Tis story is told from the perspective of H'vass, rider of bronze Liisoth. It takes place many years after F'lar and Lessa's adventures.
I stared down at Benden Weyr from my pertica, pesce persico on Liisoth's neck. The big bronze was circling lazily down for a landing. We were fresh out of the weyrling barracks, ready to sposta into a weyr of our own.
Someone had turned on a few lights in one of the empty weyrs. I was grateful for that, as it was growing quite dark up here. I was growing impatient for the landing, looking inoltrare, avanti to a steaming cup of klah, perfect for a rider fresh from between.
te need rest, Liisoth detto simply. It always bothered me when he started playing nurse, reporting everything that made me less than perfectly healthy to the women in the Lower Caves.
"I'm fine," I told Liisoth. "All I need is some hot klah. te shouldn't worry so much. It's giving te sores."
The sores are nothing to me. I can live through it, especially if we have to be on call.
With those words, Liisoth completed his descent into the Bowl of Benden Weyr. He landed on the ledge just outside our new weyr. I looked around. The wooden furniture was covered da soft blankets. There was a small heater successivo to Liisoth's couch. Lamps around the weyr provided a soft, steady glow, similar to the sun.
"All right, te oversized fuoco lizard, why would we be on call? There is no Thread. The last of it was destroyed years ago." I confronted the bronze once he was settled on his couch. His answer astounded me.
That is the end of Part 1 of my tale. Part 2 will surprise even the most die-hard Pern fan. All I can say is that some cycles will never end. Post a commento about this articolo and I'll post a special sneak peek at Part 2 on your wall!
I stared down at Benden Weyr from my pertica, pesce persico on Liisoth's neck. The big bronze was circling lazily down for a landing. We were fresh out of the weyrling barracks, ready to sposta into a weyr of our own.
Someone had turned on a few lights in one of the empty weyrs. I was grateful for that, as it was growing quite dark up here. I was growing impatient for the landing, looking inoltrare, avanti to a steaming cup of klah, perfect for a rider fresh from between.
te need rest, Liisoth detto simply. It always bothered me when he started playing nurse, reporting everything that made me less than perfectly healthy to the women in the Lower Caves.
"I'm fine," I told Liisoth. "All I need is some hot klah. te shouldn't worry so much. It's giving te sores."
The sores are nothing to me. I can live through it, especially if we have to be on call.
With those words, Liisoth completed his descent into the Bowl of Benden Weyr. He landed on the ledge just outside our new weyr. I looked around. The wooden furniture was covered da soft blankets. There was a small heater successivo to Liisoth's couch. Lamps around the weyr provided a soft, steady glow, similar to the sun.
"All right, te oversized fuoco lizard, why would we be on call? There is no Thread. The last of it was destroyed years ago." I confronted the bronze once he was settled on his couch. His answer astounded me.
That is the end of Part 1 of my tale. Part 2 will surprise even the most die-hard Pern fan. All I can say is that some cycles will never end. Post a commento about this articolo and I'll post a special sneak peek at Part 2 on your wall!
