Karla was over by the newest Weyrlings helping them with the firestone toss. She and Eglanth would hover not too far above the ground and a Weyrling would toss them a sack. Because Eglanth was a green

M'gal's face turned red when attention was turned to the dagger. "Oops. It's just a gift for my mate. I didn't have time to wrap it," he said, and tucked it in his belt. Speaking of mate-- "Can I do s

Karla nodded and pulled an egg pot out of the basket. She carefully placed the egg in it, then wrapped it with warm furs, fastening them together with leather straps. "There. All safe and sound," she

Watch the Hatching? Karla's eyes lit up. He seemed like a nice man, and she did enjoy watching other people Impress their flits. She'd been disappointed when Tamalak had Impressed the strange wher and

"They'll be Hatching in a couple days," Karla said. "Zari wouldn't let me give them away until now. I think she wanted to be sure they were ready. It's her first Clutch, which is also why she's here."

"Oh, um...you--you're welcome?" Karla said, voice rising into a squeak. Shards, she was such a ninny, but he was being so nice. "I, uh, try to be nice." Zari lay down on the table next to Ranger with

(OOC: Melody Maker, Eglanth) Somehow, his flirtatiousness was giving her confidence in herself. In a rare show of coquettishness, she smiled. "Even if I was selling them, I wouldn't charge you," she s

Karla blushed as he looked at her. She wasn't used to flirting with men--rumors of what her mother was like made sure of that. Oh, Eglanth rose as often as a green will, but she hadn't made any perman

"Oh, of course it's still pretty! Keep the shell after it Hatches. I'm sure there's a Crafter out there who can make something with the shells." She fingered her own pendant that had a piece of Eglant

At this, Karla had to laugh. "But you're getting the firelizard, not the egg. Though, with more detail, that one may be a brown."

Karla cocked her head. He had a nice smile. She reached into her basket and held out the Warm Embers egg. "This one seems tailor-made for you," she said. "You seem like a warm person, and this egg mak

"Hmmm," Karla said, looking at the eggs. "It depends on my mood, but today I'd go with the foggy morning. I'm feeling...foggy today!" She giggled, then reached up to pat her hair, where Zari had made

Karla chuckled. "If people would buy them, I would. But no, I'm giving them away. I don't feel right selling them." She smiled at him, trying not to stare at his leg. This was something that could hap

Karla nodded. "Yeah. I'd love to take them north and sell at the Frost Fayre, but I don't trust that they'd make it. But here, you can't throw a glow without hitting someone with a firelizard." She un

M'gal was at the Fayre, at a booth looking at a new knife for Kassia. He was haggling the price down but when Ozayith, who was staying at Arolos 'just in case' informed M'gal that he was there, at the

Karla sat in the dining hall with a basket, kept warm with a blanket and some heated sand. In the basket were six firelizard eggs, laid by her gold, Zari. Karla sighed. With the number of people ownin

M'gal shook his head. "Not at all. This time of year, it's much colder. This is more like a late spring or early autumn day. Summer it's pretty temperate; we have days as hot as down here once in a wh

M'gal was in such a good mood he turned to the speaker and laughed. "Actually, just anyone who's listening. I love this kind of weather! I miss it, though I don't really want to move back to Telgar, e

OOC: Late to start this, but doing the unseasonably cold prompt IC: M'gal dreamed of snow, and days spent out with his fellow candidates, then weyrlings, holding snowball fights, sled races, and other

"I dunno. Shalia was pretty smart. We just need to find someone who's got some intelligence to them. I can do interviews..." Margana trailed off. Shalia had been helpful. Maybe Sh'ain had some other k