Hathayn gave the healer a slight nod and moved his left hand, taking some papers that were tucked under that arm out. "I have them." He said while he walked after her. --

Miacca couldn't help her giggle when she saw his expression brighten. "Yeah, that is a fairly common expression I get when I mention Kitchens and baker together. Along with maybe a little jealousy

"One day there will be," she replied quietly. "Or if not 'normal', then comfortable. One day, given time, you will adjust."

Zy'fen looked down at the sleeping baby in his arms, wondering when Illeana would be back to get him. "I'm not sure what that word means anymore. There is no normal." He was simply confused now.

There was always a tell. Some people saw them, some didn't. But Torrela's profession relied on being able to read people. She saw the wistfulness in her face--it was there and gone so fast that if she

The sound Chato made was a mixture of yip, warble, and snarl--but it was obvious from his body posture that he was playing. ~~Like play,~~ he said, allowing himself to be pounced upon, then rolling

OOC: Autocorrect is weird. "I wondered," Trifali said, "If you'd seen a small figurine when you came by. My sister gave it to me and I regard it as precious." She was so involved in her thoughts

"Excellent senses," she said, deciding to let his self-criticism lie for now. "I've worked very hard to accommodate and adjust to a lack of sight, though Flare helps of course. I don't see it so much

IC Date Reference: Set the morning after the Cavern explosion. As the dust settled and the ominous silence around the Caverns grew, it felt like a farce to claim that business was resuming as normal.

Kinara, well...being more Arendelth at this point, lifted her lips into a snarl as her gaze that had been watching the fleeing ‘rider’ was blocked by one of her suitors. And *then* he had the

The night had already been a long one. Kasheth’s warning came through to Kabelth just shortly before Foreth started keening and Kabelth lent her sorrowful cry. Sarati waited for the inevitable knock

Two in the morning was a fine time to have sudden realisations of things undone and things that needed to be done. Particularly when you’d dealt with an emergency for most of the previous day.

“Well then, good thing I was here,” Lorithi said with a gentle smile,”Come with me and we’ll take a look at them. Did you happen to bring any of your healer records with you? If not, let me

There was a moment of hesitation as Hathayn looked around to see whether he really was the first in line to be checked. "I suppose so...it probably isn't urgent." His voice was rather heavy with a

"Gets boring when it's always the same ones." Dytha wasn't being rude, she was in fact being nonchalantly blunt about it. After three turns you got used to the constant barrage but it was still

That was unexpected and Nayari gestured for T'rif to take a seat. "I see." she said with a frown. Not the usual topic of conversation. "I know that you're not the sort to come to me on a whim so tell

Tyne shrugged nonchalantly, "It's fine. It's what I'm here for." At least the conversation hadn't felt like a clumsy attempt to probe her head. And for that she was appreciative. At the end of the day

After N’shen left, Kassia let the healers tend to her again and then fell into a fitful sleep rather than to ask for the sleep draught. She still wanted to be wakeable if one of the goldriders or

Whatever the healers gave her to sleep had worked. The last thing she remembered was B’lin at her side after they made her take the sleeping stuff and then a healer was waking her in the morning to

OOC: Backdated to before boys see the eggs Kashara smoothed down her dress as she stopped in front of the weyr door. The dress wasn’t Gather fancy, but she was definitely dressed up. Not that it