Dropped out~
Fargo huffed irritably at Tania. “Haven’t you gotten me breakfast yet?” he asked.
“Well no, of course not.” Tania said, smiling. “We’ll go together.”
Fargo frowned. “GO GET ME BREAKFAST NOW!” Thankfully, Tania knows how to handle his outbursts. She smiled again at Fargo. “Oh, c’mon. You’re not a baby; you don’t need someone else to get breakfast for you.”
Fargo’s face turned bright red. “No I’m NOT! I can get breakfast all on my own, thank you very much!”
He flapped his wings angrily and rose out of his burrow, shaking the snow off as he swiftly ascended, then flew off into the distance, towards the berry bush.
Tania waited until he was out of hearing range to start laughing.
“I can do this!” Fargo yelled excitably. Tania came up to stand beside him, looking down the icy mountain side. She was unsure about the safety of Fargo’s newest idea. “Are you...sure?”
“Of course I am!” He cried, grinning. She frowned. “Aren’t you scared?”
Fargo laughed, as if the simple idea was ridiculous. “Nope! Are you?” He challenged.
“Well yes, of course I am!” Tania cried irritably. “I don’t think it’s safe. You shouldn’t go.”
“Pff! What’s the fun if it’s perfectly safe?” And with that, Fargo leapt off the ledge and went racing down the icy mountainside.
“Alright Fargo, it’s night time already! Time to go to bed.”
“No!” Fargo yelled stubbornly. “I won’t!”
Tania sighed. They had these battles every night. Fargo just didn’t seem to understand that he’d have to sleep eventually.
“Fargo, every night we go to bed.” She said, hoping that he’d understand.
He didn’t. “Exactly! So why tonight? Why should we always do the same old thing?”
Tania shook her head. “We always do the same thing because we need to sleep, Fargo!” She snapped.
Fargo frowned and huffed and narrowed his eyes. Tania sat down to wait. She knew what was coming, and she sick of dealing with it.
Fargo threw a temper tantrum; Ice rune style. He curled up in a ball and rolled around on the ground, sending ice and snow whirling around him. Tania watched as the ice blocked her view, then sighed. How was she ever going to get Fargo to bed?
Finally, the ice cleared, revealing Fargo...asleep at last! It must have tired him out.
Tania smiled. One night down...who knew how many to go.
Tania looked over at Fargo, sleeping peacefully. It was his birthday, and she wanted to do something special for him. Hmmm...then she smiled. She had the perfect idea! She would get some of the berries he loved, from the special bush! It was pretty far, but if she started now, she could get back in time. He liked sleeping late.
And so, she set off. She trekked through heavy snow before the sun had risen. She was about halfway to the bush when she saw the truck. She didn’t think much of it at the time; just a large truck on it’s side, reading ‘Reptiles’. She simply shrugged. Probably caught in a blizzard. What a shame. She continued.
A little further, she stopped abruptly. She heard a hissing sound. Was it Fargo? No...it was a bit too quiet. She frowned. What could be making that noise?
Then she looked down and gasped.
At her feet lay a snake, hissing, pulling itself up, just watching her. She gulped. It must have come from the van.
What could she do? If she moved, the snake would strike...but if she didn’t, it probably would anyway. Just then, a louder hissing filled the air. The snake turned away and looked upwards.
And down came Fargo, screeching, straight at the snake. Tania called out to him to stop; what if the snake hurt him?
But Fargo flew all the way back to the van before dropping the snake. Then he came back to Tania. “Tania, you need to get home. There could be more snakes.” He said, worry in his eyes.
Tania looked at him sadly. “...I’m sorry Fargo. I wanted to get you something special for your birthday.”
He flew up to her eye level and hovered, looking at her seriously.
“Tania, you’re the best birthday present I’ve ever had.”
by me~
...I'm just going to say, I'm not the best at drawing Rune Dragons, I know. But, I hope, even if they aren't amazing, that you realize I put love and effort into them. <3
not so proud of this. >.<
xD
Fargo, that is NOT what I meant by 'king of the ice.'
