Yarro tossed his newly be-horned head to make the station lights flicker off of them. I am bored of this place, and Kinya will be rising to mate soon...bondmine? Forgeron was too busy consumed deep in talk with his mate. The pair was discussing Kinya's rising at the moment as well. Yarro looked slightly put-off and went to lay next to his purple mate-to-be.

"I want to leave the station, Kinya and Yarro do as well!" Kasatka declared, gesturing toward the pair of dragons. "But...we have meaningful work here!" Forgeron huffed, one hand on the shining head of Tundra. Vrolo perched upon his shoulder and was contentedly asleep. He scoffed at the slumbering rukel. "Tundra is always on alert, why do you not protect your master?" But Vrolo just opened one eye and snorted. "We rukels do not have "masters". I stay with you because I choose too. At any time I could easily leave and never look back." He never would though, they were attached. "Don't you dare try to change the subject!" Kasatka cried, slapping her hand upon the table. Her own rukel, Analil, gave a small frightened jolt and recoiled around her neck, casting a frightened glance at Kinya before leaping off and flying to sanctuary with the purple.

I would like to leave the station, there are already plenty of females rising ahead of me. It would be a long wait. Kinya cut in for both her rider and Forgeron. Her rainbow-glowing spike cyborware shimmered as well of it's own accord, something Forgeron had scorned because if they were to be fighting in a dark situation, it's brilliance would give them away. He firmly believed that there would be some kind of something for them to fight against once they arrived at Draco's Inferno. "There is a frenzy going on at this place called Dou Pas, the pair could rise and chase there. Yarro would be the only one to catch Kinya, of course." Kasatka hastened to reassure her mate, seeing the dark look her was giving her. "I'd allow no other." Forgeron rumbled.

"Very well." he sighed. "We will go to this "Dou Pas" and participate in this "frenzy"." Kasatka gave a delighted cry and hugged her mate. "You never know, maybe we'll meet someone we know!"