Huilu heard Irso's words, loud and clear, and from deep in her chest Huilu let out a purring-like rumbling sound, her version of chuckling in this form.
"I am a story with many different forms. You have witnessed but a fraction of them."
Huilu answered, her voice now deeper and it had a strange echo to it, like multiple voices talking at once. It had also gained a new tone, like she was speaking with an accent, since Huilu's mouth wasn't properly shaped for speaking human languages in this form. She flapped her wings few times powerfully and did a small flip in the air. She let out another one of her roars, much more quiet and short this time, meant just for Irso, who was now flying next to Huilu's head. Huilu was very accustomed to flying, and thus she could easily move her head a bit and nudge Irso with her snout gently, warm expression in her eyes.
Huilu knew Irso well enough at this point, that she could guess what was going through his mind. He was probably curious about Huilu's dragon form, and perhaps about the dragon forms of the rest of Akt'Anir and Huilu's family. Irso was a curious soul like Huilu, but in a different way. Where as Huilu was more interested in how the world looked and affected her and people around her Irso wanted to know how it worked and what it was made of. In a way they completed each other in that sense, and it was a wonderful feeling. Huilu could even go as far as to call them soulmates, that was how deeply connected she sometimes felt to Irso.
Irso's words made Huilu dragon chuckle yet again, and she tilted her head so she could blow some air out of her nose on Irso, fluffing up his hair along with the wind. A playful sign of affection, that dragons often shared among each other.
"Then isn't it good that your mind is multiple times vaster than your body could ever be?"
Huilu said and tried winking, although for Irso it most probably looked like Huilu just blinked, since he could only see one eye at the moment.
Suddenly Huilu felt like going faster, and after yet again nudging Irso, this time to tell him to move away, she suddenly stopped flapping her wings and began free falling. And after few seconds of free falling Huilu straightened her wings and shot up quickly, towards the starry sky. In this form she didn't need to worry about getting cold, and she flew to a high and cold altitude, where she hovered for a bit, enjoying the view. From there she began to free fall again, but this time she gradually opened her wings and slowed her speed, and when she was flying at a leisurely pace again Huilu shifted back into her partial form, and looked around for Irso and worried whether or not she had lost him.
"I am a story with many different forms. You have witnessed but a fraction of them."
Huilu answered, her voice now deeper and it had a strange echo to it, like multiple voices talking at once. It had also gained a new tone, like she was speaking with an accent, since Huilu's mouth wasn't properly shaped for speaking human languages in this form. She flapped her wings few times powerfully and did a small flip in the air. She let out another one of her roars, much more quiet and short this time, meant just for Irso, who was now flying next to Huilu's head. Huilu was very accustomed to flying, and thus she could easily move her head a bit and nudge Irso with her snout gently, warm expression in her eyes.
Huilu knew Irso well enough at this point, that she could guess what was going through his mind. He was probably curious about Huilu's dragon form, and perhaps about the dragon forms of the rest of Akt'Anir and Huilu's family. Irso was a curious soul like Huilu, but in a different way. Where as Huilu was more interested in how the world looked and affected her and people around her Irso wanted to know how it worked and what it was made of. In a way they completed each other in that sense, and it was a wonderful feeling. Huilu could even go as far as to call them soulmates, that was how deeply connected she sometimes felt to Irso.
Irso's words made Huilu dragon chuckle yet again, and she tilted her head so she could blow some air out of her nose on Irso, fluffing up his hair along with the wind. A playful sign of affection, that dragons often shared among each other.
"Then isn't it good that your mind is multiple times vaster than your body could ever be?"
Huilu said and tried winking, although for Irso it most probably looked like Huilu just blinked, since he could only see one eye at the moment.
Suddenly Huilu felt like going faster, and after yet again nudging Irso, this time to tell him to move away, she suddenly stopped flapping her wings and began free falling. And after few seconds of free falling Huilu straightened her wings and shot up quickly, towards the starry sky. In this form she didn't need to worry about getting cold, and she flew to a high and cold altitude, where she hovered for a bit, enjoying the view. From there she began to free fall again, but this time she gradually opened her wings and slowed her speed, and when she was flying at a leisurely pace again Huilu shifted back into her partial form, and looked around for Irso and worried whether or not she had lost him.
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