Tevita felt...anxious, well perhaps not anxious but it felt as if something was going to happen. It was like a small weyrbrat who couldn't sleep because they knew that tomorrow would be a big day for them and if they slept they just might miss out on the day. Thats how Tevita felt, but she wasn't a small weyrbrat anymore and there was nothing for her to be looking forward. It was finally summer time and the weather was at least beginning to warm up more. She looked over at Undineth who laid on her couch. Was the green asleep? She truly didn't know but there seemed to be a general sense of irritation that came constantly from the beast whether she was awake or asleep.

Finally the girl stretched and decided that perhaps she should do something more productive than sit around and wait. Undineth? Would you like to do something? She mentally thought to her dragon, poking at the beast's mind until those pale sunken in eyes opened to show red whirling eyes. Tevi instantly knew she shouldn't have woken up the beast and seemed to shy away from her. Tevita had been moody lately and she blamed it mostly on the prim proper beast who was connected to her mentally. So she turned away and began to change into something more comfortable since it would seem she would be spending all of her time away from the weyr today until the green went back to sleeping.

Undineth stared at her rider before rising, a low rumbling starting in her. The green was ignored, but she didn't seem to care as she moved across to the ledge. Her rider seemed to be curious as to where the green was going, but she still paid little attention to her rider as she slipped off of the edge and allowed herself to plummet down. Her wingsails opened and caught her, pulling her out of the dive so that she glided close to the ground. Finally she landed, stumbling a bit as her momentum carried her along even after she had stopped flying.

It was a beautifully sunny and bright day. The almost white in color green seemed to glow in the sunlight. She stalked closer to the herdbeast corrals, her lips pulling back in disdain at the moronic creatures at shuffled around. Some seemed to be rather ignorant to her presence which would be their downfall. The green moved over the fence with easy and took down one of the herdbeasts. She stared at the dead corpse, not wanting to get herself dirty but also needing to satisfy the desire that began to burn through her. So she bit down into the neck and tore a hole wide into it to allow the blood to flow freely from the beast. Her mouth closed over the wound and she sucked down the blood.

Tevita shuddered stunned by the brief glimpses she had gotten through her dragon's eyes. What in faranth's name was Undineth doing? Soon though it became apparent as she felt a wave of lust crash through her body. She let out a small whimper, gripping the doorway to try and keep herself from falling over. Her green was rising? It had only been about perhaps a month since her twin had risen, she knew that Undineth had been upset about that but the green was actually rising? Oh faranth...she wished that Undineth wouldn't and even mentally begged the beast to stop.

Undineth stepped away from the dead corpse of the herdbeast, regarding it for a moment. Something wet splashed against her head and she raised her head, feeling more drops hit her. Even though the sun was shining brightly, it was also beginning to rain. A liquid sunshine as her rider would have referred to it when it was sunny yet raining. The green bared her teeth at the water but flared her wings determined to be better then her sister. So she launched herself into the sky, her wings beating hard as she pushed up into the air.

Males of libertas! I will not be ignored! She roared, usually she was so quiet but she refused to be considered unworthy. With a snarl, her large wings pushed her higher. Undineth wasn't a classical beauty and left much to desire, but she would make this flight count no matter the turn out. She would be the only one anyone focused on. She would be the one to be talked about, she would show her sister that she was better. Even if her rider didn't want her to do this.

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Time: Early afternoon
Weather: Sunny with rain
Next post: April 7th

OOC: Hey everyone! It's Undineth's first flight, yay :D...I ask that you please refrain from posting placeholders. I will gladly wait for anyone who tells me that they need more time but please don't post any placeholders <3 Thanks everyone

Mine, would you kill me if I said I wanted to fly? Oth's barking voice was somehow softer and that had C'lin's head snapping up. The brunette studied his dragon as said red stared out of their weyr.

I wouldn't kill you...why? the young man replied carefully. He had noticed that Oth had been restless all week so he knew something was up with the red. Oth turned to his rider eyes whirling with specks of purple. C'lin sighed a slight smile tugging at the corners of his mouth.

You really do not mind me chasing Green Undineth? the red asked and C'lin shook his head.

"Go on and fly well." he answered. Oth stood and headed out not wanting his rider to change his mind. Making his way out to the corrals he blooded a herdbeast keeping an eye on the lovely green.

