The dragonking huffed, bemused more than anything, but unwilling to relax as much as his bonded, too bound to the duty of protecting her to ever truly let his guard down. She watches, he commented idly, curling his limbs beneath him and sitting, much like a cat would with their paws folded away beneath them, upon the soft grass. She comes, he added not long after, before yawning a very long, exaggerated yawn to show his utter boredom of the situation.
Amaris turned her tiara to view the mare, though she did not lift it from the grasses, merely twisted it along the loam so that her nose was still pointed to the skies and her eyes had to blink back the taller strands of grass that tried to block out her sight. "Oh!" she said, her tone surprised, though she did little else to show the supposed shock.
"Please, don't hurt us," pleading tones proffered, as her limbs and wings flailed uselessly a moment, before going quite limp again. "I'm much too comfortable to want to move right now," she added, as she nestled happily into the grass, seemingly oblivious to the oddness of her words and actions, and somehow maintaining dignity throughout the curious charade she performed. Pathetic, came the dry words of Dramyrth, though they were coloured by amusement, as he sat, silently watching, unmoving, inevitably curious about what might unfold.
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