Curious by nature, I had found out things about myself rather quickly.  My father had encouraged me all the while and with his love I began to blossom.  Each day a new adventure, with new things to discover.

One of my most recent discoveries was the fact I could fly!  Well, not in a traditional sense like my father.  I was not adorned with a set of skin taunt wings, but I found my way of air travel to be much less cumbersome in both the air and on the ground.  My long and slender body maneuvered through the air with ease, much like a fish to the sea.  

I was meant to be here, in the sky.

Today I found myself lost to the heavens, bounding from cloud to cloud until I was much farther than I had planned.  Looking to the horizon of the north I could still see the mountain tops of the Dale and so I do not worry that I am truly lost.  I would be home before father even knew I had wandered off.

My teal gaze falls to the sea of green below.  It looked warm and inviting so I decide to encroach upon the terrain and see what more I could discover today.

Leaping from invisible pedestal to pedestal I begin to descend from the blue skies.  The summer sun gleams off my pearled scales, illuminating me in a faux ethereal glow.  My golden clawed toes grasp the air in which I land before my powerful hindlegs send me to my next landing point until finally I reach the grassy plain.  

Landing with a soft thud I collect myself, allowing my gaze to sweep the vicinity.  Whether it was where I had land or the angle in which I stood, I did not see the other who occupies the same space as me, but a soft brushing of grass causes my long ears to flicker as I spin around to face whatever, or whoever, was making the noise.

Rising onto my hunches slightly, I twist at the sound of a voice. 

Hello.

My jade eyes focus on the other, quickly determining it is not a wild critter that was shuffling the grass.  "Oh, hello!" I say with a smile.  

Turning my entire body around to face the stranger more comfortably, I lower all four paws to the ground and pull myself a step closer.  "Sorry if I disturbed you," I add as I come to realize I may have landed in their way.  Nevertheless, I was here now and took the moment to introduce myself, "My names Cece."  My bright eyes blink as I watch the other for a moment, assessing his similar appearance and actions inquisitively.  I wonder for a moment how I had missed such a bright individual, especially their glow in the coming dusk.

I wait patiently for the others reply before complimenting their ethereal glint, "You look like the moon in the night sky."  There is no hint of ill meaning in the statement, and I quickly note the others wings.  They remind me of my fathers, though slightly different in texture, and so I ask in an excited tone, "Do you like to fly!?"