Everyone wants to see heaven
But no one wants to say goodbye
But no one wants to say goodbye
Sohalia was sitting there, minding her own business, happily (or at least not unhappily) meditating on her new roles and responsibilities and how she was going to live her life around them, when a sudden shriek rent the air around her. Something that she couldn't identify hurtled from the sky towards the back of the bench, startling the girl and drawing a hiss from the griffin, whose feathers and fur fluffed out in what was supposed to be threatening but really only looked adorable.
Her new friend was a dragon, no larger than a house cat, and it seemed a bit irritated as it huffed out a cold breath. Soh shifted on the bench, twisting to face the dragon. "Hello," she said cautiously, but politely. "And who might you be?" She looked around; she'd only ever seen dragons with a human companion, and so she assumed that someone else had to be somewhere nearby. Spotting a man in the water, Soh waved uncertainly. "Excuse me," she called. "Is this your dragon?"
Her new friend was a dragon, no larger than a house cat, and it seemed a bit irritated as it huffed out a cold breath. Soh shifted on the bench, twisting to face the dragon. "Hello," she said cautiously, but politely. "And who might you be?" She looked around; she'd only ever seen dragons with a human companion, and so she assumed that someone else had to be somewhere nearby. Spotting a man in the water, Soh waved uncertainly. "Excuse me," she called. "Is this your dragon?"
Everyone wants to see heaven
But no one wants to die
But no one wants to die
Sohalia
