144 Aella’s Night Part I: Amidst the Coulds.
“I finished fixing the wheel,” Mira brought the wheel with her. She found Aella and Roberta arguing and Arad and Geralt fighting in the back, “What are you doing?” She asked.
“Meat or greens?”
“Meat or greens?”
The two girls screamed at the same time, glaring at Mira.
Mira took a step back, staring at Aella and Roberta with confused faces, “Bread,”
The two girls stared at each other and then at Mira, “Bread?” Aella asked.
“Yeah, I won’t argue with you two,” She smiled, walking past them toward Gerald and Arad.
Gerald stared at the wheel, approaching Mira, looking at her face, “That was quick.” He said, smiling.
Mira tilted her head, sighing, “Did you think I would leave your wheel for last? I finished it so I can do my work.”
Gerald extended his hand, grabbing the wheel and exerting pressure on the edges. “Strudy job. How much do you ask?”
Mira extended her open palm, shaking her fingers, “I have to change the frame. Give me six silver coins, and we call it done,”
Gerald handed Mira the money, smiling, “Thanks for the help, young lady,” He stared at Roberta, “We need to move,”
Roberta jumped from the fence, patting her skirt, “Our goods won’t sell without us,” She glared at Arad and Aella.
“Our shop should be in the city center. Visit us before we leave next week.” She approached Aella, “I will send your order before the evening. They would ask for you by name.”
Arad looked at Aella with a puzzled face, “Did you order something?”
Roberta walked between Arad and Aella, “Arad,” She smiled, “You will know later.”
Roberta and Gerald left, and Mira returned to her. Aella looked at Arad, smiling, “I asked for something that could make it easier to have a baby. Roberta had this potion called Gracie’s spit that should help,”
“Is this something I shouldn’t know off?” Arad tilted his head.
“I don’t have a problem telling you. I’m also your slave, so I can’t hide it anyway.” Aella looked at Mira working on her bench, “She didn’t want others to hear us,”
Arad nodded. He understood. “It’s something only the two of us should know,”
“Yes, it’s between us.”
Arad and Aella returned to the house, helping the workers finish the last touches on the fences.
The workers and Mira left in the evening, they had finished their job, and Arad’s house is complete.
Arad sat on the front doorstep, staring at the sun blazing behind the clouds, ^My house is finally built,^
Thud! Aella sat beside Arad, leaning her head on his shoulder. “Those could be beautiful,” She pointed with her fingers at the god rays.
“Want to go see them?” Arad wrapped his arm around her shoulder, “I have wings,”
Aella turned her head with her eyes sparking, “You would?”
Arad scratched his head, “Not those clouds. They are above the city.” He stood, pointing toward the mountain, “We can see those,”
Arad then looked at Aella’s face, “Get ready, and bring a rope,”
Hearing Arad’s words, Aella found it harder to breathe. Her fingers trembled as she rushed inside the house.
“Bring something soft as well. A blanket would do,” Arad shouted.
Aella walked out, wearing adventuring clothes and holding the rope in her right hand. And an old rug in her left. She approached Arad, looking at her hands. “Why do we need those?”
Arad took the rope from her hand, “This is so you won’t fall.” He smiled, “And this is for you to sit on.” He pointed.
Aella looked at Arad for a moment, “Are you sure?”
“Of course. I don’t want you falling off. And my scales could hurt you.” Arad approached Aella, caressing her butt as his fingers slid between the mounds. “This place has work tonight. We can’t have it injured.
Aella looked away, her cheeks turning red. “Arad, we can leave this for tonight. I’m not ready,” She tried to back away, but Arad’s arms were stronger. “I didn’t wash myself yet. We worked the whole day.” Aella gasped, pushing at Arad’s chest.
Arad plunged his head into her bosom, taking a deep breath.
Aella gasped, pushing harder and trying to shove Arad away, “Arad, please.” She cried.
“You smell nice,” Arad took a second breath in her bosom, mumbling.
Aella stopped moving, looking at Arad’s hair on her chest. She combed his head with her finger, “Weren’t we going to the clouds? We still have a long way to walk.”
Arad smiled. Lifting Aella up. “I said I would take. I didn’t say anything about walking.”
Aella gasped, and the scenery shifted in front of her eyes. FLAP! FLAP! Her clothes flapped with the wind as she stared down. “AH!” She latched on Arad’s neck, seeing the ground far below them.
Arad smiled, “Hold to my neck,” He said. ZON! With [Void walk] Arad teleported to the sky, heading toward the mountain.
Aella stared down, feeling her spine tingle and her knees shaking. “Arad, we’re falling,” She cried, her nose shoved into his chest.
Arad laughed, “I didn’t open my wings,” He looked at her.
“Please put me on the ground. I can walk.” Aella cried, fighting her grip on his neck.𝚍ｏ𝚟𝚕.ｏｒｇ
Arad smiled, “I won’t land.” He replied, “I like it when you’re clinging to me.”
“Arad,” Aella cried, feeling Arad caress her butt and bosom. She wanted to move away. But couldn’t. Her heart started racing. An ember of heat rose in her chest. Her nose tingled as she started smelling Arad’s scent, staring at his chest.
“Let me down. I’m feeling strange.” Aella cried, and Arad grabbed her from the armpit, hugging her in a standing position.
Aella looked at Arad’s eyes, spotting the fire within. She closed her eyes, feeling his lips on her as they fell amidst the clouds.
“Aella, let go of me and fall,” Arad whispered in her ears. And she clung to his neck.
Aella stared into Arad’s eyes, feeling her heart pounding. She closed her eyes and relaxed her arms, falling from his grasp.
Arad smiled, flipping upside down with the rope and clothes in his hands. His eyes shifted as his body exploded into a full dragon.
Thud! Aella felt herself falling on something. She looked below her to see the shining scales of a dragon. Arad kept her stuck to his body with Gravity magic as he soared across the clouds. Roaring.
ROAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRR!