An Unsung Past (Open to All)

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Wake laid in his cave, resting after getting a good catch of fish and a deer. As a lone Rouge, the wyvern didn't get many chances to rest, though the hyperactive dragon didn't really enjoy resting. Wake began to shut his eyes for a nap. He may have feared humans, but he knew they couldn't get to him here. His den was in a sea cliff that was only feet from high tide, and with no beach below it. No way a human could a human could get into the den. Only a dragon could ever get to the opening, though none taller then 60'. And with that thought, Wake finally began to sleep. However, unknown to the wyvern, someone from his past looked from above.

The man, apparently an archer of some kind, looked down the cliff side. He began to rethink this. Is this really a good idea. The wyvern was barely out of being a hatchling when it happened. He probably has more fear then the older dragons would, but I need help. And the only dragon nearby that would have any trust of me...if he even remembers me. The human then looked to the sky. If other dragons showed up, talking his way out of the situation wouldn't be easy. The human quickly planted a stake in ground, and began to climb down, praying that if a dragon showed up they would be willing to listen.

Wake watched carefully, noticing the Manticore's wince when he mentioned the beheading part. Well at least he has a conscience. The he watched as Servius released the human, letting him fall! The wyvern's horns frilled out as he quickly went to dive for him, but not before letting his tail whip the big cat in the face.

It only took moment for the bipedal dragon to reach the human, using his feet to capture him. The human the yelled the the dragon. "He's coming!" Wake turned his head to see Servius coming, and decided to play a game of chicken with the Manticore and the ground.

He continued towards the ground at full speed, knowing when he could pull up. Then, at 1000 ft from the ground, he slowly pulled up in a swooping maneuver, as apposed to a sharp pull up. He will finally be horizontal at 100 ft from the ground.