Deep in thought though he was, Hadama was also alert to his surroundings. He had no desire to be startled off the edge of a cliff without a winged shift to save him, and so the sound of his name only drew his attention to its source. The human Breaker was a welcome sight, but it was the glittering gold of his living scarf that drew the Tidebreaker's gaze.
Stepping carefully back from the edge and moving to join Zavien, the King inclined his head in greeting and studied the bright companion with quiet curiosity. "Hello, Zavien. I was remembering previous visits to Stormbreak," he rumbled in answer. He rested the butt of his trident lightly on the bare stone beneath their feet, it's starlit tines sparkling faintly in the sunlight and the golden elements of its haft reflecting a color similar to that of the young dragon. "When I was a Mer, I could only visit during the full moon."
Explanations aside, he gave the little dragon a small bow of greeting, his calm voice warming slightly. "Who is this?"
Stepping carefully back from the edge and moving to join Zavien, the King inclined his head in greeting and studied the bright companion with quiet curiosity. "Hello, Zavien. I was remembering previous visits to Stormbreak," he rumbled in answer. He rested the butt of his trident lightly on the bare stone beneath their feet, it's starlit tines sparkling faintly in the sunlight and the golden elements of its haft reflecting a color similar to that of the young dragon. "When I was a Mer, I could only visit during the full moon."
Explanations aside, he gave the little dragon a small bow of greeting, his calm voice warming slightly. "Who is this?"
