Post by PhazonDragon on Jul 15, 2010 0:05:57 GMT -5
Though not particularly fond of the fact that the green was confined to her weyr for the last few sevendays of her pregnancy, Crucith did take full advantage of the service offered to her. On Pern, Crucith had been allowed to do what she wanted, without a care in the world for her unborn children. No one minded--and who wanted a dragonet from the green that wasn't in the right state of mind, so to speak. Not to mention that there were the golds to pop out healthy and perfect children. Why couldn't Crucith have a little fun harming her own?
Rocky Weyr was a different matter. Weyrwoman Faizah said otherwise. Same with the doctor. Crucith was not allowed to leave her weyr. She did earn the use of candidates though--candidates for her clutch (and that sharding green Jadavath's clutch) to cater to her every need. Under the radar, Z'volm had managed to pull in a few gullible and naïve candidates who though doing chores for the green would earn them a better spot at the hatching. A secret, underground operation, which Crucith was more than happy to endorse.
As such, Crucith was stuck in her weyr. She laid on her side on her bed, gravid belly extended and preventing her from lounging in a more comfortable position. Don't forget about the growing pain in her belly--as the pain spiked for a moment, Crucith growled, and rolled to stand up. I go, she commented simply, and waddled to the weyr ledge. The green spread her wings and took off in a controlled glide to the hatching sands. 'No strained flying' she was told. With a short laugh, Crucith beat her wings once, and angled downward to land on the sands.
Groaning, Z'volm fell forward to thump his forehead on the desk. He shifted in his seat, clamping his arms around his midsection. Crucith...! the greenrider moaned. Yeah. It was time. Stop that! Z'volm protested against Crucith's transversal of her pain along with the mental link. Of course, the rider pair took enjoyment from each other's pain, but Z'volm had to get down to the hatching sands to be with Crucith. At least let up I can get down there soon. Once that had happened, Z'volm didn't worry too much about his attire to rush out of his weyr, and through the hallways to the sands.
Don't take too long, the green mother commented dryly, landing on the warm sands with a skid. She kicked up a wave of sand that gently rolled over, and came to rest. Crucith growled, pacing on the sands. Jadavath's clutch was there--whether or not the other green was, she didn't care. Shuffling away from the green's chosen spot, Crucith picked out her own section of the sands for her eggs. She grunted, eyes spinning bright red shades, and began to dig holes for her eggs to rest in. The green had tried to block the pain from escaping over to Z'volm's side, but upon seeing Z'volm run shirtless onto the grounds, she let her pain travel. She crouched over the sand furrows, and waited for Z'volm to be by her side.
Entering the sands, Z'volm was immediately bombarded with his green's pain. "Crucith!" he hissed through clenched teeth. "Not funny!" Ignoring Jadavath, the greenrider was quick to be at Crucith's side, rubbing her foreleg affectionately. While anyone else this close was sure to missing a limb or two after a couple of seconds, Z'volm was sure that even in her rage, the green wouldn't harm Hers. She had yet to lay a single egg... The rider peered at the green's extended belly as it rippled with contractions. Though he should be compassionate and worried for his dragon, no complications looked to arise, and Z'volm gave himself a moment to take pleasure from the green's pain.
Hunched over, Crucith's head was low, and hovering eye-level. I'll show you pain, she chuckled, and scratched at ground, her claws digging up sand and making deep grooves. Seeth... The call for the father of the clutch was low and soft--unsure if Crucith wanted Seeth here yet. See-- Pain cut the green off as the first of her eggs struggled to enter the world. Crucith growled, stepping to the side, away from Z'volm's touch. She shuffled for a moment before pausing, grunting, and pushing. A soft, cream-colored egg slid out and landed on the sand with a low thump. Pleased at the single egg, Crucith twisted around to look at it, then half-bury it in the sand.
He felt inklings of the pain, but as Crucith lay her first egg, Z'volm was instantly glad all over again that he wasn't his dragon. "Good... Good..." he praised the green stepping over to her side again. "Are you going to call Seeth?" he had to ask, knowing that Sennia would probably come along as well. Wouldn't that make for awkward conversation...? Only if she bothered to talk to him--not that he cared. Her dragon did mate with his. Shouldn't he get a little recognition in return? Z'volm raised a hand to place it gingerly on Crucith's forearm. "I'm here," he whispered, rubbing the green's sweaty hide. "And no, I'm not going to leave, no matter how many times you tell me to put a shirt on," Z'volm protested quickly, making sure Crucith wouldn't have a chance to.
