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R'ku couldn't remember ever being this tired in his life. Fortunately, Zamazivanjeth had finally worn himself out, although he wasn't willing to call it a night and leave the party just yet. He knew that only too soon, they would have to leave because they were weyrlings with a schedule to keep (which he knew because His insisted on reminding him) and he wanted to eke out every last moment of the Feast that he could, even if he'd finally had to give up strutting in favor of lying in the most glamorous of poses beside his rider.

Said rider was leaned comfortably over in his seat, massaging behind the blue's headknobs while he surveyed the goings-on with blue-green eyes.

Zamazivanjeth had all but forgotten biting his sister's tail - or so he would have liked to pretend, if His had let him, but though Impression had briefly given him a pass, R'ku had in fact been quite bothered by such behavior. He never had liked bullies, and no matter how much he adored his dragon, he wasn't going to let things like that stand. They had, much to the blue's dismay, already discussed the incident, and he'd made it clear that he was to apologize if and when the opportunity presented itself. Still, the dragonet was reluctant, especially to lead with such a thing! As far as he was concerned, Tiomanth had brought it on herself when she'd tried to cuddle up with his rider.

So for the moment, he kept to a simple, warm, Sister, as though nothing had ever happened, even though he could feel R'ku's expectations upon him. Feh. All in due time!

Meanwhile, R'ku straightened, and inclined his head politely to the pair, with a warm smile for the little green in particular. "R'ku," he replied, "And Zamazivanjeth. It's a pleasure to meet you properly - especially you, my little friend."

A hint of orange crept into Zamazivanjeth's eyes at how happy His was to see Tiomanth, but R'ku soothed it away by leaning back down to stroke his head, and reminding him, If you hadn't been so busy fishing for attention elsewhere, she wouldn't have needed to keep me company, now would she have?

Huff! His was, alas, not wrong, and there was little argument to be made to the contrary, so he let it go and enjoyed his pets instead.