@
Meias @
theelfdruid @
kaida51 @
sucrechat @
MintyDragon @
GoldenHeart343 @
FlameHeart
(( Here is it guys, the official pinglist so far! Please use it as some of us, including myself, are not subscribed to the thread~ If you are, and wouldn't like double alerts please tell me so and i get you off from the list.
Also, remember that this is supposed to be a chill roleplay, which means that I ask for your patiente before posting, not everyone can post an answer per day ^^
Oh yeah, please keep on maximum two characters :0))
He took of his clothes carefully to not shred a single piece of fabric. And actually proud of his work, seeing as he was an expert to do exactly that, he whistled happily, taking away the last piece of leather that wrapped his tail. Once done with the wet appendages that covered his body, he threw another glance at the coatl before him, and seeing that her head was to the side, the wildclaw tilted his own in confusion. However, just as he managed to understand the reason of her apparent discomfort, his attention changed immediately as she congratulated his previous attempt of thankfulness. The young wildclaw smiled as bright as the dragon in front of him in response, but as he opened his mouth to talk, his ears caught the sound of muddy steps outside the cave.
He stretched his neck and sniffed the air in search of what could be, but sooner than he expected, the singular smell of a dragon soon mixed on many others. On a matter of reflex, he reached for the wooden rod by his side, but once he saw who was coming, his expression softened. Comming to their direction was a small and young nocturne, that had stopped to aid a smaller and much younger tundra. Soon a skydancer appeared, accompanied by a rosetail and some odd candles. Hearing his plead and taking in account the two younglings that approached, the wildclaw rose to his feet. "Yes, as she said, please come in!"
On his heels, the bipedal dragon started to organise his own things, picking them up between his small arms and piling them further away, to give space (near the fire) to the newcomers. The wet cloth was heavier than he first thought, but after somewhat clumsily putting them near the cave
walls, he walked back, sitting - this time more formally- on his previous seat. He waited for them to appear closer, and judging by the coatl in front of him's reaction, he wondered if she knew who they were.
As he looked at her, the wildclaw discovered that she was thinking the same thing. "No, I don't." He whispered back, frowning for a moment before continuing. "I hope they are not trouble."
Just as he answered the coatl's question, more dragons came in. A wildclaw and a little bogsneak came first, on which he also welcomed in, but then... An Imperial arrived. And not very polite, the wildclaw noticed. Frowning at the newcomer, he didn't say a word to the male, instead, choosing to give nothing else than a roll of eyes and a low huff. Another bogsneak appeared, and he motioned with his talons that she could enter as well.
A lot of unfamiliar dragons at once, the heavy rain that washed the forest outside, the mud on his feathers, the low fire and now the loud and
trebble sound of a hatchling wining... His head was already aching before, but all of that was getting his throbs worse, it was hard to keep a large smile to everyone even to a sociable dragon like himself. The wildclaw shifted, sitting beside the only dragon that he knew at least a little about, waiting for the others to settle.
Though, he didn't miss the Tundra's worry. "Nah, it's fine kiddo." He scratched the back of his head, before continuing, glancing at the violet coatl beside him then at the dragons around. "Which reminds me that I haven't properly introduced myself! I'm Salleh, magician and a desert lover that ended on the middle of a wet and dense florest~ " He talked with a smile and a jokingly tone. "It's a pleasure to meet you all."