Medieval Roleplaying

Running up behind the dragon as it scoops Ryn off the ground, Falter jumps up onto the dragon, grabbbing onto Lydia. "Let me ride with you!" He says.

"Three on one dragon! Ain't it great to have your own wings and a fireball spell instead of a dragon at times."

"You got it! Thatnks! Don't worry, I just saved you. Again. Plus, you were going in the wrong direction. The town's in the North, not the North East. Silly."

Lydia let a small rope ladder down level with Emryld's massive paws. "Climb on up!"





I personally like dragons! said Emryld with a sniff. Although, I may be biased a little bit. He shot a puff of flame into the sky. Plus, I don't need a spell for my flame.

Falter sticks his tongue out at Fang, " Well! It's much more fun riding with other people! I'll betcha you can't have a girl ride on your back can you!? Even if! That would be strange!"

"I can't best the awesomeness of dragons but can you shoot lightning, ice, water, and fire?" Fang turns to falter. "Yes i can carry someone on my back if needs be." Fang sticks out his tongue to falter.

'Fine! Can you put me down now?'

"That, would be very... Never-mind." Lydia started. "Anyway, I think if we keep this pace we'll get to the town at about midnight. And no, just climb up the ladder. I won't let you fall. Hopefully." She grinned down at Ryn. Hearing about the fire, she looked down, "Oh gods and goddesses above and below! Look at that! Emryld, we have to do something."

The great dragon began to spiral down and landed a few yards away from the out skirts of town.

After having a small spasm in his head, 'Fine, but I am NEVER riding or flying EVER again!'

Falter pouts childishly and he notices a town down below. Something was wrong though. "Hey guys, I know that this isn't the town we're looking for, but should we go check that out? It's kinda on fire."

"Lets check it out then i will go to the town. I have a friend in that town that can give us shelter. I will go ask him. See you at the town. I will wave you down to the house." With one flap of Fang's wings he goes super sonic.

"Oh gods and goddesses above and below! Look at that! Emryld, we have to do something."

The great dragon began to spiral down and landed a few yards away from the out skirts of town.

'This isn't what I wanted to get me on the ground, but thank the Creators!'

"That's one of doing it."

"Oops, I forgot you don't like air travel. Sorry," Lydia said sheepishly. "Now comes the hard part, how are we supposed to get into that town? It's on fire, and while me and Emryld have protection against heat and flame, I don't know if you guys do. Plus, we need to put the fire out. What do you guys think?"

Fangs hands fill with water. "Leave that to me!"

"Hmm..." Falter says. "I wish I had the water magic I had in the last world." Falter looks in his pouch and pulls out a bucket. "Here, can you fill this up?"

"I HAVE it!"

"I think there's one over there, to the left."

"oops. Confusion. Here!" Fang blasts water into the bucket.

"Can't let us earthly people that look somewhat normal help? Even just a tid? Harsh. If it looks like he's getting tired, he may let us help."

"I can't do much, but healing magic deals with multiplying cells, so then..." Falter takes his bucket and it multiplies many times. "Okay guys, lets try to put out this fire!"

"I don't need one!" Fang blasts water into a burning house.

Lydia ran to the stream and ripped off her cloak. She pushed it underwater, letting it soak for a moment. Then she did the same with her sash. The sash she wrapped around her face, the cloak she used to beat at the flames.

While all this was going on, Emryld used his claws to scoop earth up to form trenches. He connected them to the stream, and water poured through them, creating a creek all the way around the city, and also down the main path through the center.

"Keep it up. We're making a difference."

"There's only one thing that's bugging me," Lydia said. "Where are the people? I haven't seen or heard one person since we've gotten here. Don't you think that should tell us something?"