On the alert! <3
A fun little watercolor. C:
Aw, the little guy looks so nervous! <3
I. Cannot. Do. Lineless.
-dies-
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M a k e
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d a r l i n g .
noun
1.(= vent) gust, flurry
[Puis le vent se met à souffler, comme une rafale]
Then the wind started blowing, like a flurry
2. burst
[La brusque rafale m'a fait canard]
The quick burst made me duck
When she went back to the shore to toss it out for the fifth time she slammed into something hard and cold. Rafale groaned inwardly. "Whatcha doin'?" The voice was teasing, mean almost."Go away, Yord." Rafale's voice was as cold and hard as the Ice she'd been skidding on. "Awww, the wittle baby wants me to yeeve." "Shut up Yord." "Says who?" Rafale was getting annoyed. This was the same conversation that they had every time. "Says who?" Yord said, a bit impatiently, and pushed her out into the center of the lake. "Says me." Rafale said, digging her talons into his skin. "Stop!" Rafale gritted her beak and held on. "Stop!" The voice was getting more insistent now. "Not until you say that you won't bother me again. "I won't bother you again!" "You promise?" "Yes, let me go!" When she didn't he started slapping her hard with his wings. She held on until a whack to her face promised a black eye. "You promised, don't forget."
The next day, there were eggs for breakfast. Normally Rafale would've loved this, but today it hurt to chew. Yord's blow made it hard to blink, let alone chew. The meal was almost painful. Rafale doubted that Yord would ever stop bothering her, but that would at least hold him off for a little. The satisfaction gained from watching him painfully make his was across the room was at least worth the bruises that she had gotten. "You okay?" Her mother asked. "You seem to be eating slower than usual. You eat usually with the intent of a hungry wolf." Rafale was not ever going to tell her mother what had happened. Yord would never leave her alone then. "No, I'm fine, mother." Yord gave a satisfied grin and Rafale stuck out her lower jaw. I'll get you back. she mouthed. Yord, of course, ignored her. He makes me so mad. Just so mad. Rafale could see that the lake hadn't solved anything.
Heading down toward the frozen-over-lake, Rafale thought about what she would do about her two brothers. They made her so angry, sometimes! Why couldn't they just leave her alone? Her two younger brothers were fine. They just got scared when she told them that they weren't her brothers, that they were adopted and nobody liked them. (That was partially true, as nobody did like them.) She kicked a pebble out into the lake, retrieving it on wings. Finding this fun, she did it again and again. This was how she usually spent her free time, alone at the lake. It was her favorite place. Especially in the winter. That was one of her favorite pastimes, being alone at the lake playing the pebble game. The pebble game. It needed a name. "Halitose? No. Jaredbal?" Naa, how about Kopscotch." She tested the word in her mouth. "Kopscotch. I like it." Throwing the stones back and forth a few more times, she repeated the word. Kopscotch. Kopscotch. Kopscotch.
Dinner that evening was somewhat better. Rafale's mouth got better, and so did she. She felt a lot better, at least. Today was the day that her family went out to a friend's house for dinner. Great. Rafale hated dinner there. The kids were nice, at least nice to her, but they served dinner so you had to get into a line. Rafale was always last. She was the quickest, so she'd get there first, but then all of her brothers would push her away. She would leave the line disoriented and then one of her brothers would nonchalantly trip her. It worked out perfectly for them, and that's what she hated about it. Her father seemed to notice exactly what she was thinking about. "What's wrong?" "Nothing." Why did her parents have to keep doing this? It only made her annoyed, and didn't solve anything. However, when was a time that she wasn't annoyed? I wish I wasn't so small. Rafale thought to herself.
Torrian is a boy's name and is a variant of Torin (Gaelic).
The meaning of Torrian is "chief".
Adjective:
Ready to face and endure danger or pain; showing courage.
Noun:
People who are ready to face and endure danger or pain.
Verb:
Endure or face (unpleasant conditions or behavior) without showing fear: "we had to brave the heat".
Synonyms:
adjective. courageous - gallant - valiant - bold - plucky - valorous
verb. defy - dare - challenge - face - beard
Adjective:
Reflecting a preoccupation with pleasant thoughts that distract one from one's present surroundings.
(of a person) Not practical; given to daydreaming: "a dreamy boy who grew up absorbed in poetry".
Synonyms:
visionary
Adjective:
Full of life and energy; active and outgoing: "a lively team of reporters".
(of a place or atmosphere) Full of activity and excitement: "Barcelona's many lively bars".
Synonyms:
vivacious - brisk - sprightly - live - alive - vivid
Definition for faithful:
Web definitions:
any loyal and steadfast following.
Horses wrote:"There is no love stronger than that in the eyes of a horse."-me
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