Lullyn

The Dragon Empire

"True," she retorted, "but you normally get to chose your life and who you want in it."
When they reached the forest edge, she looked to the sky. The sun was high.
"We can rest," she said, taking out the food for them both. "But we might need to think about sleeping in a tree if we're in this place at night fall."

The Dragon Empire

She tried not to laugh anymore, but she had to fight a smile as she followed behind him. He might be a bit sore in the ego, but she was his friend. She couldn't let him wander around like that.
"Tuck it into your waist band," she said simply, trying to make it like it was completely natural.
Boys, she thought with a shake of her head, keeping a few steps behind with Lupo. But maybe that's why mother stopped sleep overs.
"I'm right behind you," she added, giving him a poke in the back.

The Dragon Empire

It was lucky for Kestral that she'd known about the difference between boys and girls for a long time. Having an older brother helped. As for sex, they had lived in a village with farms their whole life.
There were several ways to react. One was to ignore it, one was to get embarrassed, but since Kes didn't see Jube in that way, she gave a laugh.
"I see," she said, shaking her head. "Maybe a little too up. You're morning glory is more awake than you."
She turned her head away again to let him sort himself out. He was too simple

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Edward gave a dazzling smile.
"I love to hunt," he said, giving her a short spin and then leading her on, his feet nimble and elegant, his tone full of enjoyment. "It will be my party who rides out."
Edward always liked to attend any hunt, and enjoyed the sport more than almost anything else. Stephen had never attended one, for he was a bleeding heart and uninterested.
"Will you be riding in the party?" he asked her, for whilst women were not always part of the actual sport, they sometimes did ride among the men for the thrill.

Avril pulled a face at her.
"Of course we're going to try," she said with great determination. "I'm not sure about asking mother to go to your house, but we're going to try it."
There was a child-like spark in Avril's eyes, like a great surprise was to be had. For her, this adventure was just that. She might not even get as far as the gates, but the idea of being normal, out there for a minute, like everyone else.
"You'll have to help me with my outfit," she beamed. "And how to wear my hair. Will I be recognized? I hope not. I only pray she doesn't insist Kelin come with me."
Kelin was the General of the Imperial Guard, and her father's personal body guard. When a family member, other than Edward, left the palace, Kelin normally made one of the party. He was a Twilight elf, which meant he would be able to spot mischief a mile off. She thought he was a little scary, but Stephen had always liked him and Avril had grown to realize he wasn't that scary, though she would have hated to be on his bad side.
"We'll go and see mother," Avril said. "The ball is close to it's end now."
It was true. There was still some dancing, but there was also announcements for carriages and bowing to the King and Queen before departures.
"You'd better do the asking," said Avril to her friend as they walked closer, lowering her voice. "It would seem off coming from me."

The Dragon Empire

She lay on her side and watched him for a while, looking so young and innocent in sleep. Not that he looked so much different in waking.
It had been a silly though, gone now.
She lay back, giving the cub a scratch behind the ears before rolling over to face the window, the moon in the sky.
Robin she though as she watched it, don't look for me.

When the morning came she was up early. The light had touched her eyes and the cub, needed a bathroom break, had disturbed her early. She'd taken Lupo outside, careful not to wake Jube. She also purchased some bread and fruit for breakfast, along with some cold meats and some that had been dried.
Putting some down for the cub, she put some out for Jube and then sat on the window sill, staring out to wait for Jube to wake. She didn't want to disturb him. Her first night in the forest had been fitful and not a good rest. They'd need o walk a lot so it was better to let him get a good rest.

The Dragon Empire

She shrugged.
"If I'm not marrying Pepper, it's all good," said Kestral with a grin. "I'll be back in 5."
She headed into the closet, leavign the pup to enjoy the fuss, rolling onto it's back to have it's tummy tickled.
She returned in a shirt so long it reached her ankles. It had been one of Robin's old ones and had a few holes in. The first night she'd almost cried when she'd taken it out. It was easier with Jube here, but she wondered what Robin was thinking. She'd need to write to him, but not yet.
She guestured to the bed, smiling as she watched the cub and Jube get on.
"Lupo's going to be like a dog, I can see it," she commented, heading around the bed to the side and getting in. The pup crawled across the bed, laying down so it was next to her, but in the middle of the bed. "We'll want to get supplies in the morning and then head off."

The Dragon Empire

She nodded, scratching the cub's head and then getting up. She folded the map, then led him to the room.
It was sparse, but clean. To Kestral it was a good room, since she was used to something similar. If the main room, there was a double bed, set of drawers and a window. There was also a small water closest off the room.
The cub bounded into the room like it was used to it. Kestral took the map to the drawers and placed it on top.
"Come in," she said without looking behind her.

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The Dragon Empire

She nodded, looking up and shaking her head before brushing off some crumbs from his face.
"Elderwood," she murmured, looking back to the map and putting a small line beneath the map. "Our own adventure."
She said this mostly to herself.
"Well we'll need supplies," she added, looking at him. "I'm sure we can get food from here and...."
She looked around and then leanted forward, "I took a hammer from my father's forge, and a small sword."
The hammer had been heavy, but the sword was even more so. The idea of leaving the village without anything would have been foolish, so she'd taken what her father had left behind the forge, stopping only long enough to leave a note for a father saying sorry and her name.