Private Finished A bird and a dragon go fishing

He'd smile when his new friend appeared, he had all the supplies they needed, a fishing pole over one shoulder, the smaller supplies in a box in his other hand. "Excited are we?" he'd ask with a small chuckle, "if your wings flap any harder you might lift off."

"Follow me, I'll show you to the stream I usually go to," he'd lead her out of the school, humming a little as they went. "The spot I fish at is really pretty, even now in the winter," he'd say as they neared the forest, "it's a perfect spot."

The dragon would lead his friend into a trail through the forest, leading then to the small river. It had clear water, and nice plants and grass around it.

"I got us a blanket to sit on," he'd say, setting the stuff down and retrieving said blanket from the bag, spreading it out on a spot. "You ready to learn?" he'd ask with a smile.

"Ok, so this is a fishing rod," he'd motion to said tool, "attached to it is the fighting line." He'd go on to point out the various parts of the rod. "Now, you have to be careful with the hooks," he'd show her one of the hooks, "they're very sharp, and hard to remove, so you don't want to accidentally get one on you."

He'd show her to put bait on the hook and the basics on reeling in the fish. "You need patience, catching the fish is perhaps not quite as fun as eating them, but it's still enjoyable," he'd with a smile and a chuckle.

"Let's catch...two?" he'd cast out the line, reeling it in and casting it again, doing this a few times before taking a seat and patting the spot next to him for her to sit. "So...let's talk until I get a bite. You liking the island? Getting used to thr school ok?"

"Yeah, school is ok," he'd say with a thoughtful hum. "The basic subjects like math and all that is alright, I'm more into physical activity, so gym is my favorite class," he'd say with a chuckle. "I'd rather be running around outside than sitting in some classroom."

He'd adjust his pole a little. "After school I'm always either here, at work or with friends," he'd chuckle a little. "I feel more at home here than almost anywhere else," pulling a bottle of water from his bag he'd pass it to her.

"Getting along ok with the other students?" he'd ask curiously. "I haven't lived in the dorms for a while, I remember they were nice though," he was a little worried that some students might take advantage of her naivety.

"I'm a bus boy, which means I clean at a restaurant," he'd say with a chuckle, "and yeah, I like it. The restuarant has really good food, it's one of the reasons I started working there." Reaching into his pocket he'd pull out a business card from the restuarant and handed it to there. "Sometime I'll take you their for lunch."

"As for me and my friends," he'd shrug. "We hang out, run around the island, I sorta train with one of them." None of his friends could really keep up with him physically, but they were still good friends. "You could even come with us some if you'd like."

He'd chuckle. "Yeah, the island is a good place to live," he'd say, humming thoughtfully. "I've been here over a year now, there's always something happening here, always something to do."

"I can pay the first time," he'd say, checking the line on the rod. "You're new, so can't expect you to have money yet," he'd lean back a little. "As for a job....," the dragon would hum in thought, "there's lots of shops in the city, honestly it might be good to wait a little bit, the school will give you an allowance for now."

"Oh? Well take power training slow, I've heard picking up to many thoughts at once can be painful." He'd tilt his head, "plus other sapient birds might not react well."

The fishing line would twitch, and soon Eein had reeled a fish in. "There we are," he'd grin, quickly setting the fish in the cooler. "Ok, you ready for your turn?" he'd ask motioning her to scoot closer.