuro, may I present to you the lovely Vaidath. Vaidath, this is my friend T'kuro." She even threw in a little bow, using some of her harper training to be a bit theatrical. 

[Kitty]

T'Kuro beamed as he watched the uncharacteristically playful antics from his partner. The way he wiggled and bounced after the ball was precious. He chuckled and shook his head in amusement before calling out to the large brown. "Now now my winged brother, don't flatten it." Galvath looked at him quizzically and tilted his head to the side. ~ Now Mine... Why would I flatten it? It wouldn't very well roll if I did that would it?~ The large dragonet eyed the ball curiously and T'Kuro shook his head a bit. "Never mind..." Galvath tossed his head and went after the ball again.

Just then Trella came up leading her pristine lifemate. T'Kuro couldn't help but grin a little at their approach. Good grief that little beauty was every bit the black her coloring entailed. Blacks... The little princesses of the dragon brood. He dipped his head warmly to both lady and dragon. The lovely dragonet didn't hardly pause and she came up to nose him. He didn't draw away but watched her quietly. He looked over to Trella as she introduced her dragon. T'Kuro dipped into a bow in the form of greeting. "Well is a pleasure to meet you Lady Vaidath. And it's a pleasure to see you to Miss Trella. I hope you both are well?" He smiled warmly to them both.

Galvath, who had missed the approach of his sister and her bonded, suddenly edged over sheepishly to stand beside T'Kuro as if he hadn't just been chasing a ball like an overgrown pup. ~ Good day Vaidath. How are you?~ He would instigate conversation happily with his nest mate. He was just glad that at least someone came.