Kintla Flatlands Unconditional

Peregrine spoke from his heart and Osprey felt moved by the way he discarded her "selflesness and logic", how he declared, how much he loved her and that it would never change no matter the circumstances. It brought back memories - one by one - of all the similar ocasions, when either he or her had said the same things. When feeling down and sad, when lacking confidence, when standing before important, life-changing decisions, when feeling afraid.

Then there they were, small kids again that had snuck out in the forest during the nighttime and got hopelessly lost. And there was little Osprey, timid, whiny and unhappy, and there was Peregrine telling her that they had to find the dragon that would take them home eventually. How odd that several years later they were in the same situation again, yet everything was so much more complicated. When had life become this difficult? It was odd to look back and think that once the only thing you had to fear was MO or Aether's disapproval.

"Let's... let's find a dragon," she told him her voice thick with emotions. "And... and when we do, all will be fine again," she looked him in the eyes, pleading him to make her believe that everything would good in the end. There was not much he could help her now, but maybe he alone could give her hope again. Just the same way he had all those years ago.

ooc: this is not the ending - I would love to continue.