Team D

[Spirithawk]

Team D
Leader: Wolf

Assignment: Nareka Hold, Lokan Hold

Members:

R'xis
P'rin
Sorcha

[Spirithawk]

P'rin looked around, trying to find his team mates. R'xis wasn't far. He had come to see Wolf and Akki and they were in the same general area.

This should be interesting, Wolf's brother saw that little exchange between me and her. He told Kilzanth. The bronze was on his ledge, ready to launch off to meet his rider. P'rin had put his older riding straps on, so that it didn't matter if they got dirty, as he knew they would. The bronzerider was already in his riding gear and just had to put his helmet on. The helmet was hooked onto his dragon's riding straps.

He caught sight of the Moonstreak rider and gestured for R'xis to follow him to her. "I guess we'd better head out to Nareka Hold. Does everyone know where we're going?" He made sure Kilzanth had a mental picture of the Hold in his mind in case the female brown or the Moonstreak needed coordinates.

Kilzanth landed neatly nearby and then made his way closer to his rider, looking somewhat ungainly trying to walk on the ground. P'rin hauled himself onto the dragon's back and settled himself into his straps, putting his helmet on and buckling it. "Ready when you are."

[Spirithawk]

OOC: Bump

[Wolf]

R’xis really hated to see Akki go, groaning miserably. “Bye baby,” he called out after her, the pet name returning some of the shine to his eyes. He caught P’rin’s gesture, thankfully; approaching the Bronzerider. “I know where we’re headed,” he nodded. He wasn’t sure how much he trusted his fellow Weyrling, though he was basing this off of what he’d seen of his interaction with Wolf. He decided not to get into it here; he’d have to stay professional until they reached their destination. He signalled to Ersith, who snorted, coming on down from the heights. I’m not a canine; you can talk to me you know.

R’xis hissed: “What a pain.” He frowned in apology to P’rin before running on over to Ersith. He mounted the dragon easily, having had much practice. He secured the riding straps, always remembering to be safe. After his helmet was on R’xis snuck a glance at P’rin and Kilzanth. Ersith, seeming ready to head out herself, decided that’s all that mattered. So, startling R’xis, she launched into the air. The brown pumped her wings powerfully, going higher and higher, until she finally blinked /between/ to the clear coordinates in her mind. R’xis closed his eyes tightly, keeping in mind the “it takes as long as it takes to cough three times” information. When they finally burst from /between,/ Ersith spiralled on down to a suitable landing spot.
Ersith, you’re supposed to be a brown, which means having a slightly considerate attitude. And I say slightly because I know you’d never be able to manage more than that. He held on tightly.
I was ready. Therefore I was being considerate of myself.
Smart alec, the teenage boy muttered.

[Spirithawk]

P'rin gave a small smirk at R'xis's comment. "They can all be pains at times." He said nonchalantly. He was a little surprised when Ersith launched and vanished between without waiting for their other team member.

And you call me rude. Kilzanth snorted, much like Ersith had, but for a different reason.

Well, there's no reason for us to follow his bad behavior. We can wait for Sorcha and Lirlith.

It will look bad on her for leaving without Lirlith. P'rin started to ask if his dragon meant him but was distracted by the sight of the WLM pinning a boy into the mud nearby.

Oh, looks like that w'ling is in for it.

Indeed. He was hitting on the WLM and trying to get out of work. She was not amused.

I guess not.

P'rin settled himself more firmly into his riding straps and looked around for the silvery purple hide of the moonstreak. He hoped she arrived soon because they had a lot of work to do.

P'rin was waiting only a few minutes when he received a message from Kaith via Kilzanth.

My rider has realized that she needs Sorcha and Lirlith with her. She will be sending a new greenrider to help your team. Please wait for him.

As you wish my Queen. I will give the message to my rider.