This is the long forgotten light at the end of the world
The sudden grin on his face was not enough warning. A startled and undignified squawk left the girl as she was very rudely and unceremoniously hoisted over a shoulder and carried bodily back to the table. This was decidedly not how she had expected things to go, and there was some wriggling and muffled protests on her part. Umbra's head shot up, wide eyed and just as startled - but for whatever reason, the dragon didn't seem to mind this manhandling of his ward. Maybe it was the bribe of a headscratch, or because of Lilly's close proximity... or becase Seren's attempts to get down were only half-hearted at best.
Red faced and flustered, the girl was plunked down onto the bench and stared down at the crafting materials as they were pushed under her nose. Raking her hair back from the eyes, she gave Sah a scalding glare, furious and mortified and... and barely able to suppress the shocked delight. She couldn't believe he actually did that! Gods, what if her father had seen? What if anyone saw?
"I'll get you for that," she spluttered, lips barely moving and very undecided between laughter and frowns and general embarrassment. Sah was rather stronger than he looked... which had nothing to do with anything, gods.
Lanterns. Yes. She could do that. Nevermind that the press of his shoulder against hers suddenly tingled more than before - that was irrelevant. "I'm making it blue," she decided, in an almost challenging way as she stared at Sah. As if daring him to object.
Red faced and flustered, the girl was plunked down onto the bench and stared down at the crafting materials as they were pushed under her nose. Raking her hair back from the eyes, she gave Sah a scalding glare, furious and mortified and... and barely able to suppress the shocked delight. She couldn't believe he actually did that! Gods, what if her father had seen? What if anyone saw?
"I'll get you for that," she spluttered, lips barely moving and very undecided between laughter and frowns and general embarrassment. Sah was rather stronger than he looked... which had nothing to do with anything, gods.
Lanterns. Yes. She could do that. Nevermind that the press of his shoulder against hers suddenly tingled more than before - that was irrelevant. "I'm making it blue," she decided, in an almost challenging way as she stared at Sah. As if daring him to object.
Seren
