Syndel was perched on the top of the Shimmerscale Lair and watching. It was only now she became visible. There was a narrowing of her eyes as she watched. She watched the two Draconian's apparently training. She frown at the savagery and the apparent lack of concern that the teacher had for his student.
What was worse, was the way he refused to acknowledge her presence. By now, the Seraph was very well familiar with Verbosk's rude ways. She had been watching for several days, invisible and undetectable by anyone not of divine origins. When she wanted to be seen, you would see her.
With his declarations and his current actions, the Draconian Verbosk was deemed a threat to the Dragons within the lair. She had intended to wait for Aurthur to awaken, but she also determined that if she waited, it might be too late.
In this case, it was better to beg forgiveness than ask permission.
With outstretched arms, She intoned softly in a language far older than many being have the ability to comprehend. The Wards were strengthened around the lair allowing only family and those she did not perceive to be a threat. Syndel stands before the mouth of the lair in her full armor. Her sword was in her hand and her wings, though visible, were tucked behind her.
She was frowning and seemingly talking to another, though unseen. "And you want me to get used to this chaos, Aydan' Get used to beings so willfully ignorant and short sighted."
She would not like the answer, but it would not deter her from this duty. Anyone not of Icer and Aurthur's Family would not be able to enter without the additional approval of the elder dragons and herself. Drake and Darkmere both charged her with guarding the hatchlings.
Truth be know, she had a soft spot of children of any race?
What was worse, was the way he refused to acknowledge her presence. By now, the Seraph was very well familiar with Verbosk's rude ways. She had been watching for several days, invisible and undetectable by anyone not of divine origins. When she wanted to be seen, you would see her.
With his declarations and his current actions, the Draconian Verbosk was deemed a threat to the Dragons within the lair. She had intended to wait for Aurthur to awaken, but she also determined that if she waited, it might be too late.
In this case, it was better to beg forgiveness than ask permission.
With outstretched arms, She intoned softly in a language far older than many being have the ability to comprehend. The Wards were strengthened around the lair allowing only family and those she did not perceive to be a threat. Syndel stands before the mouth of the lair in her full armor. Her sword was in her hand and her wings, though visible, were tucked behind her.
She was frowning and seemingly talking to another, though unseen. "And you want me to get used to this chaos, Aydan' Get used to beings so willfully ignorant and short sighted."
She would not like the answer, but it would not deter her from this duty. Anyone not of Icer and Aurthur's Family would not be able to enter without the additional approval of the elder dragons and herself. Drake and Darkmere both charged her with guarding the hatchlings.
Truth be know, she had a soft spot of children of any race?