The kitchen had seemed like a lovely place to make a nest; warm and full of food smells. The little green firelizard had settled comfortably in there, in a drawer someone had conveniently left open. S

"Again?" Cremsden's eyebrows twitched upwards a moment but he nodded. "Come on back then, I'll take a look. He won't thank me if I keep you too long queuing." Virus-free. www.avg.com

"Bitey. Master Kregg named him." And it had stuck. The blue firelizard climbed up to Cremsden's shoulder and then turned, still chattering, to eye Eldvyr as though weighing him up. "And sharding right

Of course, dragons didn't necessarily *have* to go in the water. They could choose to forgo a bath for a few days. Or, as Ardeth had only an hour or so ago, they could fly that bit further and bathe i

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Some dragons had more to worry about than others. Araseth had sniffed at it, and then decided that as it didn't smell it was unlikely to do his (deep, dark, navy) hide any harm. He had been comfortabl

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It wasn't the green putting Kel off so much as it was the water itself. It took only one near-drowning incident to install a healthy respect for water that could reach over the top of your head and wi

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Kel looked speculative, then hopeful. "Could one of you run up like it's urgent and tell him?" he suggested. "He'll know I couldn't have seen it happen."

They weren't lazing where the sun fell on the rocks, nor were they amongst those diving for fish. It took good eyesight to finally spot the green squeezing into what looked to be a hole -- a tunnel of

"Should be easy enough to find someone," Cremsden said. "Never worry about asking." That was gentle, but firm. "Perhaps in a Hold where there are less of us around it might be an issue but around here

"The father." Much as Cremsden might appreciate the help reassuring the kid there were other jobs that needed doing. He nodded towards the door to remind Ishkana. "Go talk to him, good girl."

The problem with being a Healer apprentice is that when you were actually injured people still assumed you were there to do your job. Dekel might be DragonHealer rather than Healer but he was still fa

"Oh, they can," Cremsden agreed. "And from what I understand he swears at them sharding well when he's in the mood to." He clicked his tongue at the annoyed little blue and offered him his uninjured h

Cremsden shook his head. "That's what you get for sharing your weyr with a wild one," he admitted a little grudgingly, not feeling truly in the mood to offer Bitey excuses at that moment. "Better than

The Arolos Lake was a huge thing, easily big enough that what happened at one end might not be observable at the other. But water was water and made to mix and mingle no matter whether people understo

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Lerian was feeling better, his bruises were finally beginning to heal up, and he could move without wincing. While he was doing his normal job, and making some bread, he also worked on a side project.

"Found him after a bad Fall. Whole thing was so damaged it just came off. He came up and fighting though, so I didn't have the heart to finish it and he'd have died out in the wild." Cremsden eyed the

"Food, fine, the bed, *fine*, but those cost too much sharding money for you to feck around with.." Cremsden snarled at the blue firelizard, and Bitey opened his mouth just enough to shriek back in mu

"It's fine, it's fine, I poke something that hurts I expect--" Cremsden's voice was a reassuring murmur until he finally glanced up and caught sight of the scissors. For a moment he stopped, hands sti