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@rose-colored-fancy

DENALI NO!!!! DON’T HURT HIM!!!!

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 I DON’T WANT TO BUT I HAVE TO SEE WHAT HAPPENS AND GAHHHHHHHH I’M DYING RIGHT NOWWWWWWWW

@irishcelticredflowercrown

glad to have you back! Lets see what fate has in store for Daire and Niarok teehee

Thankks! Glad to be back!!! HHEEEE I’m excited… XD

 

I gotta figure Niarok out again before I do the thing though… @rose-colored-fancy would you mind initiating and interaction between Niarok and Aydin? I need to get back into Niarok’s character and that would be so much easier if he was interacting with someone he’s interacted with before. 🙂

 

Niarok

Daire looked rather shocked as Niarok pulled him to his feet, almost like he was wondering how Niarok was so strong. You don’t want to know.

“There seems to be some variety of creature down there,” Niarok whispered.

Daire’s eyes lit up and he cocked his head. Niarok smirked. Wrong warning, I guess.

Daire stared at the dragon for a moment, his mouth working, eyes wide. “Mag-nificent. Would ya look at that,” he whispered. He stared, spellbound, before dragging his gaze back to Niarok.

“Was it you I collided with? My apologies. I was falling through darkness and I had no sense of direction whatsoever,” he said with a respectful bow of his head.

Niarok nodded back. “I was, but that’s alright. Keeps me on my toes.”

Daire smirked at him before his eyes caught on Yila and Evie. Niarok briefly wondered where Liorah had got to, but he was distracted when Daire said, “Well! I didn’t realize I would be graced with the presence of some lovely cailíní. May I ask for your names too?”

Yila glared at him.

Evie smiled warily. “Evelyn,” she said, taking a step forward. It reminded Niarok of Yila when she was tracking an enemy.

Evie was dangerous. Very dangerous.

Niarok decided she didn’t need much protection.

Daire looked completely flabbergasted by Evie despite the fact she was muddy and bedraggled. Although her brown hair and hazel eyes were pretty no matter how messy.

Yila wasn’t going to say anything. She usually just seriously injured anyone unwise enough to flirt with her. Niarok had been shocked when she didn’t seem to react the same way to Lorcan.

But Lorcan gave her another reason not to interact with Daire.

Niarok resisted the urge to sigh. Life was so much simpler as a doctor than an ex-assassin. Unfortunately, he was both.