A/N: Here's part two!
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The man led Aidan into the same tent the girl had entered earlier.
"You may sit down if you like," he declared gesturing to a stool in the corner. The man turned exited the tent. Aiadn turned and his gaze met the pale eyes of the girl.
"I knew you were going to be a rider just like me the moment I saw you," she whispered, "How did I know that?"
Aidan shrugged, "No clue."
"That's what I thought," she replied smugly.
"Your skin is so dark, where are you from?" Aidan asked.
The girl smiled, "I am from Surda, or more Aberon. If that is what you're wondering."
"Is it nice there?" Aidan wondered out loud. The girl looked at him, confused, "Oh! I mean Surda."
"If you think extreme heat, and lots of dust, then yes," she responded.
Aidan laughed, "Not really."
That time the girl laughed.
"What is your dragon's name?" Aidan inquired.
"Don't know, it hasn't told me yet."
"Wait, the dragon chooses it's own name?" Aidan cried, perplexed.
"Well yes. If you were a dragon would you want to be named something stupid like, sparkles
or fluffy?"
"Good point."
A loud crack from the trembling dragon egg in Aidan's arms ended their conversations.
"It seems your dragon egg is hatching faster then mine did," Nadja commented.
Aidan ignored the statement, transfixed by the shuddering egg in his hands.
"I'm Nadja, by the way."
"Aidan," he muttered.
"You may want to set the egg down on the ground and back away slowly," Nadja suggested, all ready backing up herself.
"Sounds smart," Aidan murmured, setting down the dragon egg and backing a few feet away. Just as he had reached the wall of the tent, cracks split down the shuddering egg.
With a final emphasized CRACK a slightly slimy scaled dragon egg broke through the shell of the egg. Pushing through rest of the shell the dragon's shimmering body followed. The dragon flopped out on to the floor. Shaking itself off, the dragon extended its wings and began to hop a a round on the floor, trying to air out its wings. Aidan heard the faint sound of Nadja giggling at the hopping dragon hatchling.
Crouching down Aidan reached out towards the young dragon. The dragon tilted it's head, examining Aidan's hand. Suddenly the dragon hatchling lunged forwards, it's snout ramming into Aidan's palm.
Aidan cried out as his entire arm was engulfed in a cold tingly sensation. It seemed to Aidan his entire arm was asleep.
Slowly Aidan returned from his daze. He glanced up at the tent's ceiling. Slowly Nadja's head appeared into his line of vision. "Need a hand?" She asked, her voice dangerously playful. She slipped her hands under his arms, pulling Aidan to his feet.
"Thanks," Aidan said, "But I could have got up myself."
"No problem," Nadja responded.
Aidan turned over his hand, examining the sheen rider's mark on his palm, "I really am a dragon rider," he cried.
"Almost unbelievable isn't it?" Nadja whispered.
" Very'"
The entrance flap to the tent was suddenly pulled open. Light pooled into the room, off setting the silhouette who stood in it.
"Shur'tugal Aidan, your family would like to see you," the silhouette said, as calm stone.
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A/N: Here's part two of the chapter Mistakes. I hope you guys enjoy! (I am so sorry about the two parted chapters. I'll try to never do that again. Again I am really sorry.)
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