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The stallion was much kinder than Adele had expected him to be as she inquired about his name. 'Precious peace,' she repeated to herself. Dragomir certainly did seem to live up to his name, a calming, friendly, amusing aura radiated from the stranger. She had just met him, but hoped they could be friends. At least friends. Friendship was a delicacy to the mare, her appearance drove many away and the rest were startled into hostility.
"Elegant, meaningful, I like it," Adele smiled, her own name coming to ponder within her mind. Did it have a deeper meaning, or was it just another pretty string of letters? That was a question only the being who named her could answer. Her mother, probably. She did not share a mother with Tyradon, only a father. Their father was long gone, her only hope being her mother at this point. It wasn't as if Aera was around either.
Adele stifled a laugh as the bay inquired about Vera. The dragon's lips curled up in a reptilian smile, amused by the stranger's lack of knowledge about her species. Dragomir showed the same amusement, and answered the bay, Marco, before Adele had the chance to explain it herself.
Vera sat up straighter upon her bonded, holding her head up high. She enjoyed being the center of attention, and here, the conversation was all about her. The little dragon trilled hearing the compliments of her species from the stallion, turning her head to the side to show them exactly what she was capable of. Her jaws opened, tendrils of fire leapt from her pale bodice as she exhaled, wings opening slightly. The fire wouldn't harm anyone for it was aimed directly at the the ceiling. there wasn't even that much of it, it was just a display of her talents.
Adele giggled at Vera, pulling her head up and causing the dragon to slip down her nape and through her own flaming tendrils. The reptile wasn't bothered, landing gracefully upon the mare's reddened back to strut around the mare in all her glory.
"Only those with equine blood can bond to dragons, which is unfortunate for those lacking a heritage such as ours. They make great companions! I've never met a dragon who wasn't fiercely loyal, and delightful company," Adele spoke cheerily with a flick of her multicolored tail, addressing both stallions. She loved Vera, even as rambunctious and hotheaded as the little reptile was, she was amazing to be around.
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@[Marco]
i'm so sorry this took forever ;-;
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