Making a change. (Dragon Role-play. Female needed)

"I know what losing someone is like, I don't need you to tell me what it feels like. I know my emotions well." She responded roughly, shaking out her partially feathered coat as he kept pestering her and telling her how she should feel. She knew well what she should be feeling, and it wasn't pleasant.


"I was told to never lie, and yet we all still do."

He narrowed his eyes. He then stood, with a soft sigh. "Its clear you do not want help. When it's clear you need it." He said. "Right now I am the only one to get that Patrol that..." He looked to the Sky. "Should be lifting off right now." He finished. "I am the only one that can revert their course." He said, narrowing his eyes. "And believe me." He said. "Once they find you, they will kill you." He started. "And then take the intrusion to your Clan, that will almost certainly start a large fight. Right now I do not want this bit of peace, broken." He said. "So, what will it be?" He asked.

"I made it clear I'm not returning to my Clan," Hamako stated as she stretched out her wings, staring at the male. "Do what you wish to change my fate, I will be leaving both borders." Her decision seemed to be the best, if she stayed on the outskirts she'd be left alone. Surely her family wouldn't miss her, they'd just lay another clutch and call it a day.

"Stubborn..." He muttered under his breath. Couldn't she just take the lies. She could cause some serious damage if she brought the real truth out. But that would most likely cause a greater War. He gave a soft sigh. "Well, if you are leaving your Clan, then maybe I can show you a spot. Away from both the Clans." He said. He spreads his wings. "Keep up." He said. It wasn't even a "you can follow if you want." It was more like a "you better follow."

He then lifted off, just hovering in the air, waiting for the Female to follow.

"I'd appreciate it," Hamako responded as she spread her wings. Roughly flapping up as she clutched her limbs close to her chest, wings gently beating now and then to keep in the air. She didn't know why he was helping her, waiting for him to go.

As the Female took to the air, he shot towards one direction. He didn't go his fasted. Just in case she couldn't not keep up. But he did go pretty quickly. His eyes squinted slightly as the wind blew into his eyes as he flew almost silently through the Sky.

She quickly sped up with him, her wings gently beating as she used the wind to her advantage. The soft movement and her feathers rustling with the calming wind. Only having to slow down so she didn't lose sight of the male.

Zuruck looked to the side as he spotted the Feathered reptile fly just off to the side of him. He sped up. It seemed she could keep up. They could get there a lot quicker now. He gave a small sigh. Unnoticeable from the wind against their faces. "Names Zuruck." He called over the wind. They may as well introduce themselves.

"It's Hamako." She simply stated, the wind partially blocking out their noises. Her feather maned ruffled in the wind as she soared, wings gently beating without effort. It felt so good to fly, and she never wished to stop. She spread her limbs out, as if to mimic running.

He gave a slight nod, remembering the name. He gave a small beat of his Wings, shooting forward like a blur, turning to the right slightly. And then he saw it. It was a rather moderate sized island. A few Caves here and there.

He swooped down, straightening his legs before landing softly.

Hamako wasn't sure if he was showing off, but she sped right after him with much ease. Her wings barely needing to flap, as she glided after him. The wind and her feathers keeping her up, he landed but she studied the island. Circling a few times before landing a distance away from him, folding her wings.

He looked around, narrowing his eyes slightly. Just the same when he last came here. Yeah. This was out his own boundaries. But him and some friends decided to be adventurous when they were a lot younger. "It ain't much, but it's away from the Clans." He said, looking at Hamako.

"It will do," Hamako said as she stared at her new home. It would be roomy, maybe lone dragons would come here seeking her herbal aid. She wouldn't mind, the company would not hurt at all now that she was alone. "Why did you help me? You could of done your job, and killed me."

