The clumsiest Trainee yet (Hyruu:Seyn)

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Kythe stretched out his long, limber, legs. He had just woken from his nap, and he needed a good stretch. The white dragon yawned as his scales began to turn a light color of pink. Today was his day, today he would get to learn so much. A smile broke across his face as Kythe returned to a normal stance. Seyn he thought, that sounds like a wonderful teacher! The pink across his body now slowly flowed to Gold, making his scales dazzling in the morning sunlight. Kythe was so excited for his Guardian training. He hadn't met his trainer yet, but that wouldn't stop him from getting pumped for it.

The dragon could barely contain his excitement at this point, and he started pacing on the jungle floor. He bound forward, running towards the training ground. He hadn't been paying attention to his tail however, (it seemed to have a mind of it's own) and he snagged it around one of his own legs. Kythe widened his eyes as the jungle grass approached his falling face at a rapid pace. His scales instantly switched to crimson as he landed with a loud thump.

Kythe sighed. It was long and drawn out, yet familiar to him as he did this a lot. The crimson dragon lay still for a few moments, cursing his clumsiness under his breath, before standing back up. He made sure to keep his tail out of the way, raising it up high behind him so it wouldn't be a problem. He dusted his chest off with his big paw and returned to his running to the training ground. Less excited, more embarrassed, it seemed.

((Oh I may have forgotten to mention that, Seyn is actually the Lightwing Semi-God. Yes that's quite a rank ^^
Also in case you want to check, I have the link to his sheet in my signature))

Seyn was in the training grounds, waiting for the new trainee to arrive. With the incident that recently happened, all guardians were rather busy, and none of them seemed to have the time to train a new one. This apparently didn't prevent them from claiming Seyn shouldn't lower himself to such common tasks. Pff, common tasks. It wasn't because he was a Semi-god that he should be treated like he was a deity.
... That suddenly sounded stupid.
Anyway, Seyn saw the trainee arrive. He didn't seem quite at ease, being already crimson red.
"Hello, Kythe. How are you today? Ready for your training?" he asked the younger dragon.

Oh.. my.. gods.. Kythe was utterly appauled by the sight of this magnificient Light Wing. He was going to be learning from a semi-god?! Incredible! He could learn so much more than he ever thought before. He kept walking until he reached the Guardian, stopping and bowing his head a bit as a sign of respect. The embarassing crimson from his scales faded slowly into an orange hue, betraying the dragon's excitement.

"I-I am ready for training!" Kythe spoke, keeping his head pointed towards the ground. "You must be Seyn! It is an honor to meet a semi-god and to be learning from one as well!" Kythe hoped he was showing the right amount of respect for this powerful being. Seyn didn't look too angry and the inferior dragon supposed he was doing quite well. "N-now, i'm pretty clumsy.. so I'll hope you'll forgive my many.. mistakes." Kythe sighed a bit, and tilted his head up to the dragon. "Where do we begin?" The smaller dragon smiled.

Seyn maintained his smile, refraining a sigh as Kythe began to bow to him for being a Semi-god. Gosh he hated that part.
"Let us just forget the formalities. I may be the Semi-god around here, but at the moment I am only a guardian and your trainer." the large dragon replied.
He couldn't help but chuckle as he noticed that the red in his scales took an orange hue, betraying his excitement at the idea to be trained. He seemed motivated, and that was a good point.
"First I need to assess your strengths. How would you define yourself? Sturdy fighter? Agile one? Fast, cunning, strong?" Seyn asked the trainee.

Kythe nodded to his new trainer. A semi-god that would rather not be admired for his godly-ness? Interesting, I need to know more. Seyn intrigued Kythe, and he stood up proud as he listed his strengths. "I would call myself a cunning fighter! Also particularly agile!" Kythe smiled, enjoying the boast, but trying to stay somewhat modest. "I-I mean, I'm not the best in combat, but I attempt to predict my combatants next move to counter them."

Seyn had a smile as the trainee started to boast himself, listing his strengths. It wasn't the most arrogant presentation he got, but a small bit of modesty would probably help this one not to underestimate his foes. But one thing at a time. This would come later.
"Those are both nice qualities. Well then let's see about the ability." the Golden dragon said.
With this words he raised his head, exposing his plated chest.
"Try to hit me. Don't worry, you won't hurt me. Just don't hit the wings or the head, these are sensible parts." he chuckled.

Kythe took a few steps back, gathering himself. Oh gods, he was going to try and strike a semi-god! The smaller dragon's eyes squinted slightly as he searched the dragon for any signs of tensing. Kythe shot forward in a diagonal motion, then quickly counter-stepped to quickly change direction. He flipped upside down and glided on his outstretched wings, aiming the back of his metal claw at Seyns chest, going for a hit, but near-to-no damage.

Seyn observed as Kythe launched an attack. The smaller dragon quickly dashed to the other direction, and then proceeded to make a rather extravagant stunt. Flipping upside down was maybe impressive, but also not really clever. While upside down, Kythe wouldn't have much room to react to an attack. Seyn swiftly sat on his rear, avoiding the hit, and brought his paw over the smaller dragon, pushing him back to the ground.
"It was nice until you started to flip upside down. A battle isn't a show. By doing that, not only you exposed your belly, but you also restrained your reactivity. I wouldn't have been fast enough to touch you if you just struck normally." he said, letting out a small puff.