OOC: I'm trying to get to a bunch of replies, so this one is going to be short. Sorry! IC; S'ryll listened as she spoke slowly. He wasn't sure what to make of it, if the woman was slow or capable.

F'nel stared up at the brownrider with eyes slowly widening in a new wave of anger. If there was one surefire way to set his fuse alight, it was to make disparaging comments about his dragon. He

OOC: Quick replies tonight! Sorry! IC: S'ryll noted and appreciated the immediate and confident answer. The kid knew what he wanted and why, and was obviously willing to take the steps to do what

OOC: Awww! Thank you. I'll get to all of them! If there's a particular one that you want me to consider over the others, let me know. You're welcome to make his family part of the Obsidian Caravan

His eyes never left her as she crossed the room to sit on the chair. He noted her rigid structure, the way she was so self-contained, so perfect in so many ways, and then those small ways that gave

Sekerth blinked, and then the brown *finally* seemed to clue in, shuffling closer and bending his head, beginning to tend the green- though not before he gave a rumbling croon. ((Of course, lovely

If Lileth could have rolled her faceted eyes, she would have. He wasn't the most eloquent of browns, but he had a nice look about him, a muscular power that intrigued the haughty green. ((Of course

Ravelan looked up from the papers he had been in the process of sorting, blinking owlishly at the candidate who had appeared in the doorway. Not someone for him to tutor, surely. Ravelan had

When Kassia remained silent for a while, Andreya’s posture didn’t waver or wilt as she waited for Kassia’s response, watching her cousin consider what she’d said. Andreya had made a decision,

Ysolde had been half way up the stairs to the second floor of the Barracks when T'rifoshe caught up with her. Ah, there it was. Before she turned to face the man, she took a second to straighten her

Kassia's expression turned unfriendly as Ysolde stood and she returned the look the Candidate gave her. Her mouth further twisted as the girl stormed out. She turned and looked at T'rif, one of the

Kassia was quiet for a long time as she digested the words. Finally she nodded. "I understand your concerns," she said, her expression twisting to show that she wasn't necessarily happy with them. "If

Calyse couldn't help but smile at his chivalry, taking the seat he so considerately offered her. Wet clothes and sand would have meant a layer of mud to clean off later; she appreciated the small

When S'ryll opened the door, Calyse had to work to stop her jaw from hitting the floor. Tall and handsome, she hadn't known what to expect from the Wingleader, but his stunning appearance took her by

If Tolfast was to be found anywhere, the chances were fairly high that the stables were a good place to look. And Bl’by did need to look, because he’d never intended to own a dog, wasn’t at all

Valesa's eyes widened, and she laughed. It never occurred to her that he didn't know who she was. Not that she considered herself popular, but over the Turns since she'd Impressed she'd made a lot of

((The young ones talk more.)) Sunstreath agreed, from his position out near the lakeside. He'd wait to try and enter later, when there weren't so many Candidates. ((Mine chatters like them sometimes,

Illeana hurried back as quickly as she could. A Harpers job was never done and she felt like the chicken with her head chopped off. Most of the twelve turn olds started to drift as they entered into

Garatt liked books. And he had decent handwriting, and a decent memory for teaching songs. Harper had therefore seemed to be an easy choice for him as far as crafts went. They, after all, had all the

Zy'fen adjusted the small body of the baby he was holding, giving the tiny back a gentle rub. Tianmar was sleeping, and Zy was halfway there himself, but he was awake enough that he wouldn't drop