Momentary lapse of heart.... {Elessar/Derek}

[Seven]

Ehtyriath gave a little hiss of irritation. Noraali was choosing not to go out today. She was choosing to soak in the baths, her records unfinished. She was discouraged again. She always tried her hardest but there was still so much to do. And there was still so much more to be done. And then there was the fact that htey wanted her to come back. And why was that? Mine, don't forget the meeting you have with N'tal. He should be here any minute and all you're doing is sitting in your private baths! How inappropriate! I shan't save you!

She was quiet and unresponsive to her dragon, which made Ehtyriath snarl in irritation. HEr rider was being... so.... so... unlike herself today! I need a break! She let herself sink al ittle lower into hte warm water. Can't you tell the bronze that he and his rider can come by another day. The gold snorted. Of course she wasn't going to do that!

I'll just let him find you in the baths then, shall I? was all that she said before she placed herself near the edge of her ledge and let the sun hit her very orange-gold hide. The brighter gold highlights shown in the sunlight and the old-gold and ever so slightly yellow-green gold markings stood out against the rest of her hide. She couldn't wait for her next flight. It would be glorious. More so than her last even. She shook out her wings as she stretched before settling back.

Noraali didn't really pay her dragon much attention, emerging from the baths slowly and wrapping herself in a towel, her hair down, hanging wet down her back as she walked over to look for some clothing. She wasn't going to worry about decorum and the like today. She was going to take a bit of a break. Be a person for once. Instead of an idea. Ideas got lonely. No matter how important they were. A person... a person could have company.

Dress quickly. He will be here soon.

Noraali hardly listened to Ehtyriath today, though she loved her dragon, she was a controlling and irritating mosto fo the time... today being one of those times in Noraali's opinion.