-Zavien-
Released from his fit of sneezes, Sol reassured Boreal of his wellbeing, immensely pleased with her method of cheering him up. He immediately hopped into the mountain of snow with an excited chirp. His body vanished beneath, only evidenced by the shifting of snowflakes from his wagging tail. Convinced that he was completely invisible (and that she'd forgotten the last fifteen seconds), the dragonling popped his head out with a squeaky roar, trying to surprise the older dragon.
Zavien burst out into laughter at the sound, shaking his head. He couldn't figure out what he'd done to deserve such an amazing life. Even his current conversation brought him joy despite Koa's recent luck with love. They'd find him someone if they had to search all of Caido. "True. They have to like him for his muscles too." The Dragoon chuckled, giving Tal a joking wink.
He accepted the mug of cider, appreciating the warmth in the snowy chill. It helped that Tal validated his actions, absolving him of any guilt that may still linger about his decision not to say anything. Relaxing into the conversation with a soft smile that seemed glued on whenever Lena was the topic, he said, "I promised to take her to the Atheneum. I thought about making a trip out of it." He hadn't yet decided what kind of trip, but he'd been waiting for the right moment to plan things. Shrugging his shoulders, Zavien pushed the conversation back to Tal as he offered a bundle of cooked apple. "But you and Alys seem pretty serious..." He paused, a mischievous glint in his eyes. "Do you ever think about marriage?"
Zavien burst out into laughter at the sound, shaking his head. He couldn't figure out what he'd done to deserve such an amazing life. Even his current conversation brought him joy despite Koa's recent luck with love. They'd find him someone if they had to search all of Caido. "True. They have to like him for his muscles too." The Dragoon chuckled, giving Tal a joking wink.
He accepted the mug of cider, appreciating the warmth in the snowy chill. It helped that Tal validated his actions, absolving him of any guilt that may still linger about his decision not to say anything. Relaxing into the conversation with a soft smile that seemed glued on whenever Lena was the topic, he said, "I promised to take her to the Atheneum. I thought about making a trip out of it." He hadn't yet decided what kind of trip, but he'd been waiting for the right moment to plan things. Shrugging his shoulders, Zavien pushed the conversation back to Tal as he offered a bundle of cooked apple. "But you and Alys seem pretty serious..." He paused, a mischievous glint in his eyes. "Do you ever think about marriage?"
Life is getting up one more time
than you've been knocked down.
than you've been knocked down.
