It was time for another walk. The gardens were in full bloom, but she had business that she needed to see to.
Soon the dragoness had slid onto the pathway that led from the lair to the marketplace. Now she just had to find..
Well it wouldn't be hard. The building held the name in big bold letters.
Rhy'din Welcome Center
Slipping inside, momma would wait patiently of course, until a voice sounded from one of the floors above.
"Welcome, welcome, what can I help you with?"
Already the woman was descending a polished set of stairs to properly greet the dragon.
I am here to speak with the owner. About another way to help out those new to this land.
"Do you have an appointment?" The woman peered down at a clipboard to eye the names, trying possibly to discern any dragonish names listed.
I'm afraid I do not. A wave of her hand as if dismissing the clipboard, the woman had set it down upon one of the nearby counters.
Holding out her hand, there was a wide smile to the creature before her. "name is Sarai, and you?"
I am Icer, the dragon eyed the hand a moment, before lifting her own foreleg, her paw placed around the woman's hand, though ever careful not to catch any skin with long curved talons.
"Pleasure" the woman shook the paw, before letting go, then settled casually in a chair, nodding for her guest to ease down on the floor.
"You have business to speak to me about?"
There was a blink then, are you the owner" Sarai smiled and gave a nod.
Well...I could offer to take a few on tours...Momma went right onto her business.
"Aerial tours".." Sarai considered this a moment as she seemed to be looking the dragon over.
Of course, if it might help. Finally the woman nodded her consent.
When you wish to start, send word to my lair. the dragoness smiled, though as always, she would not show her fangs.
"What payment do you require for such services?" The woman eyed her again.
I ask for nothing, though if there must be, have a place to donate to High Spires. The lair helped itself, and she held little need for such material things.
This of course surprised Sarai."You are sure you need nothing?"
I am sure. Another smile, and a dip of her neck to the woman, before turning to slip out the door.
Soon the dragoness had slid onto the pathway that led from the lair to the marketplace. Now she just had to find..
Well it wouldn't be hard. The building held the name in big bold letters.
Rhy'din Welcome Center
Slipping inside, momma would wait patiently of course, until a voice sounded from one of the floors above.
"Welcome, welcome, what can I help you with?"
Already the woman was descending a polished set of stairs to properly greet the dragon.
I am here to speak with the owner. About another way to help out those new to this land.
"Do you have an appointment?" The woman peered down at a clipboard to eye the names, trying possibly to discern any dragonish names listed.
I'm afraid I do not. A wave of her hand as if dismissing the clipboard, the woman had set it down upon one of the nearby counters.
Holding out her hand, there was a wide smile to the creature before her. "name is Sarai, and you?"
I am Icer, the dragon eyed the hand a moment, before lifting her own foreleg, her paw placed around the woman's hand, though ever careful not to catch any skin with long curved talons.
"Pleasure" the woman shook the paw, before letting go, then settled casually in a chair, nodding for her guest to ease down on the floor.
"You have business to speak to me about?"
There was a blink then, are you the owner" Sarai smiled and gave a nod.
Well...I could offer to take a few on tours...Momma went right onto her business.
"Aerial tours".." Sarai considered this a moment as she seemed to be looking the dragon over.
Of course, if it might help. Finally the woman nodded her consent.
When you wish to start, send word to my lair. the dragoness smiled, though as always, she would not show her fangs.
"What payment do you require for such services?" The woman eyed her again.
I ask for nothing, though if there must be, have a place to donate to High Spires. The lair helped itself, and she held little need for such material things.
This of course surprised Sarai."You are sure you need nothing?"
I am sure. Another smile, and a dip of her neck to the woman, before turning to slip out the door.