You need not worry, Undineth. I have answered your call. the red spoke. Wings flared as he took off after the glowing green. Meanwhile C'lin made his way to the weyr of the rising green. Upon reaching Tevita's weyr he realized that he was going to be in a maiden flight. That didn't exactly bother him though for some reason. Perhaps it was the fact that he didn't know Tevita that well? He wasn't sure so he shrugged it off.

"So first flight? Don't worry it gets easier. I'm C'lin." he spoke smiling at the young woman. She wasn't much younger than himself and a pretty thing at that. He probably wouldn't mind getting to know her. He'd worry about that after the flight though... if there was an after.

Hey, T'al. Wake up.

'I'm already up, you dimglow!'

I meant wake up from whatever it is you're doing. Green Undineth is Rising.

'That doesn't even make sense!' T'al snapped back and let out a sigh of frustration. 'Who is her rider?'

I do not know. Some Weyrling, likely. Keseth seemed unconcerned with his rider's irritation, only replying with a short huff.

T'al rolled his eyes. 'Thanks for the help.'

Sharding brown, always chasing after dragons at the worst times, he complained inwardly, not caring whether Keseth heard. The brown was already engrossed in the Flight and wasn't about to pay attention to anything his rider said from here on out. He stood up, dusting off his trousers and then moved to pick up the riding straps of his dragon who had just been attempting to rile him up. On second thought, however, he left the straps where they were. He had been doing something important before Keseth decided something else was higher up the priority list, and there would be no time to take the straps back to his weyr before the Flight started. Fixing them would have to wait for later.

While T'al slowly made his way toward Tevita's weyr, Keseth had already taken to the air from his and T'al's weyr and was gliding closer to the herdbeast pens. Undineth was already there, and the sight of her pale, ghostly form turned his whirling eyes from sporting only flecks of purple into a deeper violet color. What a stunning, yet haunting beauty she was, it did not matter if she was young. She appeared to be just as capable as an experienced green, and Keseth was more than willing to give chase either way. Although the more challenging Flights were always the most satisfying in the end.

The herdbeast he chose struggled as he landed on top of it, however it soon succumbed to the dragon's strength and paralyzing bite to the neck. Tearing into the beast's flesh brought a pool of blood to the surface and Keseth drank the liquid, reveling in the energy that the life-giving meal supplied to him. As he finished, a light rain began to fall and he lifted his muzzle up, letting the rain wash away the blood that had accumulated there.

As long as I am here, Undineth, you will never be ignored. The brown declared, snapping his wings out behind him. Allow I, Keseth, to prove that to you. Letting out a roar of challenge to the other males, Keseth shot into the air after the pale green, paying little attention to the rain, which had yet to increase to the point where flying would become difficult. He had Flown through storms before so a little drizzle would not dampen his determination. It was no match for him, just like the other chasers.

Keseth had been right about the green's rider being a Weyrling. T'al's feet had brought him to the Weyrling barracks and as he walked through the greenriders' weyrs, he felt awkward being there. So maybe the dragon was young, that didn't mean her rider had to be very young, did it...? Then again, it was a Flight, so did it really matter? Keseth didn't often chase Weyrlings, though, so T'al couldn't help feeling out of place and a little ashamed as he finally stopped by Tevita's room.

Oh, no, T'al thought as soon as he stepped into Tevita's room. It doesn't matter at all. The waves of lust were already strong, and as the brownrider laid eyes on the greenrider he felt his reserve vanish. There was another rider already in the room, but T'al ignored him as he stepped closer to the girl. "Hey... are you alright?" he asked, putting a comforting hand on Tevita's shoulder once he realized how nervous she looked. Although he couldn't help that his hand trailed lightly down the rest of her arm... "I understand being nervous. I'm T'al, by the way."

As with any other bright and sunny day, the blue weyrling had decided that spending their time at the beach, soaking in the midday sun in between lessons and chores, would be the perfect way to relax. And, as with any other day, she was right; the sound of the waves lapping at the shore combined with the feel of the sun warming her skin was truly relaxing after that rather difficult lesson. Aniwetath, steadfastly refusing to take much part in this, since he felt the need to appear impeccable on this day, stayed off to the side, resting with his front paws on the very line between grass and sand, snorting in contempt over the fact that his rider was out near the water, getting gritty sand all over her as she basked in the warmth of the sun. Surely she could have done that very thing in the grass, where at least the next touch of flesh wouldn't feel so strange to another? Nalia, how many timess musst I ssay that you can bassk in the ssame amount of ssun here next to me? he grumbled, snorting his displeasure at the thought of Nalia going near him with sand all over her as he shifted his weight, glancing back towards the main area of the Weyrbowl. Some time had passed since the first of his sisters took to the air, crying her lust for the males to hear and answer. There were two others who still hadn't done the same, and one who wouldn't for some time still. He had no chance against the bronzes and platinums that would answer that one's call, however, and he knew that for a blue to chase her would be a foolish endeavor indeed. And if nothing else, he was certainly no fool.

