Move out (Neverwinter)

Kale grumbled as he moved though his room in chibi form looking for his spellbook. "This is a bunch of ^$&%" The dragon mage muttered. Flux was walking past his room when the teen lost his temper and grabbed his television off the wall, ripping it from it's wires and smashed it onto the floor.

He saw Flux. "We are the majority; according to American laws on your world the majority rules. Why don't we take the tower by force and either imprison or make them leave?" Earth customs alluded Kale. He bared his fangs and punched his fist into his palm. He almost meant to go find Yang and Ravian and settle it by fighting them both himself. He could be the sense into them or them out of sense, either way would suffice to him.

Brave didn't want to leave his home. He liked being a Titan.

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Flux watched the young dragon pace back and forth stormily with an oddly detached sort of feeling as he groused and complained about the situation like someone had stolen his favorite locket. It was amusing really, in a fascinating kind of way, the teen sitting on his bed and listening to him calmly, fingers gripping the monk's band of prayer beads she'd earned in a previous adventure tightly in one fist.

"They're our friends, Kale. I mean, we're not stopping being Titans, we're just choosing not to smell what this Tiberius guy is shovelin', you know?" she said very calmly. The Television hadn't been smashed - a pseudopod she'd formed had caught the object mid-hurl and packed it calmly into a box with some of his movies and stuff. She barely noticed herself doing it.

"We're the ones leaving because it'd be no use defying this new regime in a known base of operations, would it? We'd get nabbed if we so much as buy a soda at the gas station, Kale - you could say that'd put a cramp in our style like a malevolent skin disease gives you a slight rash." she added, and smiled.

"So we leave, get a secret base, remain Titans, fix this bullcrap, beat up the badguys and chew bubblegum. Easy."

Kale got quiet. "I don't understands your specific speech pattern yet, but I can understand not wanting to hurt your kin." Kale got really quiet. "You're kind Flux; you spare your enemies but have a lot of power. You opened my eyes to a world of mercy I could never have gotten before."

Kale looked under the bed as he spoke, and finally was able to locate his spellbook. "If anything were to happen to you. I'd feel like I lost more than a comrade or ally..." Kale opened the book, and turned through the pages until he found the one he wanted and then began forming different hand signs. "I'd fee like I lost a dear friend." In the dragon world the concept of a friend only ran skin deep.

The dragon mage, scoffed at her concern. Whether it be Earth or Endor, men didn't show weakness. Kale was no exception to this rule. "Wounds like that can't harm me." Kale replied as he thumped his chest. "I am dragon born; my injuries are gone within moments as long as I devour more and more." An undeniable truth in actuality - if Kale ate he regained ability and healed from previous injuries...Even grave ones. 

"So don't worry about me," Kale said with a sad face. "I couldn't even face my kin if I let something so small stop me..." He grew still and quiet. Deep down, he had hoped Voromir was alive or could revive...But it was a childish desire in the end. He was alone in this world, and he needed to accept that fact.

Sentiment? 

Kale was being comforted. Yes, this was something humans did to relay empathy for eachother. Dragons gave accolades and care only when something was achieved, but humans cared even when the other did nothing. What an odd thing to do, and even more odd, Kale felt something wet in the corner of his eye. 

He touched his face and found his finger was wet, his cheek was also moist...Was he crying? The bravest Titan was shedding a tear while Flux held him, this was taboo for dragons, but Kale...Well kale was also part human. And something told him this too was ok. 

He slowly wrapped his hands around her waist and held her too.

Kale tried to hold the tears back, but this hug, it felt..it felt...just like his mothers embrace right before she sent him to the human world. The last time he would ever see her again.  During these memories more tears rolled down his cheek and then came to an abrupt halt when he realized what he was doing and pulled back from her.

"I will...I am...going to...I'll be ok." Kale said, not knowing what to do in this situation. Kale suddenly remembered an old movie and the two of them made eye contact...kale then leaned forward to kiss her. He hoped he had waited long enough.

WHAT!? Kale was confused. He frowned and wrinkled his nose. He had sworn the moment was right! Look her in the eyes. Check. Wait in lingered silence. Check. Have mutual respect and desire to be with each other. Check check. What had Kale done wrong?

He sighed as she giggled at him he and he was affectionately played with, but did not want to kiss him like he saw in the media. Earth customs still alluded him. With Jenny this had been the correct action, but not with Flux.

Kale seemed confused. Then pounded his fist into his palm as an imaginary light bulb illuminated overhead. "Oh!" Kale realized he hadn't done anything wrong, but that type of interaction didn't register well with Flux because of her past. That made total sense. Kale felt better now, his grasp on human interaction was still intact. "Understood." Kale said as he lifted his entire bed over his head and comically shoved into into the scroll, which was having a hard time sucking it all in. Kale pushed harder and jumped up and down on the furniture until it was absorbed, then wiped the sweat from his forehead. "Ok, that's everything."