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Fields of Mordor

"That seems rather useless, why not reduce it and fly with it altered?" he asked as he saw that as a better option.
"Well, I can always aim up high, and falling sideways, I go faster as I get along, and it's better because I can stop whenever I like with my gravity and go whatever speed I like."



"Not exactly if you know the circumstances" he said with a sigh at what he had to have happened for him to receive this power.
((Maybe if all the FT groups joined into one big one, it'd work better. I'm already in two. But I don't see that one more can hurt much more.))
"Well, I'm afraid I don't."
"Well, I'm afraid I don't."

"And i doubt you would want to" he said sliding his sword away quickly.
"Jeez, you're weird. It's the interesting ones that are fun to stick around before you have to mess them over. I'm no slutzy," he said, snorting, "I did have good parents."
"I wonder what a concupine is. Half porcupine, half concubine? Man, now I want one just to see what it looks like," he teased.

((ConcuPine, just saying. :D))
He grinned, his weird thoughts getting ahead of him. "So, off we go?"
He grinned, his weird thoughts getting ahead of him. "So, off we go?"
Elundar stompt loydly through the plains as he looked down at the ground. He usualy wondered what it must like being that small looking at his massivly big form. It was obvoiusly intimidating.
Meyanna the dragon relaxed and stretched out in the sun, her scales dull, but reddish in the misty light. Huge as she was, she looked more like a rock formation than a dragon, laying down.
Elundar once finally looking up saw this formation. He instantly knew what it was and what it was lacking. Which surprised him because of their distance. This intrigued and worried him at the same time. He went to it.
She moved, looking over. Holy wyrm, was that a guy? Somewhere around her size? Another giant dragon. And... Chances were the wings would draw him off. Time for premeditated self pity. She stood and cautiously walked the opposite direction, pretending not to see him. The scars on her back were painfully obvious.
Elunder peered into her back, and followed her for a bit in a state of curiosity. What had taken off her wings? Surely whatever it was is now gone.
She paused and turned completely about, which crushed a few hills and brought her nose to nose with him. There was an aggressive curiosity in her voice. "Who are you?"
" I am Elundar," he boomed proudly. Not backing his nose off, as if taking her aggression as an act of dominance, and he was not to be dominated.
She snorted in his face, like he was being silly, and turned about, her tail flicking his nose. "I am Meyanna." She really wished she had wings about now.
Elundar nodded for a moment as if to remember it. "Yes, Meyanna," Elundar said as his wings rose a bit, scaring off what few animals did try to stay. " What happened to your wings? I find it strange something could take them off. You are a bit larger than most of these things," he rumbled.
She turned right back at Elundar, glaring directly into his eyes. "Why should I have to answer to- to such a pipsqueak!"
" A pipsqueak? Ha! You couldn't even compare to my height with another thirteen thousand years!" He growled, pushing out his wings so he appeared even bigger.
She snarled, undoubtedly smaller without her wings. "That means nothing!" she snapped back at him. "You couldn't survive a year without wings!"
((Finished charrie yes))