Dragon, Dragon, Where are the Dragons?[Finished]

[Rosey]

"You didn't give me a name dammit!" Rosey's hair turned red as she got more angry. She thought for second about what he said and realized that he was a dragon too. However, she still felt the need to cut him if he didn't answer her, even after she almost lost her life with that one dragon.

She held her sword higher, not even caring that he was holding his hands up away from his weapon. "Your name?"

[Hatulan]

"My name is Hatulan Pagtimbangin Sarili," he repeated, taking a slow and calculated step forward, and bowing at the waist once more, but deeper this time.
A quick step and he was inside the reach of her sword, his arm slashing forward and up, his hand grasping her wrist to force her swordpoint up and away from him.
"And you still have not given me your name..." he said cooly, smoothly, while gazing into her fiery eyes, their faces mere inches from each other.

[Rosey]

Rosey started to feel a bit uncomfortable with him being so close to her where she can feel his breath on her lips. She leaned back a bit and tried to get out of his grip which she found was surprisingly strong. Her face started to feel hot, and she was growing even more uncomfortable with each passing second he was in her face. She shook her head to try to gather herself, her red hair swooshing back and forth.

"Why don't you give me some space and maybe I'll give you my name." She glared at him.

[Hatulan]

Hatulan savored the scent of her, as her hair whipped across his face, back and forth.
"That seems reasonable," he murmured, his eyes looking into hers.
But rather than step back, he lingered, his one hand holding hers, the other having found its way around behind her back, holding her close, but not so close that her body touched his...

[Rosey]

Just as soon as his other hand reached around to her back, Rosey's cheeks started to match her eyes and hair. She didn't understand what was this guy trying to do but she didn't like it. Her heart started racing frantically and she could feel her body getting really warm. She shook her head and yelled.

"STOP IT!! Just stop whatever you're trying to do!"

She took her other hand that she realized that was free and went to do a palm attack for his face. Her wings appeared as she tried to wriggle out of his grip and she planted her foot in his face to push up off it. She did a flip in the air and came back with a rush attack when she touched the ground. She disappeared just as she got close to him and reappeared behind him to kick him which would knock him down on the ground. She stood over him with her sword pointed at him and glared at him.

"Just for that, I'm not giving you my goddamn name you shithead."

[Hatulan]

Hatulan felt the kick against his back and decided to humor her, allowing his knees to buckle and carry him forward onto the ground.
He rolled and, as he expected she might, she came to stand over him.
Just as planned, he thought, swinging his legs to sweep hers out from under her as she began to speak.
Pushing up from the groun with one arm, he rolled over on top of her, in an attempt to pin her to the ground.
"Now, now," he chided her, "this is not the way to begin a polite conversation."

[Rosey]

Rosey had the wind knocked out of her as her legs were swept from underneath her. She tried to get up but he quickly got on top of her pinning her to the ground. She frowned at him, but as she was looking into his eyes she started to feel uncomfortable again. She tossed her head about and kicked trying to get free but to no avail. She huffed as she laid there still thinking about how to get from under this guy. She thought to herself, how much of a dummy to have fallen for that trap.

She couldn't use her arms or her legs so the only thing she could do was to disappear. She did so and reappeared with her foot on top of his back, pressing him into the ground. She pointed her sword at him once more.

"Look here, I'm getting tired of your fuckin' tricks. If this is what scumbaggery is, I don't like it. Don't make me cut you dammit."

She swung her sword and it disappeared. "I don't have time to be messing around with you anyway. I have to find this dragon and make my pact complete." She turned around and started to walk away.

[Hatulan]

Hatulan, having witnessed her disappearing act before, didn't expect to be able to keep her immobilized for long.
He got up, dusted himself off and looked around for her, then moved to catch up, which was easy enough, given his longer stride.
"I wasn't messing around with you," he replied cordially, "I was trying to introduce myself."
"I generally don't draw my sword when I met people; why did you?"

[Rosey]

"Since when did people start introducing themselves in the way that you did, or is that something you dragons like to do? I drew my sword because you put your hands on me first. You think I'm just gonna let some strange guy come up and put his hands on me? You lucky that I wasn't in my 'kill first, ask questions' mood."

