Renia
New Member
The world around him smelled fresh and new. Each snap of a branch seemed to add new smells of sap and fragrance to the air. After living so long in a must old cave, Roran's keen sense of smell was becoming overwhelmed by the outside world. But he found it to be a good thing, truly. Exciting and intriguing. And the more he walked within the hushed, green forest, the less he found that he missed his home and treasure. All he wanted now was to keep moving. There had to be even better things out here to discover than the smells.
His movements were naturally fluid and sure, especially now that he was in human form. It was not a form he tended to use often, but weaving through a forest was much easier in this lithe form than in his bulking dragon body. He still held that reptilian grace, but was able to move more swiftly in this body. It made navigating through the branches and brambles and vines almost fun.
But among the vivd greens and hints of brown that made up most of the forest ahead, Roran thought for a moment that he could see a lighter hue hidden amongst the shafts of light filtering through the canopy above. And, being a dragon at heart, his curiosity warred with his sense of self-preservation. So he moved as soundlessly toward the anomaly as possible.
The lighter spot up ahead soon resolved itself into a figure. A young man with silverish hair and pointed ears was huddled within the protective roots of a massive tree, nearly hidden in the shadows there. The creature was a bit like himself, at least in his current form... save for the wings. Roran knew a bit about wings. And the wings of this creature sat at odd angles, giving the illusion that they had been broken. A mix of curiosity and concern now spurred him cautiously closer to the strange creature.
"Hello," he murmured softly, not wishing to alarm the young creature. Roran simply sat a decent distance away on an exposed root, not wishing to crowd the creature or frighten him too much. Ke kept his voice gentle, in the same tone he tpically spoke to birds and small, flighty animals to keep them from panicking and vanishing. "Are you hurt?"
His movements were naturally fluid and sure, especially now that he was in human form. It was not a form he tended to use often, but weaving through a forest was much easier in this lithe form than in his bulking dragon body. He still held that reptilian grace, but was able to move more swiftly in this body. It made navigating through the branches and brambles and vines almost fun.
But among the vivd greens and hints of brown that made up most of the forest ahead, Roran thought for a moment that he could see a lighter hue hidden amongst the shafts of light filtering through the canopy above. And, being a dragon at heart, his curiosity warred with his sense of self-preservation. So he moved as soundlessly toward the anomaly as possible.
The lighter spot up ahead soon resolved itself into a figure. A young man with silverish hair and pointed ears was huddled within the protective roots of a massive tree, nearly hidden in the shadows there. The creature was a bit like himself, at least in his current form... save for the wings. Roran knew a bit about wings. And the wings of this creature sat at odd angles, giving the illusion that they had been broken. A mix of curiosity and concern now spurred him cautiously closer to the strange creature.
"Hello," he murmured softly, not wishing to alarm the young creature. Roran simply sat a decent distance away on an exposed root, not wishing to crowd the creature or frighten him too much. Ke kept his voice gentle, in the same tone he tpically spoke to birds and small, flighty animals to keep them from panicking and vanishing. "Are you hurt?"