Zircon
Sedang Berasmara
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Yang
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Haldram shifted quite painfully onto his right fore limb, as he remembered the evil trick which he invented that came back to him in a flaming moment. He had heard of Pyrymis’ call for a conference, and he was determined to attend despite of the empty socket in his head.
Plengand announced the meeting to Haldram, snickering all the while at the fibrous filament now dangling in place of the orb. Haldram feinted to slap Plengand with the stub of his fore limb and reactionary movement offered a clear strike. Now instead of snickers, Plengand spotted an ugly gash from his neck down to his chest. He was still writhing on the floor trying to stop the bleeding, as the back of Haldram disappeared deeper into the darkness of the caves.
Haldram turned his thoughts briefly to the young hybrid that gave him this pain and impertinence. Although misplaced, Haldram felt a little admiration for the tactics and skills shown. Yang reminded Haldram of himself when he was at Yang’s age. Surefire, and cocky, both of which Haldram had long since outgrown. Under different circumstances, Haldram would have taken more notice of Yang and would not have thought twice about teaching him more. Yang was still small when Haldram was unceremoniously exiled to the island. Haldram’s only memory of Yang was the times that he had grabbed the youngling by the scruff of the neck and threw him in air. Yang always had a shrill laughter as he got caught again.
Yang’s father, Llatering, was Haldram’s best friend, and so was Lady Rhea. Although of different colors, Rhea and Haldram got on fabulously well. Too well by the discomfort often showing on Llatering’s face. Rhea was devastated when Llatering was exiled. Llatering was never strong to begin with, so the exile was a death sentence for him. Haldram was exiled much later when he revolted more in defense of his best friend and Rhea, rather than against Oldwing’s and the Colony’s policies.
The flicker of light given off by the crystalline walls showed Haldram to the place of meeting. But deep in the recesses of his mind, Haldram was determined to ask Rhea about the little whelp whenever he got the chance to do so. For now, Pyrymis was calling, and so was the town of Caemlyn.
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Haldram shifted quite painfully onto his right fore limb, as he remembered the evil trick which he invented that came back to him in a flaming moment. He had heard of Pyrymis’ call for a conference, and he was determined to attend despite of the empty socket in his head.
Plengand announced the meeting to Haldram, snickering all the while at the fibrous filament now dangling in place of the orb. Haldram feinted to slap Plengand with the stub of his fore limb and reactionary movement offered a clear strike. Now instead of snickers, Plengand spotted an ugly gash from his neck down to his chest. He was still writhing on the floor trying to stop the bleeding, as the back of Haldram disappeared deeper into the darkness of the caves.
Haldram turned his thoughts briefly to the young hybrid that gave him this pain and impertinence. Although misplaced, Haldram felt a little admiration for the tactics and skills shown. Yang reminded Haldram of himself when he was at Yang’s age. Surefire, and cocky, both of which Haldram had long since outgrown. Under different circumstances, Haldram would have taken more notice of Yang and would not have thought twice about teaching him more. Yang was still small when Haldram was unceremoniously exiled to the island. Haldram’s only memory of Yang was the times that he had grabbed the youngling by the scruff of the neck and threw him in air. Yang always had a shrill laughter as he got caught again.
Yang’s father, Llatering, was Haldram’s best friend, and so was Lady Rhea. Although of different colors, Rhea and Haldram got on fabulously well. Too well by the discomfort often showing on Llatering’s face. Rhea was devastated when Llatering was exiled. Llatering was never strong to begin with, so the exile was a death sentence for him. Haldram was exiled much later when he revolted more in defense of his best friend and Rhea, rather than against Oldwing’s and the Colony’s policies.
The flicker of light given off by the crystalline walls showed Haldram to the place of meeting. But deep in the recesses of his mind, Haldram was determined to ask Rhea about the little whelp whenever he got the chance to do so. For now, Pyrymis was calling, and so was the town of Caemlyn.
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