AHeartlessNobody
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Going on vacation today until Wednesday! Will be rolling out posts when I get back!
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Haha. I don't think Ava knows how she feels about that XD
Ava was honestly surprised at how the dragon reacted toward her touch. He purred and began to rubbed his snout against her, and no matter how much she petted and scratched at his scales, he seemed to want her to rub and scratch more until finally he nudge her so that she fell back with a gasp. She blinked in surprise and was half temped to pull her dagger out again. Though, she thought against that. Even though he did knock her down and was on top of her, he didn't seem to be doing so threateningly.
Looking up at him, she grew confused by his innocent look, only to flinch as he knelt his head down and ran his tongue over her face, "Ugh! Gross!" She said and sitting up, she began attempting to wipe her face off. She found it utterly sticky though and walked over to the ocean line, and began to attempt to wash it off there. When she thought she had it off the best she could, she walked back over to him, her heads on her hip, leaning over with a mockingly and playful glare, "You just love to annoy me, don't you, you big lumax."
Looking up at him, she grew confused by his innocent look, only to flinch as he knelt his head down and ran his tongue over her face, "Ugh! Gross!" She said and sitting up, she began attempting to wipe her face off. She found it utterly sticky though and walked over to the ocean line, and began to attempt to wash it off there. When she thought she had it off the best she could, she walked back over to him, her heads on her hip, leaning over with a mockingly and playful glare, "You just love to annoy me, don't you, you big lumax."
Well it worked. :3 so adorable! Can I keep him? XD
Hehe. In that post at the end I picture him like an overgrown kitten. XD
Ava flinched and moved back a few more quick steps when the white dragon's expression changed and he was snarling, seeming ready to come at her any second. He bent slightly and she prepared herself to be attacked. Never before had she fought a dragon, and she was fairly sure if he did attack her that she wouldn't be able to fight him off. Her hands tightened on the dagger and trembled more, body tense, waiting for that finally jump that would be likely to leave her dead, or at least wounded badly and left to die.
But, the dragon didn't pounce. Once again, his expression seemed to change and he was on the ground, ,cooing softly, the slits in his eyes once again turning round and friendly. She had never seen a dragon act like this before and so it was strange to her. Dragons never stopped their attacks, right? After all, they were bloodthirsty animals. She had seen this to be true in her village and from the many stories her father told their people.
This dragon though didn't seem like that. The way he cooed at her, as if asking for forgiveness, it was none short of....adorable, and it was instantly hard for her to be angry with him, much less scared. Very slowly, her dagger lowered and when again he made no move to jump at her, she turned the electricity off and sheathed it, slowly making her forward to where he lay, and once close enough, her shaky hand reached out to touch his head, still tense, as if waiting for his mood to suddenly switch. And when it didn't, she petted him slightly, her hands still trembling, "Dragons.......are creatures I will probably never understand....." She said quietly, before looking him in the eyes, doing her best to give a slight smile despite all that had just happened to have her shaken up, "But. I can try."
But, the dragon didn't pounce. Once again, his expression seemed to change and he was on the ground, ,cooing softly, the slits in his eyes once again turning round and friendly. She had never seen a dragon act like this before and so it was strange to her. Dragons never stopped their attacks, right? After all, they were bloodthirsty animals. She had seen this to be true in her village and from the many stories her father told their people.
This dragon though didn't seem like that. The way he cooed at her, as if asking for forgiveness, it was none short of....adorable, and it was instantly hard for her to be angry with him, much less scared. Very slowly, her dagger lowered and when again he made no move to jump at her, she turned the electricity off and sheathed it, slowly making her forward to where he lay, and once close enough, her shaky hand reached out to touch his head, still tense, as if waiting for his mood to suddenly switch. And when it didn't, she petted him slightly, her hands still trembling, "Dragons.......are creatures I will probably never understand....." She said quietly, before looking him in the eyes, doing her best to give a slight smile despite all that had just happened to have her shaken up, "But. I can try."
I hope that post was okay. XD I wanted to kind of have that wariness still there since she was raised by Drago's son. That kind of not fully trusting dragons sort of thing. Feel free to do what you want, whether it be trying to talk to her or just lat out kidnap her, or whatever else you can think of. However you make hi react will b fine by me.
It all happened so quickly that Ava wasn't sure what had happened at first. One minute the Nightmare was standing over her and she thought it was going to harm her, and the next it was off of her, the sound of a fight between two dragons ensuing. She didn't look toward the scramble at first but instead stumbled away from where she had been laying to grab her knife that had been tossed away from her. Once she had it, she sun around, holding it outstretched with both hands in frightened way her eyes wide and expecting to come face to face with the large dragon again. But she didn't instead, she saw Blizzard standing up to the Nightmare, teeth bared. Teeth. Short but sharp pearls that could easily rip through flesh if they wanted to.
The Nightmare seemed to know it had lost in this small fight and flew away but even when it did, Ava did not let her guard down. She kept her knife pointed at arms length, sparks bouncing off of the metal as she took a few steps back away from the Nightfury/Arcus dragon, "You lied to me." And while it was such a small lie, it didn't matter to her. It he could so easily lie about something like that, then what else could he be lying about to her? That was what scared her the most. Still trembling with that same fear, she continued to back away from him, voice shaking as she poke quietly, "I don't want you near me. Leave. Now."
