Recent content by Nadya

She was cold and angry. Tired and frustrated. Nadya didn't want to have this conversation with him ever, but he had shown her kindness when she didn't deserve it. It wasn't until he had left her alone that she realised arguing with him had fueled her blood and kept her warm. Without his...

Catching the towel had pained her. It seemed her entire body was waking up to overall pain, the scrapes and bumps she endured all rising to the surface. The cot was stiff at her back and all she could manage was to wipe her face. She didn't say anything at first, angry and stubborn, because he...

Nadya was used to many injuries, and broken bones too, but nothing hurt as much as it had when Cullen held her close. What may have been an iron grip around her to keep her steady, Nadya could not help but notice the embrace and the way he cradled her against him with such careful strength. She...

She knew him well enough that he was as stubborn as her, and that she was in no position to truly fight him on this. Nadya hated that she winced and hissed at the sharp pains she felt as Cullen lifted her. It was enough to widen her eyes, catching sight of him. And the sudden rush of simply...

Pain and the inability to move. The inability to draw a full breath. She knew it was all dark around her, that she was in the shadow of her dragon. That was the surest thing she knew to be right about. The bond was that strong that Nadya knew Kalyss was still in pain and here to guard over...

She was panicking. Kalyss overwhelmed her with is pain and might to forget it, but the wound was hard for him to ignore when it disrupted his flight. Lightning struck again, and again, and she almost did not realise that storm looming ahead was now funneling down to envelop a second dragon...

"Arguing?" She blinked, her head snapping back at him after she had lifted her head to try and spy for the signs of the Morays. "Is that what that sound is?" It had sounded like a bird. Nadya was about to feel embarrassed for not knowing, but caught herself. This was why she was here. To...

Nadya grinned, lifting her cup for someone to fill for her. She thanked them, bowing her head as a sign to communicate with them as not all understood Thanasian. Clinking her drink to Tal's, she raised her brows, drinking the second drink in it's entirety. With her third, Nadya would not be so...

Nadya was excellent at hiding her feelings, at holding up the act of being aloof and indifferent even after spending intimate time with someone. She prided herself on being able to easily step back into the role of being a Squad Leader, or even now as Wing Leader. But that meant nothing out...

Lightning used to scare her, strike within her a mortal fear of being so close to death. Even as she started to learn how to fly on her dragon, being with the storm used to frighten her. She used to scream, cry, and get caught up in breathing with panic. It took her nearly a year to trust the...

Nadya watched as minutes after Cullen and Meala took flight, the cloud parted unwillingly to allow two dragons to descend back to the earth. The air charged as Kalyss' wings levelled put before landing, turning his head to his rider and lowered himself to give her a hand. His scales were cold...

Nadya had bitten her lip to keep from speaking, or even engaging with Cullen and his curt words. She caught Hannon's stare and the other rider's, but the tent fell into a quiet after Cullen made his exit. She shook her head at them as the other rider moved to speak. "The storm is carrying...

Nadya knew these patrol areas. She had manned them when she had been a cadet, alongside many others in her squad that no longer took to the skies. It was back in a time Thagretis were highly active in finding weaknesses in their defenses, and many fatalities came about to hold the line. Now...

She knew he was there, beside her. If his familiar stature and presence didn't give him away, it was his voice she hadn't expected to hear. It still had a way of wrapping around her as if nothing had ever become devastating between them. For months she had forgotten as best she could about him...

The camps were nothing new despite it only existing a few short months. The atmosphere was like any other she had visited. Except this camp, somewhere, was Cullen. Nadya knew time and distance had not healed between them, not when she had done something to sever his trust in her... if he didn't...