Shaking her head at her dragon's question, Nalia pushed herself up into a sitting position before glancing at the blue, sighing as she thought of what she could possibly say to him. Only a million, my dear, she teased, winking one hazel eye at the blue and grinning when he seemed to physically balk at her comment. What? Surprised that I keep refusing to leave my spot? The young woman smirked when Aniwetath snorted and glanced back towards the corrals, perhaps for the hundredth time just that morning. Something was going to happen, though Nalia didn't know exactly what, and at the moment she honestly didn't care all that much. When it actually did happen, then she would worry, but for now she was allowed to be uncaring towards the situation. Kayan and I are quite comfortable over here, and we would be even more so if you came to join us.

Another huff answered her question, followed by an unmistakeable feeling. At least, unmistakeable as far as she was concerned. She glanced up at the sky just in time to catch a familiar green shape gliding across, her near-white hide glowing in the sunlight. It was one of Aniwetath's sisters; one of the twin greens, to be specific. And judging by the lack of other colors, with the obvious exception of the dark semicircle beneath the eye, this one was Undineth, the more...proper...of the pair. As she watched the green drift down to the corrals, snatching up a herdbeast and clamping her teeth over the wound in the beast's neck. This was unusual behavior for a feeding dragon, since they tended to go for the more tender parts of the beasts for that purpose. That only meant one other thing, and the young woman's face visibly paled a moment. Ani? she asked, reaching hesitantly for the mind of her dragon, longing for something to latch on to, to ground her to the earth and all of its stability. When the blue glanced back at her, his eyes swirling that familiar red-violet hue, Nalia gave up hope in grounding herself, instead ordering Kayan to return to their room in the barracks so the miniature bronze wouldn't get in the way before standing herself. Well, go on then. No sense waiting around for me. I'll find Tevita.

By the time all of this was sorted out, the young blue wasn't the first to arrive, instead showing himself to the corrals directly after a red and a brown. He hissed at his competition, disliking the fact that not only were they larger than himself, they were higher up in the supposed 'hierarchy' of dragons, which made them seem that much more powerful to the lithe green before them. However, this was no red or black, and certainly no ruby; Undineth was green, smaller than himself and just as sprightly in the sky. When it came to the sort of acrobatics that these small females performed, he would prove far superior than these larger, ungainly beasts. He would be the victor this day, not some other male who felt themselves better than him. You certainly sshall not be ignored, dear Undineth, he called to her, his voice slithering into the minds of those closest, namely the green to which he was speaking. It certainly lived up to its serpentine reputation, but it wasn't as if Aniwetath himself was aware of any of that. All he cared about was proving himself to Undineth, and proving to her that he wouldn't ignore her. Aniwetath hass ansswered your call, and hopess that he may be conssidered worthy in your eyess.

By the time she arrived in Tevita's room, two other riders, both male, were already there, confirming the red and brown that Aniwetath had spent the first moment of his arrival hissing in contempt at. She gave a brief nod of greeting towards the two men before locking her gaze on Tevita. The poor woman looked so nervous, and Nalia instantly ignored the other riders in the room in favor of the greenrider, stepping up beside her and gently resting a reassuring hand on her shoulder. "Hey, Tevita," she said, flashing a warm smile as she went completely past the introductions. They were in the same weyrling class, after all; such things as introductions would scarcely be needed with the two of them. "The first time is rather nerve-wracking. But you'll do alright," she added with a wink, rubbing Tevita's shoulder in an attempt to ease the greenrider's nerves. "Just trust Undineth, and all will be well."

[[I'm sorry y'all D: I've been so busy with work and school...

Sadly I'm just going to have to close this flight, I randomized the three dragons.

Nalia and Blue Aniwetath are the winners.

Thanks everyone who posted <3]]