It was a bright but blustery Leafchange day, and Tal really should have been checking on the Plaza Post Office to pick up his next round of deliveries. Instead he was leaning against the City Gates outside of the Dragon's Nest, staring morosely down the Righteous Climb while his dragon tried to coax some of the Dragoons' companions into a game of chase. The soldiers' dragons were, for the most part, better behaved and not falling for her wiles, but a few of the younger ones were clearly tempted.
The courier wasn't amused by her antics today, however, nor even distracted by them. He sighed heavily and kicked at a loose stone that bounced and rolled down a couple of the floating rocks of the various platforms making up the Climb these days until it fell off an edge and plunged toward the ocean far below. Hands jammed in his pockets, he was a picture of despondence. If there had been any justice in the world it would have been a cloudy day with a hint of distant thunder to complete the picture, but instead the bright sunshine only seemed to gently underscore his unhappiness and worry for his missing friend.
Ellyra
The courier wasn't amused by her antics today, however, nor even distracted by them. He sighed heavily and kicked at a loose stone that bounced and rolled down a couple of the floating rocks of the various platforms making up the Climb these days until it fell off an edge and plunged toward the ocean far below. Hands jammed in his pockets, he was a picture of despondence. If there had been any justice in the world it would have been a cloudy day with a hint of distant thunder to complete the picture, but instead the bright sunshine only seemed to gently underscore his unhappiness and worry for his missing friend.
Ellyra
