O'Tall has been in front of his mother's cabin for at least... far too long!
He donned his handsome Black Dragons uniform.
He also wears his insignia as an officer and protector of the federation.
The badges indicating his various skills in magic, fencing and craftsmanship are also clearly visible...
The Tryker doesn't dare.
Suddenly, he remembers his fight against the Roy Kitin in the desert, and Kyky and Eo's words.
He tells himself that afterwards it won't be his meany that hurts him.
So he steps forward and through the door.
In his memories, the hut was larger, and at the back an old hominina in a pretty dress was preparing the meal.
A little surprised, she turns around, hesitates a little before recognizing the Tryker:
O'Tall! Yem toll an-tall! Yem ny-Leany!(*)
Here you are at last, it's just that the worries were beginning to get to me..."
The tryker between two ages examines the homin:
How strong you are, How handsome you are... My son!"
O'Tall sees pride and love in his mother's eyes.
He takes her in his arms, lifts her as if she weighed nothing and hides his tears of joy.
Come on, put Leany down before you wrinkle your beautiful uniform and the meal goes up in flames!
Take your place, I'll serve the meal."
O'Tall puts down his bag, then settles in.
He then notices that there are three plates...
He donned his handsome Black Dragons uniform.
He also wears his insignia as an officer and protector of the federation.
The badges indicating his various skills in magic, fencing and craftsmanship are also clearly visible...
The Tryker doesn't dare.
Suddenly, he remembers his fight against the Roy Kitin in the desert, and Kyky and Eo's words.
He tells himself that afterwards it won't be his meany that hurts him.
So he steps forward and through the door.
In his memories, the hut was larger, and at the back an old hominina in a pretty dress was preparing the meal.
A little surprised, she turns around, hesitates a little before recognizing the Tryker:
O'Tall! Yem toll an-tall! Yem ny-Leany!(*)
Here you are at last, it's just that the worries were beginning to get to me..."
The tryker between two ages examines the homin:
How strong you are, How handsome you are... My son!"
O'Tall sees pride and love in his mother's eyes.
He takes her in his arms, lifts her as if she weighed nothing and hides his tears of joy.
Come on, put Leany down before you wrinkle your beautiful uniform and the meal goes up in flames!
Take your place, I'll serve the meal."
O'Tall puts down his bag, then settles in.
He then notices that there are three plates...