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Scorch pushed himself to the back of the cave as the other two dragons entered it. He hoped they wouldn't be agressive, but didn't have much time to think, so he decided to reveal himself with a feeble, "Um, hi?"

[~ Lynxs ~(Inactive due to WoW)]

OOC ;; @cheetahgrace ~~ I thought your character was in the Air Island? 'Cause Shade and Amadayh are on the Lower Islands... And crap, I think I just broke my 'D' key. T.T

Shade looked around the cave, his head looked outside seeing as Amadayh took off, leaving him alone yet again. It was good while it lasted anyway. Going father into the cave, Shade snaked along the tunnels, remembering where each tunnel lead. It was very beautiful, a few stagnant pools of crystal clear water and perfect stalagmites. His long lick tail dragged behind him making a scrapping noise and his long black talons scrabbling on the rough stone.

OOC ;; Oh wait, it fixed itself. X3 

[» ¢ħeeтαħgяα¢e ؟!]

(( Ohhhhh... okay. Ignore my post. DX
Can somebody find my character then? ))

[➤ swifty]

OOC || I will.
But I forgot what her name was. ^_^

IC || Um...the large, female mystical dragon was flying slowly through the air. At every beat of her wing a loud noise [of the air] could be heard. A swooshing. [If that's a word. xD] Suddenly she felt a large, heavy raindrop fall on her head. She looked up, and realized that it had now started to rain. No, she had not thought about this. The clouds had just been lingering there for ages, she had decided that a quick fly would do no harm. But...the only problem was, it hadn't been a quick fly. The female dragon realized that she had spent lots of the day out in the clouds, and she wasn't very fond of flying above the clouds. That was just cold.

So, she decided that she would find a cave somewhere near the air dragons island. That had plenty of caves, considering it was mainly mountains and brooks. So, there would be the most ideal place to find shelter. She tilted her wings downwards, doing a shallow scoop in the air and then landing with a thud on the muddy ground. By now rain had began to pelt down, and she hurried to the nearest cave, not caring if someone had already entered it for shelter or not. [Forgot her name] wished she was a water dragon that moment.

[jadeғlecĸ (loves Cyn Wolf!)]

Flower gazed over the landscape of the forested island. Azure-striped wings spread wide, she soared gracefully over the deep green leaves. Sweeping down, she lighted down beneath a colossal baobab tree. Her claws, pure white daggers of bone, drew a picture; the yin and yang symbol, but with water and fire. Her eyes seemed to smile as she remembered her life's goal: To make fire in water.

[➤ swifty]

OOC || Life dragons are only black and white.

[jadeғlecĸ (loves Cyn Wolf!)]

OOC: Umm... they are?

[~ Lynxs ~(Inactive due to WoW)]

OOC ;; Your name is Amadayh. XD I'm surprised that I remembered it. '3'

Shade walked around the cave, exploring every bit, he could hear the heavy rain beat on the roof when he walked towards the mouth of the cave. It felt nice to be in the dark, and even better to be out of the rain really. He found a well rounded pool with a large pile of dry sand that seemed to leak through a crack in the ceiling very slowly over time. It was different, but Shade walked around it slowly a few times before settled down on the cool sand, feeling it take the grim off of his black scales.

[Wëndigo]

OOC: @Moonstar~Cloudclan and ♥∂єρяєѕѕιση♥; perhaps your light dragon could be black or white, but just paints her body to show her ambitions.

