Thinking

[Auzura]

*Auzura flew towards the felrian wetlands, long serpent-like body slithering across the sky in an elegant movement of black fur, her scales glistening everytime they curved to meet the suns rays. She made a dive down into a clearing her speed slowing down to a mere crawl as she slowly curves her body upwards and remained, floating inches from the ground.
Her surroundings where breathtaking. The moonlight and the sister stars shon o'pon the glistening lake. The glowing mushrooms where everywhere, and the forest green willows and plant life shon a purple color because of them.

Ahh...so much has happened in the past years...
She sighed, her thoughts trailing off as she gazed the wonder about her.*

[Shiva]

Shiva trailed Auzura, losing her breath. She wasn't losing her breath from the workout, she flew every day, but the sight took her breath away. She hadn't seen anything so beautiful for a century, and during her solitude in which she had tempered her pyrokenetic abilities she had forgotten what beauty was. The only beautiful thing she had seen in all of those years was her sister and her own ruby-clad bodice.

She flew high into the air and spiraled to the earth, landing gracefully in the middle of a patch of glowing mushroons. She leaned down and sniffed a mushroom, her head tilting to the side in curiosity. She looked up, her head rising to her sister's. The silver orb levitating in the heavens (a.k.a. the moon) caught her gaze.

"Oh, Tusani that's beautiful!"

[Auzura]

*"Indeed it is, my sister. Have you not been to these lands before?" She asked, her voice clear and soft, easily heard among the frogs crokes and crikket chirppings.
She slowly landed on the ground on her tallons, head turning towards her sister. "Shiva, are you well?" she asked politely, wanting to know how her day has been.
She went to lay on the ground beside the reflective lake, Tusani indeed. This night was beautiful, as where most places on this world. Sadly, others failed to notice that. She watched as a glowing moth fluttered it's way above the lake in order to get to the largest mushroom and rest on it. She smiled to herself while she waited for her sister to reply.*

[Shiva]

Shiva's smile grew as Auzura's calming voice washed over her. The moon cast silver shadows over them, reflecting in their scales. Auzura was turned into a dragoness made of the moonlight, the crystals reflecting rainbows. Shiva laughed, her laugh musical as a rainbow was cast on her face.

"You've become a rainbow!"

In reply to her sister's question:

"Yes, it is the first time I've been here. I was too young to fly here before my powers became out of control. It's so...free."
She couldn't find a better word for being out in the open. She was almost shocked, she felt naked without the stone walls of the caves and canyons which had housed her. She decided that she liked the feeling of freedom.

[Auzura]

*Auzura laughed, realizing her crystal like horns where indeed making rainbows over them.
"Ah, that is good that I led you here then. This is one of my favorite places aswell." She smiled warmly, her long tail swaying abit, but not enough to disturb her legs obviously.
She moved her head just for fun to see where the rainbows went, laughing to herself.*

[Shiva]

Shiva's smile wilted. She wasn't used to this, but she liked it. However, she didn't know how she would react to other dragons.

"Auzura, do you think that I will be accepted by the other dragons?"

She hadn't met anyone since she was barely an adult and she didn't know how to start or hold a conversation. She didn't know what behavior was proper or if there even ws expected behavior. She knew that it would be hard to communicate with others.

[Auzura]

*Auzura, taken aback by this question, turns to look at Shiva.
"My sister...of course others would accept you. You know much more then you think you do." She stood up and padded over to Shiva, giving her an affectionate nuzzel. "Trust me. you'll do fine."
She gave her a warm smile.*

[Shiva]

"Thank you. If you accept me, I don't need anyone else to." She loved her sister, and she had survived with only the love of her sister for so long that she doubted she would need the love of others. She flicked her tail back and forth and plucked a mushroom with it, tossing it into the air with her tail. As it rose, she tried to focus on it. She was training herself to focus on moving targets, and she succeeded, the mushroom bursting into flame. She let her body fall to the ground, gazing up at the moon. "Someday I'd like to visit the moon," she said sleepily before drifting off.

[Bahamut]

Plodding through the lush forest of Felrian, a small figure emerged from the vegetation that littered the ground. Long, slender yet leathery wings erupted from his back, resting over his sides, raised a little as to not trail on the soft soily ground below. A long tail came from his rear, ending in a point with three raised horns, similiar to the one on his head, but smaller. A low rumble came from the dragon's throat, as he surveyed his surroundings.

His skin seemed to be a mixtures of green colours, dark green in most places yet lighter green on his wing skin, his underbelly and undertail. Deep emerald eyes blinked as he adjusted to the faint sunlight.

Bahamut then heard several voices up ahead, defining them to be only two. They both seemed to be females, and sounded perhaps larger or older than Bahamut. He was only a teenager for dragons, yet was more mature than most. He wanted to not go closer, but he knew it would seem rude or unrespectful if he just walked by. So as he approached the females he bowed his head low, opening his snouted muzzle to speak.

[font=green]' Greetings, my ladies. I am Bahamut, a newcomer to these lands, '[/green]

He spoke, blinking several times as he scanned them over. One seemed to be a little larger, both seemed to be well-respected, perhaps important members of the tribes that must reside here, Bahamut thought. He wanted to sit down on his haunches, but was worried that might seem rude. Instead he merely stood and waited for their individual responses.

[Auzura]

*Auzura, the older sister turned her head first. She looked somewhat surprised by his name, his parents must have been quite bold to name his after the strongest light god.
But she nodded her head in respect to the smaller male.
"Greetings Bahamut, I am Auzura." She smiled warmly towards the young dragon.
She could have told him her full alphaess title, but she descided to just be plain ole' Auzura now *

[Shiva]

Shiva gave the new brute a dip of her head. She lowered it out of respect, for she didn't want to seem snooty with her head higher than his. However, it gave her a crick in her neck, so she just let her head be higher than his, hoping that he didn't mind. "I'm Shiva. Interesting name." Her tail flicked behind her like a cat's, lashing to get out her excess energy. She inspected the male, looking him over with critical eyes, but the result was a nod of approval, letting her sister know what she thought of the brute.

[Bahamut]

-Guess that font colour thing didn't work.. >.<-

Bahamut nodded to both, wondering why they were both staring at him. He looked down at his claws, expecting to see embarassing shrubs or vegetation that had caught onto his skin. But there was nothing. He turned back to both of them, smiling slightly.

' I-It's a pleasure to meet you, Auzura and Shiva... ' he said politely, tail flicking at his rear. ' Why is my name interesting? What's wrong with it? '

His parents having died at a young age for Bahamut, he had never had any training or teaching of the gods, or goddesses. He frowned, but then smiled again, hopefully thinking that he hadn't offended them.

[Auzura]

*"Did you know know your name is that of the the most powerfull god of light?"[b]" she asked, how could one possibly not know of the gods?

[b]"It is alright dear, we do not find you or your name weird. It is a pleasure to meet you." She said politely, smiling warmly at the younger dragon.*

[Bahamut]

Bahamut shook his head, frowning.

' No. What god..? '

He asked, knowing he sounded stupid. Not knowing anything like this would probably lower his chances of being able to join a tribe. He sighed miserably, looking down at his claws, flexing his wings slightly.

-Sorry, short post! >.<-

[Shiva]

Shiva was struck dumb by his ignorance. How could one not know of the gods? She was perhaps the most religious of dragons, there were symbols for all of the light gods hidden on her body. She shook her head in disbelief. However, she saw that she was making the teen nervous and trotted to his side. She stroked the back of his head in a motherly fashion. "It's alright...I'll teach you of the gods, if you'd like."