Fiadh's mirroring flew over Tal's head and he nodded confirmation of her 'question.' "Yeah, that's right." The Boreal under discussion was quite happily leaning into clever fingers and letting Tal know in no uncertain terms that she liked this new human! When the scritches ceased she sat back and shook herself to settle her scales, looking between the two with interest.
"I need some of its armor," Tal admitted, scowling down at the ground and scuffing at it with his foot. "An' Boreal's not a pet. She's my partner." To which the dragon let out an approving rumble.
Thunder in the distance echoed back the sound, and a small flock of gore crows rose from beyond the rise ahead, circling and crying out their grisly calls for meat and eyes before descending again. Tal glanced uneasily at Fiadh, but resigned himself to being stuck with her for now. "What're you doin' out here?" he asked as he started to trot after the fresh tracks, keeping a wary eye ahead.
"I need some of its armor," Tal admitted, scowling down at the ground and scuffing at it with his foot. "An' Boreal's not a pet. She's my partner." To which the dragon let out an approving rumble.
Thunder in the distance echoed back the sound, and a small flock of gore crows rose from beyond the rise ahead, circling and crying out their grisly calls for meat and eyes before descending again. Tal glanced uneasily at Fiadh, but resigned himself to being stuck with her for now. "What're you doin' out here?" he asked as he started to trot after the fresh tracks, keeping a wary eye ahead.
