Taash Week, Day 1, Fire/Dragon @datvcompanionweeks
Taash x Rook (he/him)
vows
Fingers interwind lovingly, they bring his hand to their lips for a gentle kiss. In return, he tucks their hair behind their ear, reaching up to peck their forehead.
"May your passion always burn as bright as your fire."
"It burns the brightest for you." They say in quite voice, for his ears only. "I love you."
Taash Week, Day 5, Anger/Calm @datvcompanionweeks
Taash x Rook
experimental prose, pov rook
red
red is the color of fire
running through your veins
of the scorching sun above
red is the color of passion.
of your anger burning bright
of the sun warming us from above
red is the color of our love
the bold reclamation of all the hues that surround us
one cannot be without the other
just as we can't
and with your face between my palms,
it's like i'm holding the sun in my hands
Taash Week, Day 1, Fire/Dragon @datvcompanionweeks
Taash & Rook
Another dragon joins in the feast. Small beasts, climbing over each other in a race to eat the most, grumbling complaints and threats.
Taash sits down when they drop the last bit of the feed they brought, a slight smile on their lips. Rook settles beside them, glancing at the little pests before turning to Taash.
"Is this another pastime of yours?"
They chuckle lightly. "Rarely." One dragonling whinges at the others before giving up on the race, clambering to Taash's side. It drops on the ground like a cat, curling against their leg. They gently reach to touch the head of the dragon, drawing a line down its spine. It makes a purring sound, trembling in pleasure. "They are native to South. Rare that they show themselves."
"And here I thought you raised them. Look at how they took to you."
"They are like pests. They breed quickly. They get into places they shouldn't. But they are pretty friendly if they aren't hungry."
The both of them turn to the rest of the dragonlings at the sound of a hiss. Two dragons have grabbed a fish by its both endings, pulling and pushing to be the one to get it.
Taash sighs, reaching for the bag they've set aside for another fish.
"You have more?"
"This is the last one. I was keeping it for the loser."
They whistle to gather the dragons' attention, throwing the fish far from the rest. After a moment of pause, one of the dragonlings let the fish go to dive into the new one.
"They are very small... But they are still dragons."