Valder smiled as he leaned back in his chair, still holding his glass of wine. "Oh, this just the proof. I'm a long ways from having any sort of skilled herdwhers. Sig is just the beginning."

Zy'fen nodded. "Alright. And congratulations on the clutch." He paused, "My blue flit is gone. He disappeared the day I got hurt." There was a mix of emotions in Zy'fen's voice and on his face, though

(OOC Repost) Zy'fen nodded. "Alright. And congratulations on the clutch." He paused, "My blue flit is gone. He disappeared the day I got hurt." There was a mix of emotions in Zy'fen's voice and on his

(OOC - set about two weeks after Threadfall) Zy'fen was becoming a bit more aware as the days passed, and never had he been more grateful for Nerenth than now. The physical pain was dulled by the heav

Nerenth had fallen into a light doze, lulled by the feel of the brush and the easy silence. He raised his head now and looked the wing over. It wasn't as meticulous as His Zy'fen always was, but it wa

"If I have time, I'll come show you when the egg starts to hatch, how does that sound? I was super excited when Dahlia hatched. But it took me a few days to figure out a name for her." Almira glanced

Zy'fen nodded. "Alright. And congratulations on the clutch." He paused, "My blue flit is gone. He disappeared the day I got hurt." There was a mix of emotions in Zy'fen's voice and on his face, though

Again, Valder nodded excitedly, leaning back and raising his hands in the air as if to encompass something. "Yes, yes. Eventually. I've only barely started with Sig. She's learning fairly well, especi

Nerenth was grateful for Myatka's enthusiasm, though he thought it a bit odd. It was a wonderful way to relax, after the terror of His Zy'fen being Thread-eaten, and then chopped up - even though the

Almira had been thrilled to be able to go to the Gather. Even working in the package storing tent had been exciting, with trying to guess what was in the packages people stored there. And she had deci

#Gather

Zy'fen was still mostly unresolved about his situation, but welcomed the visit anyway, for the sake of company, if nothing else. And he had a new respect for the work the healers did. Yes, his leg was

Zy'fen's mouth was dry and felt sticky. His eyes opened a bit more as someone approached his cot, and he made a face over the taste on his tongue. His vision was a bit blurry, but he recognized the pe

Nerenth watched carefully while the boy wiped the streak away. {{Yes, that is good. This wing is much better.}} He folded said wing, then extended the other one. {{It would be appreciated if you could

The gentle motion of the cloth over his wing was wonderful, and Nerenth hummed in appreciation. When Myatka spoke again, Nerenth turned his head to give his wing a close inspection. {{Much better. Mak

It was nice to hear someone call her work important. Unfortunately, some people just used the creche as a place to dump their children so they wouldn't have to be parents. Almira didn't like that sort

Valder nodded and grinned. He was always up for talking about the work that had become his calling in life. But he was also noticing just how good Insera looked in her finery, and wished he had fancie

Almira wasn't sure what to say to that, but she nodded. M'lex really seemed to love his daughter, and that was admirable in anyone, especially a bronzerider. When he fell silent, she stepped away. "Pl

Zy'fen had a slight frown concentration on his face as he held Tianmar carefully, rocking him from side to side as instructed by th creche worker who had brought the baby to him for a visit. He felt o

Penryn admittedly didn't know much about whers. He knew they were related to flits and dragons, and that they didn't like light much, but that was pretty much the extent of his knowledge. "Are they ha

"Oh, Sig is sterile. Callamere greens are. I'll have to talk to Master Insera about my ideas too, just probably not tonight. Tonight, we celebrate!" And Valder raised his glass of wine.