Dragon of Blood and Fire, PG-13, fragment
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tygati mentioned this story and I thought, "Why not? Writing about the shit beginning to hit the fan will be a good distraction."
And so I did.
The friendship between warrior Ilhuiti and the dragon Eztilinhuica was kept hidden from the other warriors of the Sun God. There was no intentional deceit on the part of Eztilinhuica. He did not talk with the warriors of the Sun God. Ilhuiti was the only exception.
Ilhuiti was never asked whether he spoke with the dragon and he never volunteered the information. In his heart, he suspected that he had somehow broken his oaths. It was his duty to keep the dragon from destroying the land. He was doing that, but not in the way the Sun God intended.
The more Ilhuiti talked - the more he listened - the more he realized that the dragon Eztilinhuica was alone. Not lonely, but alone. Without friends. Without family. Without even a companion. Alone.
A warrior did not ignore those in need. A warrior aided in any way he could, or if he could do nothing, asked for aid from others in the name of those who needed. Ilhuiti could not turn his back on the dragon Eztilinhuica.
It is not known whether the other warriors of the Sun God suspected. Perhaps they did. Perhaps they didn't. What is known is that they soon discovered undeniable proof that the warrior Ilhuit and the dragon Eztilinhuica had a relationship.
One night under the stars, the warrior Ilhuit and the dragon Eztilinhuica were talking. What was said is not known. What is known is that the warrior Ilhuiti laid his head against Eztilinhuica's. It was an intimate moment silhouetted against the full moon.
Another of the warriors of the Sun God saw this, and thought that Ilhuiti had betrayed them.
tygati mentioned this story and I thought, "Why not? Writing about the shit beginning to hit the fan will be a good distraction."And so I did.
The friendship between warrior Ilhuiti and the dragon Eztilinhuica was kept hidden from the other warriors of the Sun God. There was no intentional deceit on the part of Eztilinhuica. He did not talk with the warriors of the Sun God. Ilhuiti was the only exception.
Ilhuiti was never asked whether he spoke with the dragon and he never volunteered the information. In his heart, he suspected that he had somehow broken his oaths. It was his duty to keep the dragon from destroying the land. He was doing that, but not in the way the Sun God intended.
The more Ilhuiti talked - the more he listened - the more he realized that the dragon Eztilinhuica was alone. Not lonely, but alone. Without friends. Without family. Without even a companion. Alone.
A warrior did not ignore those in need. A warrior aided in any way he could, or if he could do nothing, asked for aid from others in the name of those who needed. Ilhuiti could not turn his back on the dragon Eztilinhuica.
It is not known whether the other warriors of the Sun God suspected. Perhaps they did. Perhaps they didn't. What is known is that they soon discovered undeniable proof that the warrior Ilhuit and the dragon Eztilinhuica had a relationship.
One night under the stars, the warrior Ilhuit and the dragon Eztilinhuica were talking. What was said is not known. What is known is that the warrior Ilhuiti laid his head against Eztilinhuica's. It was an intimate moment silhouetted against the full moon.
Another of the warriors of the Sun God saw this, and thought that Ilhuiti had betrayed them.
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Date: 7/29/07 11:33 pm (UTC)Though, it is not as if we don't know it will work out. At least that part. I want to get on to the dragon's conversation with whathisface. ^_^
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