Roleplay

Alkamin was excited and very happy, however an angry hiss got his attention. He turned toward the sound and saw a dark green dragon there. They had an aura of knowing, as if they had been here for a long time. He instinctively hissed lightly back before stopping himself. His grin faded to a smile and now he was completely distracted.

Zoja was met by an unexpected stinging blow to the head. It wasn’t a hit powerful enough to do any prominent damage, but it was enough for her to feel every detail of the other dragons’ hand against her skin. Every tiny, colorless jagged scale and honed nail became known as they threatened to dig deeper into her untainted pale skin. His hand guided her head sideways, the rest of her body unknowingly followed. She stumbled over her own legs now moving sideways from the other dragon in an attempt to catch herself. With slightly outstretched wings revealing the glossy lilac from inside, unable to catch herself she fell onto her side with a thud, gasping from the sudden pain as her wing and body hit the ground first before her head followed. The lush ground suddenly didn’t seem so soft.

Feeling the grass beneath her body was becoming a feeling way too familiar. Knowing she now had to make a worthy counter attack, she attempted to get back on her feet. Only this time it painfully disclosed the difficulty of that simple task. Watching her was pitiful as she pulled her chest up first, before hesitantly limping onto one back leg, and then the other, finally back on crouching feet. Taking a deep breath of the surrounding air into her lungs, she stood up straighter, and looked to the sky. Puffy white clouds hiding the blue sky to themselves climbed slowly. Lingering for a second longer, Zoja found the confidence to try again. She knew she could do better, and that's what she was going to do.

Charging forward once again, this time with a plan in mind, and a slight grin, she was sure she got him. Ignoring the pain in her wing that she’s now mostly forgotten, she was almost close enough to Alkamin to jump on him. Zoja was fine and determined until she heard a loud hiss sound from the side of her. The unexpected noise made her jump and threw her off guard. It belonged to a green dragon who was staring at them with narrowed jade eyes revealing an infuriated being. Knowing that continuing to spar with Alkamin was the wrong choice through the unknown dragon’s facial features, she quickly dug her front claws deep into the firm earth, and lowered her back-end in and attempt to halt before she slammed into Alkamin.

Saying that she did so was a lie, as now the only taste she knew was soft red fur in her mouth.

((Ida respond sooner but FR like didn't let me respond for two days. my chat thing disappeared rip))

Alkamin was then struck by Zoja unexpectedly. It wasn’t too hard of a blow and from the sound of scraping grass he knew she was probably trying to stop but simply couldn’t. His wings tried to flare instinctively from the unexpected blow and one was successful, the one opposite of where Zoja was. Where his other wing was stinging with a slight pain from the impact.

Since he was taken off guard he went flying to the ground with her right behind him. Although she landed on him while he landed in the grass. Thankfully he managed to maneuver his free wing to not get damaged from the landing. It felt uncomfortable but it was better than his wing getting crushed.

Looking up at the green dragon who was still watching them and glaring he smiled. Laughing a little, even if this older dragon was glaring, he was having some real fun here. He was taken by surprise and was now pinned to the ground with Zoja on him. He was really happy thought the tumble did make his side hurt a little, that was the fun with sparring off of training mats and such.

He was just happy to have been able to test out his fighting style a little. He was really good on the ground. Now he couldn’t wait to figure out how to move his wings with his want and will alone. He knew it would be the hardest thing since his normal body doesn’t have two more limbs attached to his back and ready for flight. He stared up at the green dragon with a smile. Even if he was on the ground he was listening.

Zoja looked at Alkamin who was now beneath her. Her first instinct was to scramble off him and apologize a thousand times, but instead she couldn't help but laugh at the stupidity of her actions. "I guess this means I won, huh?" She said beaming, knowing that was far from the truth.

Returning her attention back to the dragon who's hiss ensued this mess, she got off of Alkamin and gave him an apologetic glance, mouthing the words "sorry".

Alkamin got up easily once Zoja was off of him. Shaking out his fur of grass. Folding his wings back to his sides and sitting down where he had originally fallen. Laughing out his reply, “Hahaha you may have this time but just you wait. I’ll get you back for tackling me when I was distracted!” Non of his words were bitter, in fact they had a childish and cheery tone to them. He wasn’t mad at all.

Then he payed full attention to the other dragon. Who was still glaring at him. He kept his smile though he tried to calm himself enough to look like he was semi serious at least.

Aidan had been enthralled watching the two sparring dragons. He wondered how easily it would be to just...move so fluidly. It made him jumpy, energized. It made him just want to get up and move and test his body's limits. Still, he turned his attention back to the speaker as the duo cleaned themselves up.

He tucked his wings back towards the pose he had seen so often depicted in ink on paper, and he sat down, lowering his rear and curling his tail to the front. He continued to marvel at how easy it was to make his avatar do what he wanted. Underneath the scaled hide, he watched with marked interest as he watched muscles coil and ripple at he curled his tail, flicking the tuft of fur at the end. He looked up, tilting his head and perking his ears towards the veteran, eager to hear what she had to say to them about testing and moving forward.