Settling in (open)

[Velcro]

Romethia was sitting in the autumn sunshine, on her knees next to Knighth. The odd pink boy was growing quickly. He's grown several inches since his hatching, and now Romethia had finally settled into a regular routine with him. First thing was feeding Knighth still, which didn't seem like it was going to change anytime soon. Next, Romethia bathed her dragon. Now, she was oiling him. She gently rubbed oil all over Knighth, who was gently crooning. He did like the attention so, it made all the pretty greens admire him so much more.

Romethia devotedly rubbed the oil into his hide, in small circles, making sure to oil every inch of him. Knighth drowsily looked at his, where she was rubbing his left flank. Mine, what are we going to do after this? Can we just do this all afternoon? It feels so nice not to be itchy![/color] Ro smiled at her dragon, giggling at him. "Kni, you now we've got lessons of some sort with L'vey. And we can't miss those! How else would I learn to care for you?"

Knighth cocked his head to the side, a look of draconic thought on his young face. Mine, I can tell you all you need to know. After all, I tell you when I itch, and you fix it. Easy as that, right?[/color] Ro laughed out loud at that, earning a glance from her guard. "Knighth, no. If it weren't for L'vey, I wouldn't even know how to make your itches stop. So we're going to class, and that's final." She told him with a smile, not bossing him, but being firm. It was somewhat hard to do, because Knighth was usually the one being firm with her. Ro was working on his front left leg now, and Knighth felt no need to respond yet. It was just so nice....

[nemix]

A freshly oiled and rather shiny Roseth had once again wasted no time sitting still. After bathing, there'd been oiling yes, but then the Green had set off on something of a mission. It had mystified Tiael, but she'd cleared up the rest of her supplies and allowed the Green to wander. They were only around the barracks afterall, and Kyben, her Guard, was nearby. The man was silent as usual, watching Tiael and Roseth quietly, but otherwise being unobtrusive. It was good, but also unsettling. Still, he'd cracked a smile the other day and Tiael had been pleased. Before, she'd feared he was made of wood or something he seemed so stern. Threatening to simply call him 'bob' till he'd caved and given her his name, had loosened his façade for a while. Today, it was back though and making Tiael feel a little like a caged animal. She'd get used to it in time she supposed.

Mine! I've found them! Roseth suddenly declared, making Tiael start and almost drop the jar of oil she'd just secured a lid to. Confused, Tiael looked about. Who exactly have you found? and why exactly where you looking? Tiael asked her lifemate, finally spotting the Green who was fidgeting on her feet while waiting for Tiael to get.over.there.nowplease. Silly Timine, one of the ones you actually like to talk to. Even more confused, Tiael stood up and carried her jar with her.

"Ro!" Tiael exclaimed cheerfully, watching her massaging her dragon.... Knighth....and yes? Roseth supplied, looking up to her questioningly. "No I meant, well, this could get confusing. Roseth, this is Romethia, or Ro for short." Tiael said, gesturing to the woman sitting on the ground. "She helped me survive chores before the hatching." Tiael explained. I know, you already thought about that. Roseth supplied simply, making Tiael mentally kick herself. Stop that it gets loud in here. The Green scolded lightly.

Stopping herself from retorting, Tiael shook her head and smiled. "So how have you both been?" She enquired to Romethia, still a little unsure why Roseth had sought the pair out. The Green liked to talk to Tiael, liked to learn, but she didn't usually put herself out for others. People enjoy talking, you talk to many people, you feel it helps. You only actually enjoy talking to a few though, so here is a good opportunity. Roseth said, feeling proud of her assessment of the situation. Tiael wasn't going to argue, she didn't want to deflate Roseth's thoughtfulness, nor did she want to seem rude. Besides, the Green was right, Romethia had indeed been interesting to talk to.