I sat upon a powerful beast, one they called a dragon. My hand gently touched its neck and softly I rubbed it. The ground was strewn with ash and rocks from the great Keyuth volcano. Birds danced over it, picking into the ground in search of food. Wind played with my hair, sending ringlets bouncing a little.
Moving slightly until I was upright on the dragon's back I touched the center of his shoulders. I shut my eyes. Not out of fear, but for concentration. The young dragon and I were one, if I lost this connection we would fall. That would mean death for both of us. Our breathing was slow and even, our wings beating in rhythm to our lungs. Finally I opened my eyes and felt the connection with Cyrin's vision. The extra color, one of such sheen that it pains human eyes, glowed as I watched life below. Seeing body heat was always so confusing.
When the castle sat at the edge of our visionary field, we began to descend. It wasn't long and our talons brushed the ground. The connection broke and I fell off. Unlike the powerful dragon who had stood beneath me, I wasn't experienced in flight. Being fourteen might have made the difference in that relationship. Cyrin was almost three hundred, he had been in his egg for countless years. So wise and powerful, so talented. But I had been gifted him as I was the only child of Queen Alua and King Üló the Grand.
Anymore I love my dear companion, he fills my empty heart. He was the first one to make me feel love. Cyrin yearns for a young dragon lady named Eya. Due to our connection, I feel it too. It is so weird feeling love for someone I have never met. I feel empty because he is so full, sad because of his joy. I don't like it.