The Nightmare seemed to know it had lost in this small fight and flew away but even when it did, Ava did not let her guard down. She kept her knife pointed at arms length, sparks bouncing off of the metal as she took a few steps back away from the Nightfury/Arcus dragon, "You lied to me." And while it was such a small lie, it didn't matter to her. It he could so easily lie about something like that, then what else could he be lying about to her? That was what scared her the most. Still trembling with that same fear, she continued to back away from him, voice shaking as she poke quietly, "I don't want you near me. Leave. Now."
Did all dragons have anger problems, or was it just this one? He didn't seem to keen on her right now, and she could guess it was because of her questioning why he was still here. She didn't think it was that bad of a question herself. It was just simply wondering why he hadn't don what would have been smartest for hi to do. After all, he didn't know he she planned to kill him with her dagger. She wasn't planning to of course, but he had no idea what ran through her mind. Yes, the safest thing to do would have been to just leave her. And, when he stated he was going into the village to get some clothes, she thought very well that's what he was doing He was surely taking mind of what she had said and was leaving her there on this island.
She still didn't look at him as she waited for him to shift back and fly off toward where ever the village was, only glancing to see which direction he flew to get to the village so she wouldn't go that way. She didn't need to run into any people here. Once he was gone, she put out the fire and began to gather up what little things she had with her before deciding she would walk along the edge of the coast. It wasn't too far from where they had flown in from, so if he wasn't leaving her he could find her. And if he was leaving her, maybe she could find some unattended boats on the coast she could go off in.
Only a quarter hour had passed when she finally did find a tiny boat pushed up onto the sand. Approaching it, she frowned in disappointment to fin it had a hole in the bottom and sighed. Turning around to continue her walking, she yelped in fear to find a very big dragon standing there. The Monstrous Nightmare stood in front of her and with its large pointy teeth, razor sharp claws, and size, far got the better of her and she began backing up quickly as she draw her dagger, tripping over her own feet as she did, screaming out in fear and it seemed the sight of the dagger somehow angered the dragon because it caught fire all over its body, roaring angrily at her as it knocked her dagger from her hand, bellowing its roars at her, yet not attacking as the human girl coward on the ground.
She still didn't look at him as she waited for him to shift back and fly off toward where ever the village was, only glancing to see which direction he flew to get to the village so she wouldn't go that way. She didn't need to run into any people here. Once he was gone, she put out the fire and began to gather up what little things she had with her before deciding she would walk along the edge of the coast. It wasn't too far from where they had flown in from, so if he wasn't leaving her he could find her. And if he was leaving her, maybe she could find some unattended boats on the coast she could go off in.
Only a quarter hour had passed when she finally did find a tiny boat pushed up onto the sand. Approaching it, she frowned in disappointment to fin it had a hole in the bottom and sighed. Turning around to continue her walking, she yelped in fear to find a very big dragon standing there. The Monstrous Nightmare stood in front of her and with its large pointy teeth, razor sharp claws, and size, far got the better of her and she began backing up quickly as she draw her dagger, tripping over her own feet as she did, screaming out in fear and it seemed the sight of the dagger somehow angered the dragon because it caught fire all over its body, roaring angrily at her as it knocked her dagger from her hand, bellowing its roars at her, yet not attacking as the human girl coward on the ground.
"Blizzard? Who names a dragon Blizzard?" She asked, raising an eyebrow before shrugging, "Not the worst name I've heard though." She commented as she continued to eat an when he said there was a human village on this island, she frowned and topped her eating, "There are people here? On this island?" She shook her head, "I don't know about being here then. I mean, my father has a LOT of enemies. And when I mean a lot, I mean everyone who is not a part of my village probably hates him. If these people figure out who I am, they won't be non-hostile any more. You can believe that." She said eating some more of her fish for a moment before she continued on, shaking her head, "I'd much prefer we not run into any other humans at all. That would be safe thing."
While this dragon boy didn't seem so bad, she sure wasn't about to put her trust in any one else, whether it be other humans or other dragons. She was taking enough risk trusting him. Trusting anyone else could very well get her killed or held against her will. But, than again, she would put up a fight if they tried to hold her against her will anyone. She was a Bludfist for crying out loud! And though she was not as strong, she was quick and she was smart. She could escape if someone caught her. She was sure of it.
She kept her eyes away from the now human, not wanting to see something she shouldn't see, and crossed her arms, "Why are you even still here anyway? I figured with you being a dragon and all that once we were out of that lace you would have dropped me off somewhere and went off on your own." After all, he was a dragon. He could fly anywhere he wanted. He could have left her by now and there would have been nothing she could have done about it. And, from what she had heard from her father, dragons were sneaky like that. She wouldn't put it past one to do something like that.
While this dragon boy didn't seem so bad, she sure wasn't about to put her trust in any one else, whether it be other humans or other dragons. She was taking enough risk trusting him. Trusting anyone else could very well get her killed or held against her will. But, than again, she would put up a fight if they tried to hold her against her will anyone. She was a Bludfist for crying out loud! And though she was not as strong, she was quick and she was smart. She could escape if someone caught her. She was sure of it.
She kept her eyes away from the now human, not wanting to see something she shouldn't see, and crossed her arms, "Why are you even still here anyway? I figured with you being a dragon and all that once we were out of that lace you would have dropped me off somewhere and went off on your own." After all, he was a dragon. He could fly anywhere he wanted. He could have left her by now and there would have been nothing she could have done about it. And, from what she had heard from her father, dragons were sneaky like that. She wouldn't put it past one to do something like that.
They are really cute :3
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