Brindlefur's Clan

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Even though you were created to be a child of Ice, you will proudly live your life as a child of Water. I have given you life, nurtured you until you were old enough to leave, given you a name and a purpose. Go now, young one. Your mate awaits you . . .

Wavedancer blinked as she opened her rich blue eyes. She looked around the darkened sea before craning her neck up toward the faint light above. Kicking in her powerful hind legs she tucked her wings close to her furry body as she paddled her way up, closer and closer to the light.

Breaking the surface she gasped for air. How had she managed to breathe for so long under water? Then again, where was she?

Looking around she swam closer to shore, hauling her soaking body onto the sandy beach, giving a huge shake, water splashing everywhere.

"Watch what you're doing, tundra."

At the voice, Wavedancer froze. There was another dragon there.

"Yes, you," the voice said, low, deadly sounding, "the one as blue as the water and looking like a drowned bumble."

She watched as a sleek shape emerged from the foliage near her, tongue flicking out as the mirror's eyes blinked. He kept his head low to the ground, wings slightly spread, looking more than ready to attack.

"What? Tidelord gave you no tongue?" the mirror asked.

"I have a tongue," Wavedancer said, slightly annoyed by this posturing, "I just have nothing to say about it."

The mirror snorted at that, circling around her toward the water's edge. He said nothing, equally rich blue eyes shifting to the water. "I've been waiting here for a long time," he finally said, "waiting, watching . . . "

Wavedancer blinked at that before she tilted her head to the side. "You?" she asked almost incredulously, fur poofing out some, "you can't be the one! You're nothing but an uncivilized brute."

"I've heard other children of the Tidelord as they have come around, some having just been released, others coming back to pay homage to the god who created them," the mirror said, "words, some meaningless, others full of information. I know some of this world from what they have talked about."

Nodding, Wavedancer lifted a foreleg, shaking some wet sand from her fur. "And what will you do with this information?" she asked, gazing at him out of the corner of her eye, leg still held off the sand.

"Use it," the mirror said as he shifted quickly, seeming ready to attack.

Wavedancer instinctively drew in a deep breath, feeling the magical energy swirling inside of her, more than ready to be used.

"Not to attack you but to help you," the mirror said, though it was quite obvious by the tenseness of his muscles and the rippling of his wings he was no doubt ready to retaliate against her, "after all, why attack the one the Tidelord sent as my mate?"

Wavedancer swallowed a bit harder than she had meant to at that. How could she live with someone as rough as this mirror was?

"My name is Skywing," he said, "the Tidelord said I would find my mate as a reflection of my home, and that, my tundra, is you."

Nodding, Wavedancer breathed a sigh of relief, a bit of magic escaping in a faint cloud before her. "So . . . we need to find a place to start our lair. That is what we are here to do, right?"

Skywing nodded. "Follow me," he said, "I have a place in mind. It will need a lot of work . . . but I'm sure even a tundra will be fit enough for the job."

Wavedancer scowled at that but held her tongue, following the magenta mirror into the water, finding his choice of cave to be adequate to their current needs.

With that out of the way, they mated, a full nest of eggs their reward.

Once rested, Skywing went about making sure their new lair was secure, bringing back plants for Wavedancer as well as meat for himself. Once their clutch had hatched they both set about teaching their children how to hunt, how to fight, how to defend the lair. As well as how to show compassion for those in need and to allow anyone who needed aid to stay at the lair as long as they needed to. No questions asked.

Little did two of their offspring realize that, one day, that knowledge would come to benefit them as they found themselves in charge of the lair, soon named after their mother.

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Welcome to the Wavedancer Clan. Wavedancer, Skywing, Permafrost and Shyrza will be more than glad to help anyone with any need that might arise. Feel free to enjoy the hospitality of the lair, started by an unlikely pair and handed over to two of their children who had not gone to serve the Tidelord, destined to become co rulers of the lair. This lair is both a rescue and exalt lair. While I do participate in Water Dom/Pushes and, sometimes, in other flight's Dom battles, I do not exalt dragons that are old or rare. I will buy fodder in the AH for Dom/Pushes, but never one with any value. I also take in old and unwanted dragons (when I have the space) to help keep them from being exalted. If I find that I do not want to keep them, I will level, stat and stone them and then resell them to someone who can give them a permanent home.

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LVP 2016-02-12 WVF 2016-11-06

AVF 2016-03-12

IVN 2016-03-13

WVI 2017-07-09

IF Pumpkin Push 2017-10-22

WaveSat 2018-04-15

IF Profit Push 2018-06-03

WindOOF 2019-03-20 and 3-23

WaveSat 2019-04-17

(No Image) Dom Help 2019-06-11

Dom Help 2019-07-19

WaveSat 4-23-20

Soft Profit 3-29-21

Wavesat 2021-4-21

Soft Push 2021-9-14

WvE 8/7/21

PaWitNY 2021

Wavesat 4/16 - 4/22

Jean Push 6/4 - 6/10

WvI3 10/8-10/14

Arcane Support 11/26 - 12/2

WitNY 12/24 - 12/30

Wavesat

Gull Push 5/12-5/18

Improv Push 6/9-6/22

Octopush 7/20-7/27

Team Push (CP) 8/25-8/31

IF Pumpkin Push 10/6-10/12