When worlds collide! (Part The Second)

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I got up slowly, rubbing my eyes. "Aunt Moonlight is probably trying to teach ou rchild how to howl again." I said. " Funny how she was the hardest one to get up and now that we have kids she's always up first."

ooc: I just realized something: We never decided ona gender or name for teh child. :\
 
OOC: I noticed that too, we'll have to talk about it through PM!
 
OOC: I just realised, I can post whenever I want becuase there's no such thing as having a charecter that can't do anything.

IC: Alzara finally got to the fight area, and she saw that the white dragon and Beladran were not in a very close fight and rom here she could see that the white dragon was just a bit bigger then Beladran. She dove down, mentally calling to Smaug for help, while slamming into the white one, knocking her off Beladran.
 
I felt Alzara's call, and instead of the mountain, I wavered off in the direction of a clearing, not flying as much as gliding now, but as a slight descent. A trick Dad had taught me as one of the first parts of learning how to fly. I would start slow, but I would continue to gain speed until something slowed me down, as I gradually continued towards the clearing. By the time I had gotten close enough to see what was going on, I was almost like a gigantic, dragon-shaped bullet.
 
At that moment, Beladran tried to jump the white dragon, but Toklata quickly dodged, instead clamping her jaws around Alzara's neck, making her helpless.

Toklata was absoloutly furious. two dragons had come into HER territory, and now they were fighting her. she had no choice but to try and kill them quickly..
 
<OOC>Mew-chan, do you mind if I take control of Treena back from Life of a Mage? She's kinda integral to Alderon's character.<OOC>

Alderon: I rubbed my eyes blearily, stretching and yawning. Being immortal (such as vampirism colud be considered such) didn't mean I didn't need sleep. I'd been up three days straight studying, trying to understand the strang influx of extradimensional items to Waterdeep, jewel of the Sword Coast. My first thoughts were to check the Pantheon of the Gods, perhaps Iluvatar had cast them out again, throwing the multiverse out of whack. No such luck. I checked then in the Abyss, questioning every major demon I knew of. Again, nothing. Lady Alustriel of Silverymoon knew nothing as well. Much as I hated to admit it, I was stumped. I needed to ask someone, anyone. Perhaps a few old friends. Dashing to the scrying mirror in my personal chamber, I activated the dweomer and called "Celeste! Donovan! Can you hear me? It's Alderon!"

Miz'Inthil: The sunlight almost blinded me, shining down on the surface patrol I was leading. Our drow eyes, so acclimated to the near-total darkness of Menzoberranzan were extremely photosensitive. The Matron Mothers had dispatched me to lead this patrol on investigation and scouting. Nothing seemed as it should be anymore, I didn't understand it. The rough maps we had of the area surrounding the tunnel we'd exited were now severly off. Too off. Something was wrong. I signaled a halt and flashed in the drow hand code Turn back. We'll report to the Council when we return. The company of warriors and a mage turned gratefully, heading back for the tunnel.
 
As I saw what happened, I sharply dived, landing a frew yards from the three, with a thud that was more of a boom, and shouted in a tone all-too-like that of my father. "That's enough! Back off, ALL OF YOU!!" I considered trying to use a spell to pull the two apart, but I wasn't anywhere as good as a ful-fledged mage, and now my studies would be slower with limited access to the library, so I may have to rely on my physical strength to pull them apart. Literally, if I had to.
 
Beladran backed off, looking at the two remaining fighters with conserned eyes.

Toklata was in too much rage to care. Her front claws tore at the dragon she had ahold of, creating long gashes. Finally, she shifted her weight to her back legs, usign her sheer strength to throw the dragon into a nearby group of trees.

Alzara didn't move. she was soaked in blood, and dizzy. she wasn't injured too badly though, but it looked like that would change, as the white dragon slowly gathered energy in her mouth..
 
