Klader
The drake bois
Crystal rolled her eyes at Valadir’s remark. She found it amusing. Sounded like he has done it before. She was curious about the idea.
“Val, have actually been so bored you’ve done it? I mean you’ve done a lot of traveling on your own. Surely you have come up with some creative ways to keep yourself occupied.”
“Oh that. That’s a silver fox. Isn’t it cool? Now that you mention it. It’s kind of a thing that goes around with us kits. Some of us have one of these. This one is a symbol to represent me. It’s also my alter-self as a fox which you haven’t seen Wol. Val has seen me as a fox when we first officially met. I still remember what he said when I changed to my kit form. Anyway, a special ink was used. Infused with an enchantment so it can change its shade of silver based on my emotional state.”
She sat upon the ledge of the pool, feet still in the water. She had her back to give Val a quick look at it.
“Think it’s cute?”
As she slid back in, the biscuit in her hand dropped into the pool.
“Well, that was sad. Dropped my biscuit in the water. That one is long gone.”
Returning her conversation to Wolnir she said,
“I’m sure they will. Drakes do like their alcoholic drinks. Not just for the taste but apparently it helps with some sought of digestion thing. I’m curious what you have come up with. Would like a sip when it comes around.”
As she talked, she put a hand through a tail and inspected the fur that came out. The last few strands of her summer fur are still falling out. Might give it a brush later.
The drakes touched at the Sanatorium. The drake carrying Sabato placed him on the ground first before he landed. Sabato fixed his clothes before following Lenera into the Golden Mountain ignoring the faces of every other drake. They took Eragon into a separate room. Lenera thanked the two drakes for their help before ordering them to leave. Then she looked at Sabato with a very angry scowl. She pointed at Eragon.
“Now cure him. You will not leave until he is healthy.”
Sabato kept his peace. An outburst from him will do anything but fix the issue.
“He will be made well again but it will take time.”
“I don’t care what you do.”
She left, slamming the door behind, and organised four guards to station themselves at the door.
Now that Sabato was on his own he could finally look around and see where he is. Two lanterns mounted on each of four stone walls, as well as two hanging from the high ceiling. Plenty of light. Because of the substantial height difference between himself and the drakes. Everything is huge. but he can make out benches full of herbs, liquids, and equipment all around. In the middle is a strong dark wooden table with a purple scaled tail hanging down from it. That would be Eragon.
Sabato placed his sword down in a corner and climb onto the table to see the limp drake. Barely any room on the tabletop. He climbed over the drake to his head and sat on the drake’s shoulder. He’d never imagined himself in this situation.
“So, I’m in a room. By myself with the King of the Southern Mountain range under my ass who I need to heal. Else the queen will kill me and I’m sure she will. Let’s begin.”
“Val, have actually been so bored you’ve done it? I mean you’ve done a lot of traveling on your own. Surely you have come up with some creative ways to keep yourself occupied.”
“Oh that. That’s a silver fox. Isn’t it cool? Now that you mention it. It’s kind of a thing that goes around with us kits. Some of us have one of these. This one is a symbol to represent me. It’s also my alter-self as a fox which you haven’t seen Wol. Val has seen me as a fox when we first officially met. I still remember what he said when I changed to my kit form. Anyway, a special ink was used. Infused with an enchantment so it can change its shade of silver based on my emotional state.”
She sat upon the ledge of the pool, feet still in the water. She had her back to give Val a quick look at it.
“Think it’s cute?”
As she slid back in, the biscuit in her hand dropped into the pool.
“Well, that was sad. Dropped my biscuit in the water. That one is long gone.”
Returning her conversation to Wolnir she said,
“I’m sure they will. Drakes do like their alcoholic drinks. Not just for the taste but apparently it helps with some sought of digestion thing. I’m curious what you have come up with. Would like a sip when it comes around.”
As she talked, she put a hand through a tail and inspected the fur that came out. The last few strands of her summer fur are still falling out. Might give it a brush later.
The drakes touched at the Sanatorium. The drake carrying Sabato placed him on the ground first before he landed. Sabato fixed his clothes before following Lenera into the Golden Mountain ignoring the faces of every other drake. They took Eragon into a separate room. Lenera thanked the two drakes for their help before ordering them to leave. Then she looked at Sabato with a very angry scowl. She pointed at Eragon.
“Now cure him. You will not leave until he is healthy.”
Sabato kept his peace. An outburst from him will do anything but fix the issue.
“He will be made well again but it will take time.”
“I don’t care what you do.”
She left, slamming the door behind, and organised four guards to station themselves at the door.
Now that Sabato was on his own he could finally look around and see where he is. Two lanterns mounted on each of four stone walls, as well as two hanging from the high ceiling. Plenty of light. Because of the substantial height difference between himself and the drakes. Everything is huge. but he can make out benches full of herbs, liquids, and equipment all around. In the middle is a strong dark wooden table with a purple scaled tail hanging down from it. That would be Eragon.
Sabato placed his sword down in a corner and climb onto the table to see the limp drake. Barely any room on the tabletop. He climbed over the drake to his head and sat on the drake’s shoulder. He’d never imagined himself in this situation.
“So, I’m in a room. By myself with the King of the Southern Mountain range under my ass who I need to heal. Else the queen will kill me and I’m sure she will. Let’s begin.”