There were no sudden movements, no loud noises, so Arch relaxed and came closer yet. Close enough to be in easy reach of the boy and his food. As long as things were quiet, Arch saw no reason not to s

Lennaye sat firmly in her saddle, feet tucked into the stirrups as Pip trotted around the corral. They had been running harder beforehand, to work out some excess energy, but Lennaye did want Pip to b

Arch froze for a long moment at the movement and the sound of the voice, soft as it was. The noises were much like the sort his Human pet made when trying to coax him out from under the bed. For a mom

It had been a few reports here and there at first. Nothing to be overly concerned about, really. It wasn't unusual for one or two Holds to have trouble with their crops, after all. Bad weather, insect

Visiting injured and recovering riders was part of the duties of a gold rider, but when Nykantiath had suggested that Andronda make a point of visiting a very specific rider, and that maybe she should

The stables were a place that ranked high on the list of Arch's favorites. There were tons of things to slink around and under, to creep and stalk. Plenty of prey to hunt, also. There were lots of thi

((Certainly you are the most handsome fellow here, at the moment,)) the young gold agreed. She wasn't going to say 'in the entire Weyr' because that was something subject to change depending on her wh

Nykantiath took in the images and feelings, head cocked to the side studiously, before answering. ((I am glad yours is doing better. Mine checks the infirmary often, but there are many there, and she

It was possible that sending Garatt to the BeastCrafter quarters was the best thing they could have done. If they had kept him in the Infirmary the chance were he would have stayed there, trying to re

It *would* be his honor, and of course her presence was a gift! How could it not be? Nykantiath preened a little under his admiration, then settled down to business. ((Sunstreath, you are clearly a ha

Pleasure colored her eyes at the compliment Primith paid her, and Nykantiath in turn admired the bronze as he took off from his ledge to come to her own. He was indeed nice to look at. ((Hello, Primit

Once Nehryth cleared a space for her, Nykantiath settled down next to him in the warm sand. It was indeed soft and comfortable, and the sun was pleasant on her hide. ((I am, indeed. I came because I w

((I do not mind,)) Nykantiath said as she settled down next to him. It occurred to her that as they were next to the Infirmary, that the brown's rider was probably injured and recovering. The brown hi

((Thank you.)) Nykantiath crooned her delight and settled down in the warm sun next to the bronze, taking care not to crowd against him. She didn't want to get overly friendly, not yet, anyways. ((May

Nykantiath was lying on the ledge of her weyr, taking full advantage of the sunny day to soak in the warm rays. Hers was, as usual, busy with work. Hers was almost always busy with Work, more so now t

Nykantiath was lying on the ledge of her weyr, taking full advantage of the sunny day to soak in the warm rays. Hers was, as usual, busy with work. Hers was almost always busy with Work, more so now t

Nykantiath was lying on the ledge of her weyr, taking full advantage of the sunny day to soak in the warm rays. Hers was, as usual, busy with work. Hers was almost always busy with Work, more so now t

Nykantiath was lying on the ledge of her weyr, taking full advantage of the sunny day to soak in the warm rays. Hers was, as usual, busy with work. Hers was almost always busy with Work, more so now t

Nykantiath was lying on the ledge of her weyr, taking full advantage of the sunny day to soak in the warm rays. Hers was, as usual, busy with work. Hers was almost always busy with Work, more so now t

Nykantiath was lying on the ledge of her weyr, taking full advantage of the sunny day to soak in the warm rays. Hers was, as usual, busy with work. Hers was almost always busy with Work, more so now t