Rosey continued walking in whatever direction she was heading to get away from him. But she could see that he was keeping up with her pace with ease. Sighing, she feigned for a drink so badly right at this moment. His presence was starting to irritate her and she stopped to yell at him. "Quit following me you weirdo!"

[Hatulan]

"First off," he said patiently, "I was introducing myself when you decided to visit violence upon my kin."
"Drawing one's sword is not usually done without the intent to do harm or to intimidate," he said, conversationally.
"Since one does not usually charge another, in order to intimidate, I believed you had intended to strike my friend and mentor."
"Drawing my own sword seemed like it would have unnecessarily incited an escalation in violence, which your subsequent response to me appears to have proven prudent, in that regard."
He stopped when she stopped.
"Also, I am not a weirdo, I'm a dragon."
He smiled pleasantly at her.

[Rosey]

Rosey face turned red, only this time out of anger. "You..you..I hate you! You're bothering me! Stop it!" She wanted to hit him, she wanted to slap his smile off his face. But something told her not to and it frustrated her so. "I don't have to deal with your bullshit." She started shaking her fists and she stomped off hoping he wouldn't follow her.

[Hatulan]

"Hey, wait up," he said, though it didn't take long to catch up to her and match her pace.
"You said you're going to look for the fire element," he said, persistent in trying to strike up a conversation, "you wouldn't mind having a Dragon come along, would you?"

[Rosey]

Rosey was gonna quickly say no, but she thought about it, long and hard.

Do I really want this weird, annoying Dragon following me around bothering me? He might be able to help me find the dragon that weird looking guy mentioned.

"Do you know where this dragon that the weird guy talked about?"

[Hatulan]

"Perhaps," he replied, facetiously.
"Weren't you paying attention to what he said earlier?"
He shook his head, smiling.
"Dragons can detect the presence of other Dragons," he explained, "so if you're looking for one, it's only logical that a Dragon accompany you."

[Rosey]

Rosey sighed, she really didn't want him to tag along with him but it would make finding the dragon in question faster. The sooner she finds this dragon, the sooner she finds theye fire element to complete her pact with it.

"Fine, you can come along." She rolled her eyes, "But you better shut the hell up when I tell you to." She stopped and faced him, putting her hands on her hips.

[Draco Senex Prime]

If Draco's unique facial structure were capable of smiling, he would be. "Go my student, there are many detours in the path to our destiny, and we are often times separated from those we travel with. If it were meant for you to follow under my tutelage, then we shall cross paths soon, bit for now go as you please." Draco said in an encouraging voice, planting his words into Hatulan's head, already far off int he distance away from the young Dragon and Fae.

[Hatulan]

"That sounds equitable, my new traveling companion," Hatulan replied, jovially, to her.
"Where do you wish to head first, on this, possibly, most arduous journey?"
He cocked his head to the side, considering her in her most fetching stance yet, arching a quizzical eyebrow.
"You do have an idea where to start, don't you?"

[Rosey]

"Yes, to the Mythical Realm. That weirdo said that one of the possible locations of the Dragon of Fire would be in there." She looked at the path before then looked back him. She furrowed her brow, she didn't like the idea of having a travel companion, especially one that she found annoying.

"Come. Let us first go to a place where I can get pissed drunk. I need a drink right about now. If you're gonna be with me, I'm gonna need to be fuckin' smashed to deal with your presence." She started walking, not even bothering to wait for him. She knew that he would soon be at her heels anyway.

Pesky fucker.

[Hatulan]

Hatulan bowed, and in a few steps was once again pacing the diminutive young woman.
"Are you always this abrasive to those you meet," he inquired, casting a sidelong glance in her direction, " or only to Dragons?"
"If the latter, it might cause problems for you in the Mythical Realm."

[Rosey]

"No, only to dumbass people who put their hands on me. And you're a dumbass who just had to wrap his arms around me. I'm sure they're aren't that many dumbasses in the Mythical Realm and I'm sure that the Dragon of Fire isn't one either. Now shut up." She continued walking hoping that they'll run into a town soon so she could get her drinks. The sun was starting to set and sky was turning into a orange and red color making it look like it was on fire. So it'll be night, a perfect time to get drunk, pass out, and get up and continued her quest.