Erena looked skeptical. Flits were flighty, useless things in her opinion, but of course she swallowed that opinion and nodded, giving the expected, "Thank you, sir."

"Then most likely they're around," T'rif said soothingly. "Let me borrow a flit and we'll see if we can track them down."

"Yesterday morning," she relaxed a little and tried to keep her tone respectful in spite of inward panic. "I swear I put them there, and they're really of no importance to anyone but me."

T'rif nodded. "Okay, when did you last see them?"

"Lots of people in trouble, is what's going on," Kassia said as she looked around at the people spread drunk in front of her.

She swallowed hard and tried not to cringe. She was not weak, damn it. "I'm missing some papers. Writings of mine that I kept under my cot."

Kassia nodded as the hold spread before them. "This way..." She led the way, waving at people she recognized and a few new ones she didn't. After a bit of asking around she was directed to Revai's

This shouldn't even be a problem, right? A bronzerider had no shortage of female company if he so desired, but...it just wasn't doing it for T'od. He wanted more out of life than just casual

Kashara led the way to T'rif's office door and knocked. "Come in," he called. Kashara gestured. "Go ahead, you can tell him."

Sunstreath ducked out of ~between~ only a moment later, I'des giving the bronze neck a pat before sliding down to approach Foreth and Kassia, giving the golden queen a bow. "This is Callamere,

"Sure, see you there." Kassia harnessed Foreth and then added the straps for Foreth to be able to safely carry Foreth ~between~. She mounted and they took off. Foreth sent over the image to I'des and

I'des ate his portion quickly as well. "I'll follow on Sunstreath." He responded. "If Foreth would give him the visual?" He called his bronze down to wait for him by the offices. -- Sent from my

Kassia didn't waste any time eating her portion of the bubblies. She'd been at her office desk all morning and was glad for an excuse to get away. "So, do you just want to come on Foreth, or do you

As tempting as it was to dive into an outright interrogation, Idri had the manners and common sense to realise that she needed to give a bit of context here. She waited patiently as the Bronzerider

I'des nodded. "That's true." He conceded. "I can be patient." ((No you can't.)) "Oh, hush." -- Sent from my phone!

"You can always save up," Kassia pointed out as the bubblies were divided between them. "There's no rush. She might not even have anything for you today. We'll just have to see."

"Right now?" I'des responded, startled, but after only a moment, set the basket and its contents on the Weyrwoman's desk. "Here you go. And I should be able to afford a brown. I just won't have much

"That'll be up to you, Revai, and how many marks you can afford," Kassia said. "But a brown is probably doable. Let's have those bubblies, then we can take our trip. I was wanting a break anyway."

S'ryll gave her a genuine smile at the compliment, for he heard the tone of appreciation in her voice. "I like feeling like I'm coming 'home' at the end of the day and to feel calm and relaxed." It

"I want to talk to Revai. But- honestly, I'm hoping for a brown, if I wind up actually getting a wher egg. Something with a personality, but not overly emotional. No greens or bronzes. Sunstreath