"Of course we can. Since we've been in orbit around their world, we have made some changes to the main pods. The whole area where they can fly has been made quite a lot larger. If you saw it from the outside, you might not recognize the ship any more."
Viridia chuckled. "Well, show me sometime soon, I would not want to forget where we parked!"
She took a transport back to the Glenn. There, the young dragons in love flounced about and made her smile broadly. It was good that Wisdom had found his mate, they'd stay here until perhaps they had a clutch of eggs, and then ... then they would be off again? Well, they'd have to see. This world was very nice, indeed.
She looked up into the sky and saw a glint of their ship. She could never make it out from that distance, but the huge dome above the main body of the ship covered nearly all of it, now, like a curved lid above a fine meal dish. That amount of space nearly doubled their room inside the regular part of the ship again.
The immortal woman found a sign at the Glenn agency which indicated there would be dragons with eggs coming soon. She nodded to herself.
"Good. Then, perhaps we can 'marry off' that annoying Neres Storm..." She muttered to herself.
"Well, Taiji, I know you like the dragons, but don't you have other animals?"
"I do, but they're all grown up, and I know I can take care of this one. I have a lot of practice. You know I can raise a big friend like a dragon."
The tiny green-skinned girl-like woman smiled up at Viridia. There was very little this other immortal could do to stop her from finding an egg, was there? She was so sweet, and for thousands -- maybe hundreds of thousands -- of years they had developed a friendship.
"It will have to stay here," Viridia said holding her slate colored hands out, "in the flight zone."
"I know, but I'm right near the side entrance, and my other friends can help me keep it warm until it hatches..."
"I've heard they like shiny things," Viridia said, of the Glenn dragons.
"Only some of them! Some like fresh air, some do best in darkness, it's all up to the egg and who's inside it! I would give them everything they needed, and more, you know."
"I know, dear one, I know!"
Viridia looked at him and nodded.
"We will have to ask them, it's an exacting process you know."
"I know. I've been hoping that the steeds I used to breed on Zekira could have been more like the dragons here. They're a challenge to me now."
"You don't intend to ride them, do you?" Viridia asked, somewhat shocked.
"I would only ride one if they let me. And that," he said with a grin, "is very doubtful. At least, to hear Neres Storm yell about it."
Viridia rolled her eyes. Of COURSE Tresis had tried riding the black dragon. Naturally she was prevented from hearing about it first hand. That man!
"Anyway," Shuy said, interrupting Viridia's reverie, "I would love to see the eggs, at least. Now that I know what comes out of them, I want an idea of how much to prepare space for them."
"A lot," Viridia said, "apparently."
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"What we did was keep him up in my quarters for a while, and then finally he made his grand entrance. It was a good thing we came along. The others are happy with him, and I am always going to be pleased that I helped rescue a dragon like WindHowl."
Tiiraen nodded, and strode back to his quarters to check on his adopted dragonet.
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