IC: A rumble of thunder shook Avani awake. "Merph," she murmured, still half asleep. "Master Anarus, can you close the entrance? My scrolls are going to get wet." My... Wait... My scrolls! The white Light dragon shot up in a panic, forgetting about the old oak root that hung over her nest. "Gwah!" Avani's forehead hit the root, rattling her teeth. She rubbed her head, grumbling at herself for her own stupidity. Now, what was I doing... My scrolls! Avani ran about in a panic, gathering up scrolls, books, and anything else that might be damaged by water. She threw them on her nest, hoping that the old Fenris skin was absorbent enough to protect them from the rivelets of water that cascaded from the entrance to her burrow. Thankfully, most of her stuff was packed away, for she had been preparing for a big move. I can't wait to leave this horrible den. Maybe I can find a nice cave next time, near a river that isn't so gunked up that slugs could not survive in it, she thought while moving an erectable wall made of weaved together shoots. Avani carefully placed it over the entrance to her hated burrow. It fit perfectly, not only blocking the small streams of rainwater but also leaving just enough room for the white dragoness to slide out at the top. Avani nodded in approval. She glanced out of her burrow, checking the newly falling rain. This is only going to get worse. My rain guage is not going to hold out in an all out storm. She sighed, knowing what she will have to do. Avani went to the back of her burrow, retrieving her small satchel that she carried everywhere. After empting its contents (oddly colored stones,) she placed a roll of twine in it. Avani smiled. Not many dragons use tools anymore. Thank the spirits that I do. She dug around in a pile of miscelaneous junk for a few minutes, then returned with a ball of tree sap wrapped in leaves. She threw that in the bag too. Avani slung her satchel around her neck, took a deep breath, then rocketed out of her den. Her feet splashed in the Diaga creek as she took off towards the rockier parts of the floating islands. Everything looked different in the storm. Fat raindrops pounded against her back and wings, steadily getting faster and harder. Avani was running with her wings tucked tightly against her body; she knew that a young dragon like her could never fly in a storm. She blinked some rainwater out of her eyes. Wait a minute. The white light dragon skidded to a halt, mud coating her feet and legs. Where am I? Nothing looked familiar to Avani. Impossible. How could I get lost? I have lived on the floating islands my entire life! She realized how stupid she was. Going out in a storm that could turn ugly at any moment and possibly cause her injury for data did not seem like such a bright idea now. The rain was falling faster now, and was starting to sting her skin through her soft scales. Panicing, she ran faster, looking for something, anything, that was familiar. The rain had seemed to morph her home into something else, something more sinister. Avani swung her head around, her blue eyes filled with panic. "Ahhh!" she shrieked as a bolt of lighting arched against the sky. Think, Avani, think! What would master Vhir do! Avani slowed down, taking a few calming breaths. Alright. You can just find your way back by using the stars- Avani looked up at the grey sky. She could almost beat her head against a rock. Idiot! Thistle-brain! Alright, just calm down. A light dragon is supposed to be wise and calm. Just wait out the storm. There is plenty of shelterd places here. Avani looked around for the tell tale sign of a cave or an overhanging rock formation.

[jadeғlecĸ (loves Cyn Wolf!)]

OOC: Sure
IC: Flower looked up. Silver droplets of ice-cold ran fell, washing away her paint. Squeezing her eyes shut, the life dragon padded into the forest, hoping to get into a more sheltered spot. Club-like tail swinging like a mace, she found a clearing, sheltered by a thick, leafy canopy. Flower started collecting berries from the surrounding bushes, then crushing them to make paint. Her brush, a thin little excuse for a leaf, made intricate stripes and patterns. Soon, her new paint job was done.

[Wëndigo]

Avani crouched low to the ground as a torrent of howling wind assailed her. She squinted her eyes against the driving rain, searching for any means of shelter. She spotted an old gnarled tree that was staying up in the wind. Avani couldn't tell what kind it was, but right now she could care less. Slowly scraping along in a sloppy crouch, she made her way to the tree. Avani pressed her back up against it and it blocked the worst of the wind and rain, allowing the young dragoness to collect her thoughts. She shivered, her scales drenched with ice cold water. Avani wasn't used to being out during storms at this altitude. She was usually safe in her den, reading from the comforting light of her reflective prism. Avani was filled with a sudden sensation of nostalgia. She looked around, searching once more for a better means of shelter. It didn't take her long to find a small outcropping of rock standing out in the rain. After a few deep breaths, Avani forced herself out into the rain once more, and then bolted for the rock. It was a little more sheltered than the tree, but not by much. She glance towards the forest, which seemed so far away at the moment. Gritting her teeth, Avani jumped out from behing the outcropping of rock, making a beeline for the forest.

[➤ swifty]

OOC || No it was Acacia. My other character.

IC || "Hello?" Acacia called. The young dragoness slowly walked forward, her eyes sweeping the cave. Stalgamite poked from the floor, and stalactite hung from the roof. It was damp and cold, but at least out of the piercing rain. She looked outside, to realize it had gotten much worse. Anyone out there would be dearly regretting leaving the warmth of the den at all. "Hello?" She called again, her eyes slowly adjusting to the dark.
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Amadahy was flying very low on the ground, her head arched to look at the ground so the back of her head could battle the deafening wind and rain that splattered over her. She looked at the higher islands, her thoughts suddenly becoming mixed. Surely if she flew high enough, she could go over the storm clouds into just white, fluffy ones. It was a risky idea, but better than trying to find her den which she had probably been blown away from.

