RONIN
Longheat was long, and hot. And Ronin was annoyed at himself for being surprised about it, truly. It was why he found himself meandering around the Settlement just after dawn while it was still cool, to let Sugar stretch her wings. The dragonling was an adept flyer by now, soaring over the rooftops of the other businesses and houses in the area, letting out a shriek of glee whenever she managed to swoop into a deep dive, or spotted something interesting.
It was Sugar, indeed, that became interested in the Devas bakery even before Ronin did, the reptile trilling to him and circling around until she could land on the window sill of the bakery and peer in at the delicious somethings she could smell inside.
"You can't just go gawking in people's windows," Ronin laughed warmly, moving to collect her from the sill - and doing the exact same thing on autopilot. Like dragon like master.
It was Sugar, indeed, that became interested in the Devas bakery even before Ronin did, the reptile trilling to him and circling around until she could land on the window sill of the bakery and peer in at the delicious somethings she could smell inside.
"You can't just go gawking in people's windows," Ronin laughed warmly, moving to collect her from the sill - and doing the exact same thing on autopilot. Like dragon like master.
