JUMP IN: Dragons and Humans RP

Mysha seemed to read Drake's mind, smiling slightly and saying "It's just Beta and Zeta here. They're the only two I've actually ever come close to completing, well I actually completed Beta." Speaking of, the larger automaton moved to collect Zeta, holding him close as he waited for the others to lead the way out. Mysha seemed so much better already, smiling more than she had since she had been traveling. "Let's go get me a new brand, hm?" Hopefully they would do it without running into anyone, but she knew it wouldn't be that easy.

I don’t have any open characters, Protractor. Anyone else? Or maybe someone could create a character to rp with Protractor?)!

Drake nodded slowly in response to Mysha’s request. “Yes, lets head off then. The sooner we get there the more time exists until daybreak. Our best bet is to get out before dawn, cause that’s when the ful power of myself and Shard runs out.” He said, frowning a little. “If we get above the clouds, Shard and I can make it so we all fly in silence. But once we get to this sacred cave of yours who knows what could happen.” He said as he crossed his arms in thought.

Larkes boarded the large mechanical beast, still in awe of all his parts and gears and absolute magnificence. Once he found the proper place he settled down, got into the most comfortable position he could while still making sure he didn’t fall out, and he looked around from his new vantage point. “Well I guess this starts our new adventure!” Larkes said cheerfully.

(I would, but I can't think up anymore characters I can stay interested in rn, i tend to focus on one plot line in rps and might end up neglecting another if i take on multiple and i don't want to do that to you, Protractor :c)

Ma'ait looked over at Shard with a mischievous smile before her muscles seemed to grow a bit, expanding her form just a little. Tissue was a material, after all, but it was actually difficult to replicate so she couldn't grow too much. Just enough to comfortably carry her passengers, two of which weren't exactly light. "If you like, you can carry Zeta." She glanced behind herself, looking as Beta turned to look at Shard, as if he could understand what the dragons were saying. A shame he couldn't talk back to them though. Fingers tapping against the plating of Zeta, he just listened to see what Shard would decide.

Mysha looked over at the dragons, raising a brow as she wondered what they were discussing. She could tell it probably had to do with the weight of her cargo though, and she just watched for a minute, refraining from telling Ma'ait to take off just yet.

Mysha opened her mouth to respond, but her brows shot up when Drake was sent flying off of Shard's back. She reached her hand to swat at Beta, who's clicking had become uneven and high-pitched. Laughter.

Ma'ait might've laughed at such things too, but she had developed an almost shy look. So instead, she waited for Drake and Shard to get situated again. So Shard could carry Zeta, Beta had slid off of Ma'ait and cautiously set the husk down on the ground for the dragon to pick up before climbing back onto Ma'ait.

Mysha nodded before looking down at Ma'ait, who spread her wings and slowly rose into the sky, leaving Zeta for Shard to pick up. The dragoness rose into the air to a safe height where they wouldn't be immediately detected by others, and she did as told when Mysha directed her toward the cave. As she looked around, she noticed it was getting dark. That would be both good and bad once they got there. Sighing, she remained quiet for most of the trip.

The flight was on the shorter side before Mysha started to hear noise. Ah, so they were celebrating, but what though? For the main camp to be so many miles away still. Maybe the Chief found out his wife was carrying. Shrugging slightly, she simply looked as they neared their destination. Another cave, "protected" by two statues. Large canines with gaping jaws, staring downward at any approaching. Ma'ait touched down nearby, and Mysha hesitantly slid off, eyes averted from the stone dogs. This cave was also large enough to accommodate their dragons, but Mysha shook her head to Ma'ait and even Shard. It would be better for them to stand guard anyway. Looking at Drake, she said "You and Beta can come inside though... I'll need the defense."

Shard nodded slowly as Mysha instructed he and Ma’air to stay outside. He actually wanted some time alone with the female dragon. He smiled at Ma’ait and he sat down in a spot that wasn’t easily seen from the town, helping to ensure no one came looking.


Drake followed after Mysha as she led the way towards the cave, he too averting his gaze from the large dogs before they walked towards the cave. He didn’t speak, worried something might happen if he did.

Shard watched as his friend curled a little towards him and he smiled too, looking down as well but he slowly moved his tail to hers and wrapped their tails together a couple times.

Drake jumped as the fire illuminated the space and he watched Mysha. He left her to her choice, turning back towards the entrance. He slowly sat down, and began making symbols in the dust.

Shard smiled as Ma’ait leaned into him a bit and warbled happily to her as they kept watch. This was quite nice, the two of them being so close. He licked her head a few times before looking back over the landscape.


Drake continued to make symbols on the dusty ground. They would come into play whenever someone came to attack them. He turned to look over at Mysha, waiting to see what would happen.

Shard too saw the beast coming, knowing it from the completely white form it took. But tonight wouldn’t be a repeat of the last time their paths cross. He leaned over, licked Ma’Ait a few times, whispered a “be safe.” To her, and was gone in a vapor of what looked like pitch black smoke.


Drake heard something snap shut but didn’t turn to look. He had felt the presence of something with the essence of Light outside and knew it wouldn’t be long before something happened.

"Indeed! Into the world! You, my guide, I, your guardian!" His wings stretched, did a practice flap... and then with a few powerful bursts of movement, they soared into the air.

Larkes yelped as the dragon pumped his wings then shot into the air. “WWWWWOAAAAAHHHH!” Larkes yelled as he was buffered by the breeze from the two of them shooting skyward so fast.

Ma'ait tried to get behind the creature as he wrestled with the dark smoke. She tried to lunge and bite it, but she went straight through. Blinking, she tried something else. Bursting into flames, she spread out onto a writhing mass, and the light seemed to hiss at her. As the three fought, more shapes started moving through the trees, sneering and yelling insults at the two dragons.