Joshua heard what Paul had said. He wasn't sure how to feel about all this. He turned to look at the dragons. He noticed one in particular, a purple dragon. It seemed to notice him too. It began slowly walking towards him he gulped.

A large, serpentine earth dragon walked near, while Lolita was frozen in fear

"When dabbling with dragons don't show them fear! It won't help ones that can easily lash out for example poison dragons and sometimes lava dragons. They have been known to get alarmed by the fear." Paul advised the two who looked fearful.

She nodded, and bowed. The dragon gave a gentle purr

Kiara

Kiara sat down, thinking of many ways to tame a dragon. A fully grown water dragon to be particular. She gave off a yawn, and out of boredom, she looked for someone to talk to.
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Double post.

Tam felt a presence and looked around. They saw nothing. Then a shadow fell over them and they looked up. A gorgeous dragon of a type they didn't recognize landed, vast wings folding and acting like legs, lacking a pair of hind legs, tail coiling up gracefully. She had bright blue markings on her grey wings, and when they held out their hand, she pressed her hand into it calmly.

Asala let the poison dragon near, venom burning away the grass. Then it, too, allowed her to be near, but it shied away and trilled when she tried to touch it. Glancing around, she was infuriated to noticed one kid had a moon dragon already with them, allowing contact. After a few moments, the poison dragon touched its grey, skeletal head to her hand cautiously.

A large shadow covered the sky. Paul knew who it was. He had to have called in a favor. The wingspan of the Dragon was almost twice the size of a normal one. It landed in the vast fields. A man sat upon it. "Hello!" Paul called out. He got a whistle as a response. It was an elegant moon dragon.

Lolita shook, and the dragon covered her protectively, softly growling

Tam glanced up. Like the new dragon, his had a huge wingspan, which she used to wrap them up. They grinned, gently touching the dragon.

Asala glared at the huge poison dragon, which scooped her up. His eyes were empty sockets with a ball of glowing red in them. Then it placed her on his back, spreading worn wings to fly straight up.