Thread: An Empty Nest (N7Biotic & Spirit)

The feeling of the warm water surrounding her felt so new to her. With her scales, she couldn't feel as much as her mortal skin could. Every inch of her was unprotected and vulnerable to every sensation the water offered. The warmth was especially comforting. As a dragon, she had a preference for the heat. A cave inside of volcano was the ideal dream home that most never get to claim due to the fact volcanoes weren't common in this part of the world, but the warmth of the water was pleasant and relaxing nonetheless. For a moment, Casantiolth allowed herself to be slightly submerged in the water, only allowing part of her face enter the warm water before her legs gently kept her afloat. She closed her eyes and let out a relaxed hum as her body felt the stress of her days slowly fading away into peace. Casantiolth opened her eyes a bit hearing Sullivan's voice once again and smiled a bit underneath the water. Her eyes widened a bit more to hear he had been raised by a human. However, she wasn't too awfully surprised since she was about his age when the remaining dragons had to start going into hiding. She wanted to pay attention to the conversation, but her eyes trained on what she saw when he was floating on his back. Casantiolth could see most of his naked body, especially what laid between his legs. She had never seen a human male's cock before and at first, it was a bit strange to look at. It was similar to a male dragon's cock, but at the same time was so different. Nonetheless, there was a tingling sensation between her own legs just from the sight of it that she had never felt before. Then, she had grabbed him and made herself closer to him then before. Casantiolth chuckled a bit awkwardly, brushing a piece of her hair behind her pointed ear a bit shyly. I...just wasn't expecting it I guess. She blushed slightly due to embarrassment before trying to focus on Sullivan's story. Her smiled faded a bit to hear his human father passed, but unfortunately that how it was when you lived exceptionally long. I'm glad he got to show this place to you though. I couldn't think of a better place to be then here. The mountain, the lake, the trees, it's perfect. She smiled at him gently for a moment. Sullivan was a pleasant person to talk to, even if he turned out to be a mere mortal in truth, she wouldn't be upset, disappointed yes, but not upset. She couldn't remember having such nice conversations with anyone else. Casantiolth loved how he could share his thoughts with her, even if they were about nothing. She liked listening to him, even if it was about nothing. It was just nice having someone around. There was a strange feeling in her chest when she looked at him. She wasn't sure what it was, but it almost hurt, but also felt strangely good too. She gently touched his chest as though she was testing to see if he was really there or if he was just some hopeful delusion. Then her eyes met his and she stared into them for a moment before finally speaking up. Is it okay if I...try something? I see mortals do it a lot when they care about someone... She asked softly. Casantiolth leaned towards him and gently placed her lips on his. She closed her eyes and let herself feel the feeling of his lips on her's. Dragons didn't kiss their mates like mortals did, but nuzzled their muzzles. In a way, it was like kissing, but not quite the same either. It was nice to feel him so close to her, but she didn't want to make him very uncomfortable so she only let the kiss last for a few seconds before pulling away. Sorry if I upset you, I just...felt the need to do that. She tried to explain herself, finding it hard to have the want to push herself away from him.