"Well, Ziam, it's a pity that Karasa didn't Impress," S'vil said to his turquoise as he leaned up against his hide. "I mean, I really would of liked for her to Impress. A green, maybe, that would of been awesome. Don't you think so?"
The Turquoise chuckeled softly. S'vil, I wish that you'd just go up to her and tell her that you like her. I mean, wouldn't it be alot less confusing that way? You people and your romances confuse me quite a bit..
S'vil sighed. "Well, Ziameth, I wish that it was that easy," He groaned. "I mean, Karasa trusts so few people, and even though we've been friends, I don't think that she'd trust me if I told her that. She'd be afraid that I was trying to trick her into something." Pausing for a moment, S'vil scratched Ziameth's eyeridges. "Which I'm not."
Do you think that she'd trust me? After all, she can hear all of us, you know, Ziameth said. I haven't spoken to her much, mainly because I'm not sure if you'd like me to. But S'vil, if you don't tell her that you like her, I'm afraid that I might be forced to do so!
"Ziameth!" S'vil cried. "Please don't do that, you don't know how embaressing that would be for me. I'm pretty sure that she liked F'gan, and what's not to like about him? He's a Searchrider, and everyone enjoys the company of Searchriders. Me? I'm just a regular old wingrider. There's nothing impressive about me."
The turquoise was outraged. You were good enough for me! And if any person thinks that you aren't good enough for them, then they don't deserve you! You are the best person ever, S'vil, and Karasa should like you. S'vil smiled up at his dragon Oh, and by the way, I just told her that you liked her, Ziameth added.
"ZIAMETH!"
