Post by Ember on May 19, 2010 19:15:25 GMT -5
Lesson Eleven:
Classroom: Rider Signing Test and Special Training; Mating Flights
Training Field: Formations up from Three to Nine; Riders Given Straight Flight Assignments Throughout Pern
-- In an effort to make weyrling lessons more interesting I've decided to skip some parts but please be aware that they did occur. Bolded parts are what we're doing, or going to be doing. --
Attendance:
Bronzeweyrling Cr'oph of Mavenath
Brownweyrling R'ven of Trilaranth
Blueweyrling Dy'shi of Chakraith
Blueweyrling L'nu of Paglieth
Blueweyrling J'naes of Barientoth *
Blueweyrling J'ash of Craivaruth
Blueweyrling K'lin of Picarth *
Greenweyrling Casta of Posilanth *
Greenweyrling Dyudahlii of Nemmalorith *
Greenweyrling Erilena of Feyrianth
Greenweyrling C'erc of Harmonyth
Greenweyrling Kiana of Tuelzanth *
Greenweyrling X'rx of Eveyth
Post count key: 1, 2, 3, 4+
*Inactive
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Iskierka eyed her class for a moment before turning them over to the doubtlessly expert care of Kalierre for the more...entertaining part of the lesson. Entertaining for her, at the very least. "Now, listen to Weyrdragonhealer Kalierre as she tells you about dragon mating Flights." The bluerider motioned towards the greenrider to take over and moved to perch on the edge of her desk as she looked at the weyrlings to watch for their reactions. She distinctly remembered her lesson on it and being equally amused at the reactions of her classmates.
She found it a bit too amusing for her own good though, so she clamped down on the emotion and forced most of it. There wasn't really a place for humour in her life, or so she had decided a while ago. She touched briefly on the mind of her blue to see how he was doing. He reported being completely fine. He had quickly forgotten his anger with her and was quite happy to be playing tag with the weyrling dragons while he waited. She let him do as he wanted since she'd actually managed to get him annoyed at her. She withdrew from his mind and continued to look at the class, finding something quite interesting.
Ioth was It. His current target was Feyrianth. He had noticed an interesting gust of wind earlier and was debating chasing the green towards it to give him the upper hand in catching her. The blue was almost too nice for his own good, though. He knew the green's troubles with flying as it was, she didn't need him deliberately trying to mess her up. Ioth bugled a small challenge and put on a sudden burst of speed to try and catch up to the green and tag her with his snout....
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Dy'shi had been doing his best in lessons, especially with tests, but he was suddenly at a loss when Iskierka told them they'd be learning about mating flights. Wasn't it simple? Green or gold (or Chakraith, maybe) flew; blue (Chakraith excepted), brown, or bronze chased. He didn't get why they had to go over anything more. He almost glanced at X'rx until he remembered that he didn't want to look at his friend just then. The boy was most definitely sulking. Not only had he been a little late to lessons but when he had arrived he's seen something he hadn't wanted to see.
Cr'oph had come to the lesson and X'rx was sitting with him. Dy was beginning to realize that would most likely always be the case. It didn't mean he would be happy with it, or even accept it right away. The fact was that Dy didn't like Cr'oph and he disliked the bronzeweyrling having any sway at all over X'rx. Okay, who was he kidding? He was just a jealous kid who wanted his 'older brother' all to himself. He glanced at Iskierka for a moment and noticed her looking at him. What? Something funny? Her gaze lingered a moment longer before flicking over to X'rx and Cr'oph.
She knew something was up. That was the only reason she'd do that, right? The boy blushed and briefly burried his face in his hands. Chakraith lent some of her support from where she rested outside, watching what siblings were playing with the teacher. She found it interesting that such an old dragon would be playing with weyrlings but she supposed it was good practice for some. She wasn't very interested in playing games of tag but she didn't mind watching them.
Classroom: Rider Signing Test and Special Training; Mating Flights
Training Field: Formations up from Three to Nine; Riders Given Straight Flight Assignments Throughout Pern
-- In an effort to make weyrling lessons more interesting I've decided to skip some parts but please be aware that they did occur. Bolded parts are what we're doing, or going to be doing. --
Attendance:
Bronzeweyrling Cr'oph of Mavenath
Brownweyrling R'ven of Trilaranth
Blueweyrling Dy'shi of Chakraith
Blueweyrling L'nu of Paglieth
Blueweyrling J'naes of Barientoth *
Blueweyrling J'ash of Craivaruth
Blueweyrling K'lin of Picarth *
Greenweyrling Casta of Posilanth *
Greenweyrling Dyudahlii of Nemmalorith *
Greenweyrling Erilena of Feyrianth
Greenweyrling C'erc of Harmonyth
Greenweyrling Kiana of Tuelzanth *
Greenweyrling X'rx of Eveyth
Post count key: 1, 2, 3, 4+
*Inactive
----
Iskierka eyed her class for a moment before turning them over to the doubtlessly expert care of Kalierre for the more...entertaining part of the lesson. Entertaining for her, at the very least. "Now, listen to Weyrdragonhealer Kalierre as she tells you about dragon mating Flights." The bluerider motioned towards the greenrider to take over and moved to perch on the edge of her desk as she looked at the weyrlings to watch for their reactions. She distinctly remembered her lesson on it and being equally amused at the reactions of her classmates.
She found it a bit too amusing for her own good though, so she clamped down on the emotion and forced most of it. There wasn't really a place for humour in her life, or so she had decided a while ago. She touched briefly on the mind of her blue to see how he was doing. He reported being completely fine. He had quickly forgotten his anger with her and was quite happy to be playing tag with the weyrling dragons while he waited. She let him do as he wanted since she'd actually managed to get him annoyed at her. She withdrew from his mind and continued to look at the class, finding something quite interesting.
Ioth was It. His current target was Feyrianth. He had noticed an interesting gust of wind earlier and was debating chasing the green towards it to give him the upper hand in catching her. The blue was almost too nice for his own good, though. He knew the green's troubles with flying as it was, she didn't need him deliberately trying to mess her up. Ioth bugled a small challenge and put on a sudden burst of speed to try and catch up to the green and tag her with his snout....
----
Dy'shi had been doing his best in lessons, especially with tests, but he was suddenly at a loss when Iskierka told them they'd be learning about mating flights. Wasn't it simple? Green or gold (or Chakraith, maybe) flew; blue (Chakraith excepted), brown, or bronze chased. He didn't get why they had to go over anything more. He almost glanced at X'rx until he remembered that he didn't want to look at his friend just then. The boy was most definitely sulking. Not only had he been a little late to lessons but when he had arrived he's seen something he hadn't wanted to see.
Cr'oph had come to the lesson and X'rx was sitting with him. Dy was beginning to realize that would most likely always be the case. It didn't mean he would be happy with it, or even accept it right away. The fact was that Dy didn't like Cr'oph and he disliked the bronzeweyrling having any sway at all over X'rx. Okay, who was he kidding? He was just a jealous kid who wanted his 'older brother' all to himself. He glanced at Iskierka for a moment and noticed her looking at him. What? Something funny? Her gaze lingered a moment longer before flicking over to X'rx and Cr'oph.
She knew something was up. That was the only reason she'd do that, right? The boy blushed and briefly burried his face in his hands. Chakraith lent some of her support from where she rested outside, watching what siblings were playing with the teacher. She found it interesting that such an old dragon would be playing with weyrlings but she supposed it was good practice for some. She wasn't very interested in playing games of tag but she didn't mind watching them.