I intervened, this was no time for my cautiosness to make me lose another of my family members, I had promised to take care of things. I shot a burst of flame at the white dragon, not sespecially hot, but the streamlined shape of it would make a buffing current of air, which should at least be enough to bring it to it's knees, if not stun it.
 
Toklata managed to sence the flame coming at her, and she re-directed her lighning strike, counteracting his attack with the heat form the lightning, which was effectivly just as hot as the sun, possibly even more so. She lowered herslef to all fours again, this time her whole attention was on the newcomer. "I take it that you're all family. how else would you all enter my territory in less than an hour." she finally said, though she made no move to strike, not yet at least.

Beledran slowly backed away, not wanting anything to do with the white one. it was obvious she was strong, but Beledran could sence she was startign to become exausted..
 
"Allie, Beldaran, you go. I can get away once I know you're safe." I said, not caring how much Alzara hated that name, I knew a transport spell, and even without it, I had become rather talented at shapeshifting into inatimate object. "You're right, and unless you want to fight, then let us leave in peace. I will defend my sisters." I said, walking in front of the white dragon, I could tell she was female. There was no bravado in my tone, only truth.
 
Beladran took to the air immediatly, though she didn't leave. She did not like the idea of leaving Smaug alone aginst the white dragon.

Alzara fought to her feet, though she found herself unable to fly. She looked at the white dragon with a pleading look, to leave her be until she could leave.

Toklata, for the most part, ignored the male, focusing on the female still on the ground. Finally, after a moment of desicion, she moved away, aiming to retreat back into the forest.
 
I stood my ground, letting the white dragon go. I didn't want any fights with her, though I would later have to find out how muchof the terratory she had taken as hers. I looked over at Alzara, and thought for a moment. Healing was one of my weakest points, I had focused almost entirely on shapeshifting, but I might be able to at least help her fly the distance to the mountain if I had to.
 
Alzara finally got into the air, and said "sheesh, talk aobut a fight. that dragon was not happy to see ANY of us." she had a slightly hard time flying, and didn't notice that there were some herbs now on her injuries.

beledran didn't seem to notice either, and siad "it's odd though. a young dragon defending a territory like that. she at least should have some help, from parents or even siblings."

Toklata watched from her hiding spot, waiting for them to leave. she glansed toward her collection of herbs that she had gotten to heal herself if she got hurt, though not the collection was a bit smaller. but she'd feel guilty if the female got infected, and the herbs would not only disinfect the area, but speed the healing..
 
"I have a feeling that she's more than she seems." I said, looking at Allie. "Look at your wounds, they've been treated." I said. This was unsettling, I hadn't even seen her do it. "When you get home, use dad's old detox generator, just in case. We don't know anything about her yet." I said, since I had no intention of going with them.
 
Alzara nodded, and took off, more than ready to collapse, though she was feeling considerably strenghtened already.She glansed back, wondering just who the white one was, and what exactly she was doing here..

Beledran looked between Alzara and Smaug, then finally decided to follow her sister, choosing to calm her and keep her down for a while.

Toklata watched the male with vauge intrest, soley for the reason he was still in MY territory, and he could get out easily. but I was too tired to make a big deal out of it..
 
I veered off from the others, and landed, waiting for a few moments when I was sure my sisters were out of earshot. "I'm being watched, right?" I called out, dad had told me a lot about dragon habits, so that I wouldn't be suprised by myself, or others, should I encounter them. "I just want to know how much is your territory, so this fiasco doesn't repeat itself." I added, hoping she would reply.
 
Toklata came out of hiding, deciding he was no threat. "quite a bit of the area. About from here to Suicune's mountain region. Logicly though, I shouldn't have any of this. My parents were killed three years ago by dragon-slayers." She said, glansing around. "I'm going to be forced out soon anyway. So I guess it won't matter."
 
"I can't speak for my sisters, and I don't mean to intrude on personal matters, but forced out sounds like something you don't have a choice in, and that I might be able to help you with." I said. I certainly didn't have anything to lose, without even a square foot of land that I could say was mine.
 
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