- Aug 9, 2016
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The day was cold, an overcast sky mirroring the mood of the woman who trudged through the forest in attire that was all too unsuited for such a task. Oriana was wearing one of her suits, a pinstriped charcoal affair with a violet tie.
Over her shoulders she wore a long brown raincoat several sizes too big for her. It wasn't to fight off the chilled wind, her inner fire kept her plenty warm. But it had belonged to her mate, and made her feel secure.
She thanked the gods of her old world that she had chosen to wear flats today rather than heels. No sense making an already difficult trip moreso.
Stopping to sniff the air, she pondered once again why she was making this trip. And cursed under her breath that none of the cowards in her clan had answered the call to accompany her. She swept her silver gray hair out of her eyes. She was here for a dragon.
A dragon named Trent, she had heard, lived in these parts of the forest. He was a teacher at the school, as far as she was aware, but she had wanted to meet him alone for the questions that she had for him. Oriana was hell-bent on bringing her clan back from the brink of extinction, and would let neither inane traditions nor the complacency of her kin stop her.
It had gotten quiet some time ago. No birds, no small critters. Even predators, who might den in such a place to keep their young safe, were nowhere to be heard.
Stopping to sniff the air, she found a scent that was quite familiar to her. She immediately recognized it as a Copper Dragon.
Adjusting her tie, she took a sharp breath and let out a small roar, a sound that seemed mismatched with her human appearance. It was not a roar of challenge or anger, but one of greeting. One that, she hoped, would be recognized. If this Trent was even in his lair at all.
@Kaya and Gang
Over her shoulders she wore a long brown raincoat several sizes too big for her. It wasn't to fight off the chilled wind, her inner fire kept her plenty warm. But it had belonged to her mate, and made her feel secure.
She thanked the gods of her old world that she had chosen to wear flats today rather than heels. No sense making an already difficult trip moreso.
Stopping to sniff the air, she pondered once again why she was making this trip. And cursed under her breath that none of the cowards in her clan had answered the call to accompany her. She swept her silver gray hair out of her eyes. She was here for a dragon.
A dragon named Trent, she had heard, lived in these parts of the forest. He was a teacher at the school, as far as she was aware, but she had wanted to meet him alone for the questions that she had for him. Oriana was hell-bent on bringing her clan back from the brink of extinction, and would let neither inane traditions nor the complacency of her kin stop her.
It had gotten quiet some time ago. No birds, no small critters. Even predators, who might den in such a place to keep their young safe, were nowhere to be heard.
Stopping to sniff the air, she found a scent that was quite familiar to her. She immediately recognized it as a Copper Dragon.
Adjusting her tie, she took a sharp breath and let out a small roar, a sound that seemed mismatched with her human appearance. It was not a roar of challenge or anger, but one of greeting. One that, she hoped, would be recognized. If this Trent was even in his lair at all.
@Kaya and Gang