She landed on the ground, narrowing her eyes into tiny slits to see through the rain and wind. Suddenly she did a run up. And then leaped into empty air. If she didn't fly, she could possibly die that moment. But luckily, from lots of experiance of doing this even through rain, she began to flap her wings. She stared anxiously at the water. Surely right now the water would be safer than the storm? She flicked her tail, deciding against it. Unlike water dragons she did not the ability to hold her breath for a very long time, so she could possibly suffocate in the wild waters.

She flapped her wings harder, in a determined manner. Her head bowed against the winds, she began to slowly make her way up higher. The wind was grabbing her, attempting to make her wings go all over the place. It was tearing at her scales, at her outstretched wings. But she refused to let herself get pushed around by it. Pushing herself higher into the sky, she tucked her legs and tail aginst her body. That way she was more like an arrow; like something that can go faster and higher when everything else was concealed against her freezing body.

She was level with the floating islands by now. Her wings plummeling at her sides, taking in great breathed of air and pushing against it to go higher. But as she just got higher than the trees, she realized she could see someone. It was another dragon! she looked young, and, well actually kind of desperate. Luckily Amadahy knew the island from where she was, only because she was above it and could see what was below, somehow.

She flew down to the dragon [Avani] looked through narrowed slits and her. She was holding something close...she looked like she was trying to protect it from the rain. Suddenly something as small as an acorn, shaped in a perfect circle landed on her head. Ow! she thought, glancing accusingly at the sky. Suddenly more came raining down. She realized it was hail! What next? Lightening struck at a tree, sending its huge trunk crashing to the ground with a groan, its boughs splayed out by its sides. "We have to take cover!" Amadahy yelled over the wind. 

[~ Lynxs ~(Inactive due to WoW)]

Shade's head lifted. It was a weird sound, like a Hello... but long and drawn out, like an echo? It sounded again. His head lifted from the soft sand, feeling it trickle off his scales made him itch. The black air Dragon stood up, shaking his scales, uncoiled his tail and stretched his sore limbs. His wings could not fit in the small cavern, or most of the passage ways, but he kept them closed, not like he was going outside and take off.

Padding out of the chamber, Shade took a few other passages which lead towards the entrance. He could hear the water splatting on the mouth of the long cave and there stood a gray purple'ish Dragon. He did not know the breed of her, but she looked wet, and not happy about it. As he stood in the shadows, just out of the reach of the gray light, a pair of bright gold eyes glowed in the dark. Shade finally snaked out into the light, his dark scales glinting in the dull sun. He yawned once, flashing his silver fangs before sitting down, feeling water trickle over his paws.

"  Yes, hello...? "

Shade said quietly, his thick tail wrapped around his paws loosely, looking at her with narrowed eyes.

[jadeғlecĸ (loves Cyn Wolf!)]

Flower lifted her head. Eyes narrowed into amber slits, she stood. "Who's there?" she called into the woods. No answer. "I said, 'Who's there?'" she snarled, claws glinting in the dim light like marble knives. She walked out of the clearing, feeling her paint wash off of her white scales. Kicking up bushes and pine needles, she arrived at the edge of the island. "Nobody..." she whispered softly before taking to the sky. She needed answers. And she wanted them now.

[➤ swifty]

OOC || She was actually in Schorch's cave...but eh. Maybe Acacia can meet him later.

IC || "Hello." Acacia said without hesitation. She lifted her head, showing she wans't helpless in case this dragon decided to attack and then said, "Can I stay here?" She stepped inside the cave, showing that she wasn't going to take no for an answer. Then shook as much water off herself as she could. "If you haven't noticed, it's raining outside." Her long tail snaked behind her, and she flicked her ear, looking challenging at the dragon. She seemed to dimly recognise him...then she remembered, he was the dragon from previously that morning flying in the sky! The one she had thought might be an air dragon...he couldn't be a shadow dragon because he had wings, but he could be a life dragon...which was one reason she was acting hostile towards him. If he was a life dragon, and his scales were black, that meant he wasn't one of the good life dragons.