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-bows- Thank-you Serentiy-sempai. 

-sits and waits-

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I have egg eight.

Jezebel; -wacks Dragon- I have egg eight, impudent dragon.

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-smiles and rubs the back of my head- We claimed eight.

Jezebel; -nods contently-

 ((Let's hope I get this right :3))

Trinity trudged through the cold. Something amazing was awaiting her. That much she knew. Never had she been in a colder place before in all her travels. The cold might have been easier to bare had there not been the harsh, biting winds that slapped her in the face every now and again. The moon was up high and guided her path. It shed it's light on everything and made her white hair look almost silver. Occasionally a cloud would get in the way of the moon, suddenly darkening everything. The stars shown bright, twinkling from up above, looking down upon the events that were just beginning to unfold.

Then Trinity saw her destination; an iceberg. Her keen eyes spotted something that shouldn't necessarily be there. A small crack in the iceberge that led downwards. Trinity picked up her pace. Though she didn't generally like showing too much emotion, one could tell by looking at her that she was excited.

The crack led Trinity on a path slowly sloping down. Finally she reached the end, and her breath was taken away. There were crystals everywhere. Black and blue crystals that flashed with some sort of reflected light. But the thing that intrigued Trinity the most was not the beauty all around her, but the fact that there were many eggs, types she had never beheld before. She walked over to them, her footsteps echoing around her.

Though there were many more beautiful looking eggs, Trinity was drawn to one that was pale white with a black marking, a spiral, at its base. Though simple, it had its own sort of beauty. When she put her ear up to the egg, she heard a faint sound; a single pure note. The sound made Trinity feel nostalgic and bittersweet, for some reason.

Trinity took the egg and placed it in her leather bag and slung it on her shoulder. She still felt she could hear that note, very faintly, through the chilling winds. She made her way towards the woods, where she could rest and hide.

     Kaina Sparil trudged through the cold snow, in her most preferred form. It was the most human, the least like a monster, and Kaina absolutely adored the shape. The long, black bangs of her form, drooped in front of her piercing glowing green eyes. Her hair hung loosely, flying around occasionally, when a strong wind blew by. Kaina didn't really like the cold, but she didn't really mind, just slightly irritated by how cool the air was, on her human form's skin.

     Snow crunched underfoot. Kaina glanced around, for what she had gone all these miles for, through this cold weather. Then she saw it, the iceberg. Kaina ran forward, though it was more like she was walking, for the snow slowed her down. As she steadily grew closer, Kaina saw the crack, long and narrow, just enough for her to squeeze in. Kaina desperately tried to hurry up, feeling intent on arriving there.

     A few more moments later, after the struggle in the snow, Kaina was right at the crack. Kaina took a deep breath, then pushed herself through it, wondering if maybe she should've made her form slightly skinnier, so it wouldn't have been so hard to go through the narrow crack in the iceberg. She stepped out from the crack, and saw a path, in the dim light, leading down somewhere. Kaina sighed, wondering how long the path was, and started off down the sloping path.

     Twelve minutes later, Kaina reached the end of the path, and stared upon crystals flashing beautifully, gleaming brightly. Kaina drew in a breath. So beautiful, was the only thing Kaina could think, as she looked at her surroundings. Then, she saw the eggs, so strange, yet even more beautiful than the crystals. Kaina stepped toward the eggs, and picked one up, a black egg, covered with glowing blue symbols, very strange symbols, that Kaina did not know. Kaina thought that the symbols might have glowed more, as soon as her hand touched it, but Kaina dismissed it as her imagination, since Vacarns could sometimes let their imagination get the best of them.

     Right after that, Kaina felt a surge of joy and excitement, wanting to run all the time, care nothing about the world around her. That then disappeared to be replaced with a strange sadness, then faded away. Kaina shrugged, and gave the egg another glance. It was so interesting. The young Vacarn, packed the egg away in her tiny bag she had with her, then made her way, out of the cavern, into the cool air of the outside.

Serenity trudged through the snow and cold. She had no idea where she was going. She bad fallen down a hill a while back and hit her head. Now she didn't remeber how she got here or where she was going. All she knew was that she had to keep going straight. 

Then she saw it looming infront of her. She squinted and rubbed the sore spot on her head. She winced slightly and looked down at her finger tips thy were red blood. She sighed and put her curly blonde hair into a high pony-tail and rubbed the blood onto her blue jeans. She hugged her coat closer to her body and tightened her scarf around her neck and headed to the cave. 

As she entered the cave her mouth gaped open in amazement.  There where beautiful crystals everywhere. She touched them slightly, they felt cool. She shook her head. This wasn't what she was looking for. She looked around and found another pathway she headed that way. 

She smiled, this was what she was looking for.  The room was full of beautiful eggs. These eggs didn't look like normal eggs. They were all different shapes and sizes and extremly unique. She looked around then she saw it. 

It had wild flowers growing all around it. It's main base color is a mixture of Autumn colors and Wintery blue. She smiled and walked up to it and touch it gently. She heard a soft purring noise, no not a purr it was more of a herr. She picked it gently and put it in her black bag and slung it over her shoulder. She looked around one more time then popped the collar of her long tan trench coat. She headed back outside into the cold.  

As she headed out she touhed her head again and checked her hand her head was still bleeding. She sighed and looked around  then headed towards a tree she patted her bag gently. 

((Well that took forever but I think this is pretty decent))     

Edit: Lol that's okay Nono))

Jezebel strode through the cold and snow like it didn't even bother her. Because it didn't. But she did know that something was calling her into this baren and cold land. All she had to do was heed its call and find the thing that called her. As she walked, she had one hand on the pommel of the sword that lay sheathed on her right hip and in her left hand was a small spell book. The pages were written with spells in the language only she could understand.

Then, she saw it. A small indentation in the snow. Jezebel headed for that. She took three steps into the cave and saw something unique about it. This place was full of different coloured eggs! Surprisement boiled up inside of her, but she kept her face and her alien green eyes blank. Only her brows narrowed in confusion.

"Anar'endal dracon."*

The blood elf felt something pull her to a certain egg. Unwilling to go against it, she let it guide her. Eventually, she came across a nearly transparent egg. And she almost make out the figure coiled inside the shell. Knealing down, she reached out with one gauntleted hand and lightly stroked the shell. She felt it hum. A quick smile flitted across her face before it vanished just as fast as it appeared.

Gently picking it up, Jezebel stood up and said softly to the egg; "Band'or sho rel'aran."** Placing her spell book inbetween the sword strap and her side, Jezebel readjusted the egg so it rested in the crook of her left arm as she left the cavern.

[[ * By the breath of the dragons. ** Prepare to say farewell. ]]

Trinity was smiling, carrying her treasure closer towards the woods. What lay in the woods that was so important for her to get there she had no clue. As she was walking, though, the cove started flashing, she thought, though she had no idea how. Then, somebody's voice rang in her head. It was definately not out loud. It was simple. Hello. Trinity gasped. The surprise lasted for a moment. Then she shook her head and cleared her thoughts... Somebody had spoken to her. And they must be somewhere nearby, or so she hoped. She wondered if the person could actually read her thoughts as well. Just to test, because she wasn't sure, she thought out loud (well, if you can get my meaning there) And who might this be?