Without realizing it, during his ga of tag and practice, Walker had gained the ability to learn and speak draconic language. He was sure that it was not the sa as when a proper dragon spoke it. However, he was finding it easier to understand the three dragon children while moving around.
He had assud it was the fact that he had a better understanding of how midnight communicated. Not that he had actually started to learn the language that the dragons were learning as they grew. "I didn't even realize I was speaking it, to be honest. But my skill did change so I guess…" Walker wasn't sure what to say.
"It only makes sense that you would learn it eventually. From what I understand, you read it perfectly fine when you t the keeper." Ventus to continue on with it like this was an everyday occurrence. She was not planning to focus on it much. "That may be the carriage you ntioned earlier."
Walker looked down to see a mass of dust being kicked up by the pure stallions pulling the carriages. They had been moving constantly getting to the border wall. He could already see Midnight's trying to jump in to the air from the top of the carriage.
"I will go down and get them. I assu your children will tell you about our little ga while you are gone." Walker caught on that the three dragons were already trying to get their mother's attention. Walker was curious as to why Ventus did not travel with her guardian or guardian's champion. It would have made more sense than bringing her children but that was a question for later.
The mont that Walker reached the sa spot as Midnight in the air, he felt that she was angry with him. She had not wanted him to run off. "I know you wanted to co but soone needed to stay with the carriage and make sure everyone made it here safe." The small sentence was able to appease her slightly. "But I will make it up to you. There are three of Ventus's children. They might be able to help you with your win elental breath attack." This seed to interest Midnight even more since she wanted to work on that move too. But it wasn't enough to wash away her feelings.
"Think you can fly that high? I can introduce you properly to them? You might be able to learn a little draconic language from them too." Midnight turned her head questioning Walker a little. She had just started to learn the human language and was making progress. How would she be able to learn draconic at the sa ti with the sa success?
Reaching the higher height that the wind dragons were was a tough challenge for Midnight. She was not as adept in flying and it would take her a lot of work. But it was a challenge she knew she needed. Not to ntion that Walker would be able to get her to the ground safely.
While Midnight climbed through the air, Ventus watched from the corner of her eye. She knew that Midnight was very young. So young that even if she was a wind dragon she would not be flying so well. The muscles that midnight had developed in her wings were much more powerful than any dragon her age. It was stunning.
"Itis good to see you again champion Midnight. These are my three children. They may be younger than you but you have a different grasp on your mana. Please take your ti with them." Ventus was not at all disrespectful. It impressed Walker how much she was understanding of the differences between Midnight and her children.
"I thought it would do Midnight well to et more younger dragons. She had been helping the hatchlings that Mordant and Ignus brought to Genesis. But that's still a little different. From what your children seem to be, they would get along well. Midnight doesn't have chances like this often."
There was an understanding that Ventus shared with Walker. Walker looked at Midnight as an extrely valuable mber of his family. This was exactly how Ventus thought of her children. They were not so other dragons. They were important figures that shaped her life.
"I believe eting fellow dragons of other affinities will broaden my children's views. It also allows them to have a little fin before they start learning a serious lesson about duty." This was the key to why Ventus brought her children with her. She wanted them to mature from this relationship with Walker as another royal dragon.
"I understand. Once it is ti I will stop relaxing. I will show them a royal dragon as it should be. Ignus and Mordant have already seen so of what I will do." Walker wanted to make a point and use the elental dragon aspect. Even for a mont would be enough to show Ventus his true feelings and respect for the dragon race.
"I would prefer that. Shall we stop to speak or would you like to remain here?" Ventus was sure that Walker would prefer the ground. She was used to the other dragons other than Ruse preferring to lower themselves to solid ground and speak. They didn't have villages like her that were on the highest mountains where she could fly at any movent.
"If you are more comfortable here I can maintain this. If you would like to go down to the ground, it might be easier for Midnight and your children to speak a little." Walker was watching Midnight and the children struggled to et each other's gaze. They were moving too much in the air.
"Then down we go." Ventus had respect for Walker's idea. She wanted her children to learn and Walker also focused on this.
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