“The water might be too hot for a while.” The dragon announced once he climbed off the pool. Reaching for his robes. Shoulders rolling Daeron pulled the fabric over his head. “I’m afraid if you don’t like it scalding you’ll have to wait.”
Blame fate. Blame luck. Blame Vaelan’s need to feel anything else but the cloy of his own home that he had decided to take the grip of his ardors to the luxury of the bathhouse—that he wasn’t even lost in what pleasures that he could find and yet there it was already, right in front of his eyes: if it wasn’t the majestic vision that is the Lord Adrahil. Surely what sullen and discerning displeasure that he always wore, he made up for the view that he offered; strong form proud and almost adorned with what jewels he deserved thanks to the scales that glistened along the might that he had honed and had been hewn on in by sunlight and water. All of which had made it way easier to offer a smile in greeting.
“------I pray that it wasn’t because you peed in it?” the tease rolled out softly, though it still held that













