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08-23-2014, 10:38 PM
The burnt-orange beast followed the Emissary, Evangeline, as they made their way to the location known as "World's Edge." He glanced at Tallis timidly, as every now and then, the tiny dragon amused himself with Far's obvious terror. Far tried his best not to meet the dragon's eyes any more, or see the sharp little teeth he made into a grin that Far found eerie. But alas, it was difficult not to see the shining of his brilliant teeth against the orange backdrop of his scales or his companion's back. Instead, he stared out into the wilderness surrounding them.
There was little yet but the trees, though he began to see things beyond. His fatigue made it difficult for him to show his interest, so he merely took it in, waiting patiently with every step.
Yet, though he was curious, he was still not sure whether this was a good idea. When he saw the glass wall, he felt an even greater tug of uncertainty. He dropped his muzzle low and tilted his head sideways to get a better look at the glass. It was... broken? He blinked, the amber rings around his pupils seemed to glow with puzzlement. Straightening, he eyed Evangeline quizzically, listening to her speak of the wall's fate. Unfortunately, the dragon was still grinning at him. Far shuddered, despite himself, and suddenly became very focused on stepping past the wall carefully.
When his hostess had stopped, he trotted to catch up with her, his white feet and blaze flashing in the light. He shook himself and his tail swept his hindquarters, again touching his bruised buttocks. He winced. At Evangeline's offer to answer his questions, he brightened.
"I do have some questions, if that's alright." He glanced at the wall and back at Evangeline. "I'm curious about the wall... how far does it go? And... what does it do? And who built it?" He paused, feeling silly for asking so much. Then, his ears fell. "Other dragons didn't do this, did they?" He looked hesitatingly at Tallis, and glanced away again, feeling embarrassed.
Kahlua Evangeline
There was little yet but the trees, though he began to see things beyond. His fatigue made it difficult for him to show his interest, so he merely took it in, waiting patiently with every step.
Yet, though he was curious, he was still not sure whether this was a good idea. When he saw the glass wall, he felt an even greater tug of uncertainty. He dropped his muzzle low and tilted his head sideways to get a better look at the glass. It was... broken? He blinked, the amber rings around his pupils seemed to glow with puzzlement. Straightening, he eyed Evangeline quizzically, listening to her speak of the wall's fate. Unfortunately, the dragon was still grinning at him. Far shuddered, despite himself, and suddenly became very focused on stepping past the wall carefully.
When his hostess had stopped, he trotted to catch up with her, his white feet and blaze flashing in the light. He shook himself and his tail swept his hindquarters, again touching his bruised buttocks. He winced. At Evangeline's offer to answer his questions, he brightened.
"I do have some questions, if that's alright." He glanced at the wall and back at Evangeline. "I'm curious about the wall... how far does it go? And... what does it do? And who built it?" He paused, feeling silly for asking so much. Then, his ears fell. "Other dragons didn't do this, did they?" He looked hesitatingly at Tallis, and glanced away again, feeling embarrassed.
Kahlua Evangeline