"I nearly.." He admitted. "Lets just say I am not used to being spoken back to." He then said. "But anyways. Killing a Dragon that isn't a danger to me, is not a Job I like." He said. "No matter where they were born." He said

"Maybe you're not as brutish as I thought you were." She said softly as she trotted over to one of the dens, sniffing softly as this would be hers now. She turned to Zuruck and blinked her eyes. "I just want to help others, if I had known all of this I would of gone to try and help your Clan. Even if they did kill me." It was nice to hear that their ideas were similar, and now that she wouldn't be returning... maybe she could have a chance at a calming life.

"It's unfair how they treat each other, we're all dragons. Sorry for bothering you, I suppose you'll need to head back eventually..."

He smiled softly at her comment. "I have to agree with you.. But in reality, the way we have been brought up, we believe the other is a monster. Not a Dragon.." He said.

He then shrugged. "I was off duty after my Scouting run anyway. Was patrolling the new borders." He said. "I came here before I was old enough to join with our Army. Me and a few friends went to explore. We found this. I can show you spots where food and all that is. If you want that is." He said.

"I wish I had known that sooner, if only we could get along and work together. Form one Clan or just leave each other alone, but that's no longer my concern." 

Her claws clicked on the stone as she walked, soon feeling grass as she stared at him. Studying him and shaking her head. If she had the leadership skills, she would of started her own small Clan right here. "I think it would be wise, learning would take some time and I rather not starve."

He gave a small nod. "I have to say... You were the first Diamond Back Dragon I met that I did not attack, or defended myself from." He laughed softly. "All the ones I met were on the Battlefield..." He sighed softly. He then shook his head from the horrible memories of battle from his mind. "Lets go." He said briskly.

"You're the first ShadeHeart I've met." She responded to his words, blinking her eyes. "Always busy with the other healers to help the others, heard some tales and I guess that's where the fear and hatred began. I was foolish," Hamako blinked her eyes and followed after him, her tail flicking as her feathered mane ruffled. Taking long, swift strides.

"Sometimes tales travel long ways.. that's the way I see it anyway." He said. "I hear a lot of tales... But I have no idea if they are true, or if they are false." He said, narrowing his eyes slightly as he continued to walk. "I just go with the side that makes me keep going for my goal." He stated lowly. He then looked around. There was a large stream flowing along. "When I came here, we had a competition on who could catch the most fish." He grinned softly. "The stream heads right out into the Ocean. So there should not be to much hassle trying to catch fish." He said.

"We all listen to what we want to here," Hamako spoke her mother's words. No wonder why her father was so stubborn and refused to accept new ideas. Her toes gently gliding over the soft grass as her head craned everywhere, taking in the new area. "I've always preferred fish, my father would always roast our food. I'll have to do it myself now, I suppose.

He grinned at her softly. "Not that hard." He chuckled. But he wasn't really sure. Did Healers have any reason to breath fire? He did. He had to for fighting. But Healers helped Dragons stay alive. Not kill them. "Although, if I eat fish, I like them raw... or half cooked." He said.

He then moved on, passing a small cliff with a Waterfall. "Ah. Here." He mumbled. "Your a Healer.. right?" He asked. "Do these plants help at all for you?" He said, indicating to a large array of plants and weeds of all colours.

"When the flesh is hot, that's how I like it. Raw feels... weird," Hamako blinked her eyes and began to follow him again. "I'll learn." Her tail flicked as she kept following him, making sure to not get lost. The sight of the waterfall was beautiful, she would be spending her time here. And often.

"Some of them are useful, some are just pretty."

He sniffed the air, huffing slightly. "There is a herd of deer somewhere on the island. God knows where they are now." He said with a shrug. "Either they are still here, or they died out since I was younger." He said. "There is a few hiding spots in the forest." He said. "Just in case one of our Patrols find this spot for hunting." He said. "Very unlikely though." He reassured quickly. "Most patrols don't go out the boundaries." He said with a shrug.

"As long as they don't bother me, I won't be that much harm to your Clan." She blinked her eyes, surely they'd treat a simple loner better than that. At the mention of deer, she licked her muzzle in interest. "I'll keep an eye out for that," Hamako rumbled softly as she stared at him.