Ronin Taliesin
but they haven't seen the best of me
Glancing up as a familiar silhouette swooped down towards him, Ronin allowed himself a small smile. Sugar - naturally - was drawn off into the air with Jyoti, leaving the hunter with a rather fetching otter-scarf. "It cannot fly," he said gently to Amalia. "I've heard legend of it..." But then a disturbance from both the water and his companion had him stepping forward. Whistling sharply for Sugar, Ronin called the dragon back from where he could feel her fear and guilt at angering the creature.
Once she was safely out of the way - and, seeing those who were so eager to try and help - he ran to approach the pool as well. "I'm going in," he said - a brief warning to Amalia.
Deimos's idea was ingenious, truthfully, and he nodded at the bigger man before vaulting into the pool as well, intent on lifting the L'ma along with the others. It was a shame his husband wasn't there, he thought distantly - a manticore would probably make short work of it.
Ronin calls Sugar back so as not to anger the L'ma further. He hops into the pool with the others to lift the creature as well.
Once she was safely out of the way - and, seeing those who were so eager to try and help - he ran to approach the pool as well. "I'm going in," he said - a brief warning to Amalia.
Deimos's idea was ingenious, truthfully, and he nodded at the bigger man before vaulting into the pool as well, intent on lifting the L'ma along with the others. It was a shame his husband wasn't there, he thought distantly - a manticore would probably make short work of it.
Ronin calls Sugar back so as not to anger the L'ma further. He hops into the pool with the others to lift the creature as well.
