Wings of Fire roleplay: Our Destiny (CLOSED)

[Yveltal]

North watched as Ocelot finally caught Frost. He sighed a bit, flying over. What on earth could possess her to sneak off? By the three moons..

[broner]

Ocelot and Wretched scanned the skies for signs of Frost and eventually found a small shimmer when she shifted from bright blue to a more sunset-y color. Ocelot surged forward and caught her by the horns. "Got you!" he roared in triumph.

((Cute as the play-fight thing is, they actually were catching Frost xD))

[AGGUA!]

Wretched- "No, see?" She pressed her talon back against the invisible surface. "It's Frost!"

Castor- 346 shrank backwards, deciding it would be better to leave the weird dragon alone. She continued taking toxin samples from the frogs, until she ran out. "REX!!!" she bellowed.

Brb guys!

[Yveltal]

(Aha, sorry, I overlooked the name Frost. xD I edited it.)

[broner]

Ocelot: "What's gotten into you, Frost? Become fully visible at once." He flicked her with his tail. "What's your motive to leave?"

[montmorency]

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RainWing x SandWing
Tags; Obsidian
Location; Rainforest

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indent"I can come," he said quietly, glancing back at Obsidian. After a few seconds, he added, "Uh, if you don't mind. I don't have much to do." Cricket gave a weak smile. At least it was easier to trust a SkyWing than any sort of NightWing.

[WildcatBlue]

Despairinfector~~Loner~~Male~~Age:34

He laughed at Castor. "Your experiment going wrong?" He asked.

[AGGUA!]

Castor- "You mean Mirror!" she corrected him sarcastically. "Won't shut up, wants to go for a walk, wants a NAME, and a MOTHER! AND NOW I'M OUT OF DART FROGS!" Rex flew into the lab, panting. "What now?" he asked. "GET ME MORE FROGS!!! THE PRETTY BLACK AND BLUE ONES!!!"

Wretched- "Yeah! Why would you leave when you can stay here with us? And ME!" she said shrilly.

[broner]

Ocelot just dragged her back to their temporary camp. "You'll explain to Reaper now where you've been," he scolded.

[moondust405]

Frost became visible, although her now moon-pale scales were streaked with blues and reds. "Let go." she grumbled.