Hidden Power of Dragons

"Huh?" Kyra looked at Tsukiko. "Hey! Wait up!" She ran after her.

 

Tsukiko kept walking. "I must be alone for a while. Please leave me."

 

"let her be, she's got a few things to think over." Kata said, catching Kyra's arm to stop her from following Tsukiko. she couldn't help but smile alittle, Sorry m'lady, but sometimes shock is the teacher you need and you need to learn alot.

 

Tsukiko entered the training grounds and watched the soon-to-be-knights. I don't understand what's going on here....

 

Kata walked out of the forest and looked around, tapping her foot. "Well, I guess I can go for a ride now, and Haya probably needs a good run." she shook her head as her attentions turned to her horse, "those stable keepers don't understand how to let her run." she walked back to the stables and let herself in. "Hey Haya, want a run?" she grinned at the horse who wickered happily to see Kata again.

 

Kyra shrugged and walked away. "Why do I have the feeling something's not right?" she said to herself. She walked in the park at night. It seemed like her favorite place to be. She saw a big tree so she decided to climb up it. While she was up there, she fell asleep.

 

Aften watching the squires for a while, Tsukiko returned back to the castle. What a day...

 

Kata smiled at Haya. "Okay, hold on one moment. Let me get our sadle." she went to a corner of the stables where she always hid her 'special' sadle so it wouldn't get thrown out. Pulling it out she smiled, "No stirups, no bridle, just right for us Hill people, eh?" she asked Haya, who wickered again as if in agreement. "Well, let's go babe." she put the sadle over Haya and, in a practiced move, pulled herself up on the tall horse. She clicked her tounge once and Haya took off like a shot to the feild Kata had been in earlier.