Raffles & Giveaways

Hi everyone, @saltmeen I'd really love to have Otora in my lair. She has so nice colours and she could help me with the Coliseum once I go through the guides and learn the basics. Thank you all for supporting the newbies like me, I have absolutely no experience with this website, but after a couple hours of reading and surfing around I think I got the hang of it. So so much to do here! [center][url=https://www1.flightrising.com/dragon/84572165][img]https://www1.flightrising.com/rendern/350/845722/84572165_350.png[/img][/url][/center] And here is my lore of course: It happened right after Solassis hid underwater to arrange some rocks for the future nest. Drifthne waited patiently near a heap of seaweed, looking far far above the wavy sea: she glanced at the icy mountains for however reason and her quiet and slow breathtaking started to accelerate a bit. Maybe not that much for a foreinger to notice it, but Drifthe tought that with her new mate's supervision they surely won't meet anybody here, so why worry about it anyway. Especially in this period of the day nearly at midnight, with the stars shining and the wind gently blowing around her. The breeze then suddenly became more like a hurricane and something fast came by, scattered the seaweeds and splashed the water into Drifthne's face in no time at all. It was indeed a dragon. And a foreigner too. Drifthne stood calm and slowly approached the new visitor, who settled down on top of a rock and looked exactly at her with some strange determination. It was not a call for fight. It was a desire to help and support. - Welcome - said Drifthne with a slight smile and she stood still, waiting for the other female to react somehow and to continue the discussion. - Nice to meet you. I am Otora - she replied - Are you alone? Drifthne became flushed a little, because she was not at all alone since Solassis came by, but for the other hand, this stranger might got something right about her. Something that even her mate didn't notice before. She did not answer and this was uncertainly a perfect answer for Otora. She nodded and smiled back at her: - I am alone too. Let's become friends, okay?