The ancient forest stood tall and regal in the morning mist. The mist that swirled and sprawled across the floor, snaking its' way into every nook and cranny that it could find. Weaving around thick, old trees and over twisted and gnarled roots. It clung low to the ground, swirling out the was with each step that was made in it only to quickly fill the void once the creature moved forward. It made no sound though you could hear whispers of twigs and mushy dead leaves underfoot, that were hidden beneath the mist.

As the sun grew higher in the rose-colored sky, birdsong slowly started to fill the air as the animals began to stir. The dense canopy barely let the soft morning light come throw, occasionally you can catch slivers of the sky. Which was slowly turning blue as the day ages, the sickly sweet smell of decomposing foliage hung in the air. With the shift of huge wings which stirred up the smell of the damp earth below. Bare feet could feel the damp earth, as it came up between toes. A rough hand brushed against the even rougher bark, a smile crossed the slender male's face. He enjoyed the fresh, crisp air, the feel of grass, and flowers beneath his feet. Unconsciously picking out the safe spots to walk at, enjoying the calming peace of the morning.

The dense forest soon opened up to a large glade that held a river going through the middle. The flowing river was so clear that you could see clear to the bottom, Able to make out every fish that swam through it. It appeared that it was shallower than it truly was. A pure white dragon came out into, she seemed happy as she bounded over to the river. "Yea, the cold water should help us to calm down." the gray-haired male contemplated to the creature as he followed after her, chuckling to himself.

He watched as she played joyously in the cool water, splashing it onto him. The male gave her a flat look as he pushed his now soaked gray hair back out of his equally gray eyes. "Come join me. The water is nice." The white dragon's melodic voice easily slipped through his mind as she continued to splash water towards him. Her muzzle open as if to make a sound but nothing came out, not even fire which was normal for most dragons. It was sad really, for a dragon being unable to roar or any such noise is like a bird unable to sing.

He easily strode over to her, stripping to his undergarments as he pulled a brush out so that he could start scrubbing her clean. "Remember, we are here to get you clean up and to calm down the urge to mate." he mused to her as he climbed onto her back to help clean her wings, not concerned or worried about any other dragons since this was mostly a remote place and tended to have nothing but female dragons around. Laila made a low thrumming noise, so low and soft that it was barely audible unless you placed your ear right onto her throat.

This was the third mating season that they have gone through, never having met a male dragon, they were not prepared for what a true mating entailed. It was not long before a roar shook the trees, scaring the birds away. Chance, the male human, frowned as he was helping Laila soak her fur. You can imagine the surprise on his face as a sapphire blue female dragon quickly flew past them, moving deeper into the woods. "Males!" the loud-soft voice yelled in his head, causing him to flinch.

The female dragon perked up, the burning desire flared up as if it was nothing but dying embers that found a fresh log to feed on. Excitement and anticipation grew inside of Laila, to the point it boiled over like a pot of water, into her rider. All because she smelled the musk, and the smoke of burnt wood. "Laila!" he cried, having to hold tight to her fur as she took off to see the first males she would have interacted with since she was just a child. Her rider cursed, as he clung to her back, her feathered wings driving her faster to the source of her desire that burned them both up from the deep inside. She soon hovered there in the air as she stared in amazement at the size of the rust colored dragon that came barreling towards them. Unable to see the blue male following behind him, she quickly dived out of the way before she tried to escape, realizing that he could harm her if he got a hold of her.