Pete looked over at his dragon. He was afraid of heights but the dragon almost wanted to fly. So Pete shrugged and climbed over to the creatures head. Once he was situated he grabbed onto one of the dragon's spines and nodded at him. "Uhh.. Fly?" He said before the creature shot off with Pete clinging on in fear. It shot up following Alex's dragon. Pete laughed as he flew. He was enjoying this but controlling the dragon was beyond him.

With her friends' conversations shaking her out of her frozen state, Berkley picked up her hammer, finding that it conveniently had a strap attached to it, one that she could sling over her back. She closed her eyes, trying to calm down. Everyone else was trying to figure out their next move, but here she was, not behaving the way she was taught to behave. The large pyroclasmic dragon sensed her nerves and bent down to blow warm air at her. Surprised, Berkley opened her eyes to the sight of the dragon's snout. Was it trying to help soothe her? The girl, despite her feelings from just a moment ago, smiled and brought a trembling hand to the dragon, petting it.

She turned to her friends, finally joining their discussion. They had decided to fly to the city, like what their dream entailed. Berkley warily climbed onto the dragon's back, finding its scales to be warm to the touch. She expected herself to get burned, but the temperature was actually quite nice. After both creature and rider watched two of their group take to the skies, Berkley's dragon immediately followed suit, as if to show that it could do what they could do too. Berkley had barely grasped the scales, almost slipping off the dragon's back. She scrambled for a better hold, making sure she was safe, all the while thinking that, if this really was real, it'd be such a cool adventure to tell her family!

Like Alex, every time she had the dream, she was too amazed by the scenery to take note of the path to the city. She had a vague recollection, but unless she saw for herself, she wouldn't know which direction to start off. She waited for Alexander, and anyone else who knew the way, to lead the crew.

Alex approached his dragon while the dragon was laying down waiting for Alex to climb on so he could fly around stretch his wings a bit. Alex climbed on and grabbed the the hair on the back of the dragon's neck with caution not wanting to fall off of course. The dragon got up and started to flap his huge wings making them fly in the air just like the others. Then the dragon full of energy started to fly around and Alex struggled trying to hang onto the dragon. When the dragon finally stopped messing around with Alex, Alex then yell at the dragon,
"What are you trying to do... Kill me!"
After Alex cooled off a bit he then said to the dragon,
"That was fun but try to go slowly next time now let's catch up to the others."
Then the dragon, with Alex onboard, flew behind the others as the dragon chuckled at Alex's reaction on the little scare he gave him.
"Don't you laugh that wasn't funny and besides I was totally not scared."
Alex said with a confident and prideful smile.

Alex was right they needed to get going. Sally looked over at Isa. "Come on hun. I know this is messed up but we need to do something. We can't just sit here. We must have been brought here for a reason and so we must fulfill that reason so we can go home." As she had finished talking her dragon had turned into a cloud and flew towards her. In a second she was engulfed in white fluff. Off the mountain they went. It felt like she was falling but suddenly the form of her dragon was beneath her. It seemed that it could turn into a cloud and reform. Maybe it could only do this some of the time but she would find out at some point. Finally there pulled out of the dive that they had been in and few high into the sky close to the others. "Whoa this is awesome! Right guys!?" She shouted to the others in the air.

Alexander looked at the others flying with him and shook his head "Am I the only one thinking Deja Vu here?" He called out half heartedly, more concerned about the fact is dragon was mostly metal and electricity,meaning it wasn't very air-stable. "and erm...that shadow, thing. remember where we first found it? I vote for NOT going there. like for a long freeking time!"

"Come on hun. I know this is messed up but we need to do something. We can't just sit here. We must have been brought here for a reason and so we must fulfill that reason so we can go home."

Isabella sighed, but know Sally was right. She would never admit to that, but Isa knew she was. "Yeah, whatever." she said, watching her best friend mount the dragon before her, and take off quickly. Isabella turned to look at her own creature, his hunched back and skittish behavior making Isabella herself not to eager to ride him. "Come on now." Isabella whispered towards him, as he slinked across the ground towards her. Isa climbed upon his back, he felt like the bark of a tree. "Alright, boy." she cooed, leaning into him so that her body laid close and tight against his back, "Follow them." she stated as the dragon began sneaking to the edge of the very high cliff.

C-come on, fly!" Isa began feeling nervous as she exclaimed, the dragon now half way off the edge of the cliff before even spreading his large leafy wingspan. "I'm going to die today." Isa thought to herself, holding her breath as the dragon dived off the edge, the wind picking him up as a leaf would in the fall. Her almond eyes opened slowly as she surveyed the area.

"Good boy." she praised. Watching as her other friends flew in all areas by her.