04-12-2016, 12:12 AM
Ceral liked to pretend he didn't know why he was here because it was amusing. His owner had told him straight off the bat why he had been put into this facility, and Ceral had stared, laughed, and promptly gotten in trouble but it was worth it to see the look on his master's face. Cave dwellers probably weren't the best kind of dragon to breed with in terms of usefulness. Sure, they were pretty and curious creatures, but they were also terribly lazy (hence why Ceral was basking in everything currently just being given to him and hated getting stuff by himself) and wouldn't make for a good pet, or whatever the deal was, in the end. He supposed with strict training their demeanor could possibly be changed, but Ceral couldn't see himself changing anytime soon for anyone, not even for these dragons in the enclosure he was with. He'd been trying to figure up ways of getting out of here. He couldn't fly, and the walls were obviously an obstruction, but he half wondered if he could dig his way out..?
He'd look into it eventually. Unless the walls went through the earth some degree, surely he could dig his way out if he wanted, right? Ceral's focus shifted when he caught sight of one of the dragons exit the cave, and his sharp eyes blinked with interest at the large figure. Ceral didn't even know how the poor guy could function. Even if he were to ever give into the whole clutch thing himself, Ceral didn't see himself giving up the eggs or kits easily. He hadn't a clue as to how long he was supposed to be here, and was now thinking about how many times some of the carriers here might have already previously been bred in the past.
Pursing his lips, Ceral straightened from his spot under the bush, shuffling out and stopping a few feet away from the other. "Hi..." he said nervously, unsure of how to properly greet. He'd wanted to play with Ivy cause he'd been bored, but actually introducing himself like this was a bit awkward. "I saw you and um... the other two, yesterday. Figured I'd come over?" Cool, that sounded friendly enough.
He'd look into it eventually. Unless the walls went through the earth some degree, surely he could dig his way out if he wanted, right? Ceral's focus shifted when he caught sight of one of the dragons exit the cave, and his sharp eyes blinked with interest at the large figure. Ceral didn't even know how the poor guy could function. Even if he were to ever give into the whole clutch thing himself, Ceral didn't see himself giving up the eggs or kits easily. He hadn't a clue as to how long he was supposed to be here, and was now thinking about how many times some of the carriers here might have already previously been bred in the past.
Pursing his lips, Ceral straightened from his spot under the bush, shuffling out and stopping a few feet away from the other. "Hi..." he said nervously, unsure of how to properly greet. He'd wanted to play with Ivy cause he'd been bored, but actually introducing himself like this was a bit awkward. "I saw you and um... the other two, yesterday. Figured I'd come over?" Cool, that sounded friendly enough.