After the training with Jeonbae and Aksaja had finished, dragons began to form a crowd as they marched towards the ceremony site. Jeonbae quickly found a seat behind Aster and Chu and watched closely at the ceremonies. He hummed quietly during the thundercloud presentation, looking through the thunderclouds at the swirling dragons below. He wished he could be up there, but he hadn't signed up. It always felt good to show off, but he had to be careful to not do it too much. After the rest of the opening ceremony finished, the other dragons began talking. Jeonbae sat back, deciding how he might prepare for the GrandDragon's aging day, or if he would even participate. Aksaja had inspired him in some way, but Jeonbae knew that he had to gain more mastery over more powerful techniques. Snapping out of his thinking, he over heard the two teen (?) dragons in front of him talking about something about the Gold Village, or Aurus Sen Rasa as it was known in the Old Tongue. 
"Hey want to come with me to the bar in the Gold village afterwards? Say yes~" the black-haired one said to the dragon sitting next to him, a little too provocatively. 
''I am sure we can get several more dragons for company and celebrate," he continued self-confidently. "I bet the old man Jeonbae wants to go to. He practically lives there, compared to some others. And I bet we can make him pay for the drinks." 
Jeonbae was slightly taken aback. He had been relied on before, but never so confidently. Yes, he could pay for the drinks, but he was worried about other things. He swallowed his brief anger and kept listening. The orange-haired, enthusiastic girl with them seemed familiar somehow, but he was sure he didn't know her. After she had talked for a little bit, Jeonbae leaned in a little closer, just enough so that the two dragons could hear him.
"I'm willing to pay for your drinks, but it's not my fault if you end up lost or in jail," he said to the two. "There's some humans who would love to get their hands on a dragon."
He leaned back and crossed his arms.
"We should probably get going before it's too dark, Gold Village gets busy at night. It would be a good idea to beat the crowds." He smiled warmly despite his previous comments.