A low and gravely growl escaped Crucith's lips. Of course I'll call Seeth. The green lifted her head to let loose a thundering roar, surely keeping anyone awake. She had to choose the end of the day to have to clutch--no one was going to get any sleep if the green kept roaring like that. Seeth! Come see your children! Crucith beckoned before lowering her head to try to rest against the pain. And I don't care what you're wearing, Z'volm.
Rocky Weyr was a different matter. Weyrwoman Faizah said otherwise. Same with the doctor. Crucith was not allowed to leave her weyr. She did earn the use of candidates though--candidates for her clutch (and that sharding green Jadavath's clutch) to cater to her every need. Under the radar, Z'volm had managed to pull in a few gullible and naïve candidates who though doing chores for the green would earn them a better spot at the hatching. A secret, underground operation, which Crucith was more than happy to endorse.
As such, Crucith was stuck in her weyr. She laid on her side on her bed, gravid belly extended and preventing her from lounging in a more comfortable position. Don't forget about the growing pain in her belly--as the pain spiked for a moment, Crucith growled, and rolled to stand up. I go, she commented simply, and waddled to the weyr ledge. The green spread her wings and took off in a controlled glide to the hatching sands. 'No strained flying' she was told. With a short laugh, Crucith beat her wings once, and angled downward to land on the sands.
Groaning, Z'volm fell forward to thump his forehead on the desk. He shifted in his seat, clamping his arms around his midsection. Crucith...! the greenrider moaned. Yeah. It was time. Stop that! Z'volm protested against Crucith's transversal of her pain along with the mental link. Of course, the rider pair took enjoyment from each other's pain, but Z'volm had to get down to the hatching sands to be with Crucith. At least let up I can get down there soon. Once that had happened, Z'volm didn't worry too much about his attire to rush out of his weyr, and through the hallways to the sands.
Don't take too long, the green mother commented dryly, landing on the warm sands with a skid. She kicked up a wave of sand that gently rolled over, and came to rest. Crucith growled, pacing on the sands. Jadavath's clutch was there--whether or not the other green was, she didn't care. Shuffling away from the green's chosen spot, Crucith picked out her own section of the sands for her eggs. She grunted, eyes spinning bright red shades, and began to dig holes for her eggs to rest in. The green had tried to block the pain from escaping over to Z'volm's side, but upon seeing Z'volm run shirtless onto the grounds, she let her pain travel. She crouched over the sand furrows, and waited for Z'volm to be by her side.
Entering the sands, Z'volm was immediately bombarded with his green's pain. "Crucith!" he hissed through clenched teeth. "Not funny!" Ignoring Jadavath, the greenrider was quick to be at Crucith's side, rubbing her foreleg affectionately. While anyone else this close was sure to missing a limb or two after a couple of seconds, Z'volm was sure that even in her rage, the green wouldn't harm Hers. She had yet to lay a single egg... The rider peered at the green's extended belly as it rippled with contractions. Though he should be compassionate and worried for his dragon, no complications looked to arise, and Z'volm gave himself a moment to take pleasure from the green's pain.
Hunched over, Crucith's head was low, and hovering eye-level. I'll show you pain, she chuckled, and scratched at ground, her claws digging up sand and making deep grooves. Seeth... The call for the father of the clutch was low and soft--unsure if Crucith wanted Seeth here yet. See-- Pain cut the green off as the first of her eggs struggled to enter the world. Crucith growled, stepping to the side, away from Z'volm's touch. She shuffled for a moment before pausing, grunting, and pushing. A soft, cream-colored egg slid out and landed on the sand with a low thump. Pleased at the single egg, Crucith twisted around to look at it, then half-bury it in the sand.
He felt inklings of the pain, but as Crucith lay her first egg, Z'volm was instantly glad all over again that he wasn't his dragon. "Good... Good..." he praised the green stepping over to her side again. "Are you going to call Seeth?" he had to ask, knowing that Sennia would probably come along as well. Wouldn't that make for awkward conversation...? Only if she bothered to talk to him--not that he cared. Her dragon did mate with his. Shouldn't he get a little recognition in return? Z'volm raised a hand to place it gingerly on Crucith's forearm. "I'm here," he whispered, rubbing the green's sweaty hide. "And no, I'm not going to leave, no matter how many times you tell me to put a shirt on," Z'volm protested quickly, making sure Crucith wouldn't have a chance to.
A low and gravely growl escaped Crucith's lips. Of course I'll call Seeth. The green lifted her head to let loose a thundering roar, surely keeping anyone awake. She had to choose the end of the day to have to clutch--no one was going to get any sleep if the green kept roaring like that. Seeth! Come see your children! Crucith beckoned before lowering her head to try to rest against the pain. And I don't care what you're wearing, Z'volm.