I don't believe that I'm getting the hatchling today.
I have one spot in my lair for the hatchling, so can you hold on until I expand? Thanks so much for holding her and "donating" :3))
I have one spot in my lair for the hatchling, so can you hold on until I expand? Thanks so much for holding her and "donating" :3))
Tiaka, Delta, Samira and Platinum stared proudly at what they had accomplished. The building was certainly not a masterpeice, smelling of fresh wood and flowers. But it was still something to smile at. Light trickled through windows of the tiny house, decorative vines everywhere. They had finally built it, and Samira flipped the open sign. The orphanage/bed and breatfast was ready.
Plat and Delta raced inside. "I bet I can run fast fast fast!" Delta squawked. The challenge was accepted and Plat dashed forwards, his tiny legs tripping over everything. Delta fwooshed by him, a electric shock wave. Inside, bedrooms were everywhere and a small kitchen, entertainment room and a small library corner was almost hidden. Giggling, the hatchlings zoomed towards there bedrooms, across from eachother. Plat had to pause and yell for help when he accidentally got stuck between a broom and a tight corner. Tiaka gently moved the broom and he raced towards Delta. She was already in her room, holding a ball. SHe threw it to Plat and they started bouncing it back and forth, challenging eachother to throw in all sorts of odd positions. Delta accidentally popped a few of her bones. "Ow! Pop!" Plat, fascinated,
tried popping his own bones. They kept at it, giggling at the noises, until Samira caught them. "Hey! Don't keep doing that, you'll get cramps!" looking disappointed the hatchlings gloomily went outside. Once out there, Delta spotted a butterfly,
and they chased it for hours, while Tiaka curled up and read a book and Samira watched them. The moon sparkled and the stars twinkled, and they all gathered around while Tiaka gathered her courage to tell stories she had heard from her parents.
"Once, there was three brothers. The youngest was looked down upon by his elders.
While they bragged and flirted, he studied in his room and learnt about the world.
The ruler of the clan, witch was a marchy, declaired one day that whoever guess his riddle would get his daughter to wed. The three skydancer brothers headed out,
the eldest trying to loose there brother on the pathway.
First, the eldest one, called Saer, was asked by the ruler,
"How far away is the other side of the earth?"
Now, you must relize this is long ago. Saer had no idea. "A hundred and one imperials stretched across?" he was sent away.
Then was the next, called Sicle. He was asked the same question. "Infinity!" he shouted confidently. The ruler was unsatisfied with his answer.
Then, the youngest, Seru. This times he answered, "It must be as great as distance as the sun travels, of course!" the ruler smiled and Seru was wed to his daughter."
The hatchling clapped and Samira hummed, patting Tiaka on the back while she drank some water thirstfully.
The hatchlings were sent to bed, followed by Samira and Tiaka, and the only one awake, it seemed, was the ones occupying the night sky still.
Plat and Delta raced inside. "I bet I can run fast fast fast!" Delta squawked. The challenge was accepted and Plat dashed forwards, his tiny legs tripping over everything. Delta fwooshed by him, a electric shock wave. Inside, bedrooms were everywhere and a small kitchen, entertainment room and a small library corner was almost hidden. Giggling, the hatchlings zoomed towards there bedrooms, across from eachother. Plat had to pause and yell for help when he accidentally got stuck between a broom and a tight corner. Tiaka gently moved the broom and he raced towards Delta. She was already in her room, holding a ball. SHe threw it to Plat and they started bouncing it back and forth, challenging eachother to throw in all sorts of odd positions. Delta accidentally popped a few of her bones. "Ow! Pop!" Plat, fascinated,
tried popping his own bones. They kept at it, giggling at the noises, until Samira caught them. "Hey! Don't keep doing that, you'll get cramps!" looking disappointed the hatchlings gloomily went outside. Once out there, Delta spotted a butterfly,
and they chased it for hours, while Tiaka curled up and read a book and Samira watched them. The moon sparkled and the stars twinkled, and they all gathered around while Tiaka gathered her courage to tell stories she had heard from her parents.
"Once, there was three brothers. The youngest was looked down upon by his elders.
While they bragged and flirted, he studied in his room and learnt about the world.
The ruler of the clan, witch was a marchy, declaired one day that whoever guess his riddle would get his daughter to wed. The three skydancer brothers headed out,
the eldest trying to loose there brother on the pathway.
First, the eldest one, called Saer, was asked by the ruler,
"How far away is the other side of the earth?"
Now, you must relize this is long ago. Saer had no idea. "A hundred and one imperials stretched across?" he was sent away.
Then was the next, called Sicle. He was asked the same question. "Infinity!" he shouted confidently. The ruler was unsatisfied with his answer.
Then, the youngest, Seru. This times he answered, "It must be as great as distance as the sun travels, of course!" the ruler smiled and Seru was wed to his daughter."
The hatchling clapped and Samira hummed, patting Tiaka on the back while she drank some water thirstfully.
The hatchlings were sent to bed, followed by Samira and Tiaka, and the only one awake, it seemed, was the ones occupying the night sky still.
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