Dragon Princess
she/her
22
Blackthorn City
Heterosexual
Priestess
Cadet
i used to dream in the dark of palisades park.
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Noelle Lane
Dragon boot camp [Mission]
POSTED ON Aug 8, 2019 1:00:53 GMT
Unrelenting with her decision to use the ever prideful garchomp, that bright-eyed look didn't falter as she merely gave a toothy grin and a thumbs up. She had this!
With the flash of a bright light, the mighty dragon revealed himself with a roar that certainly made a few of the students falter a bit. "Kanē," Noelle sweetly greeted the dragon-type. She reached forward to idly pat him on the arm a few times, "you still look as powerful as ever - seems like you've gotten even stronger since I last saw you!" She offered a cheeky grin to the pokemon before turning back to the crowd. Most seemed amazed at how...idly calm and collected she was with the fearsome creature who eluded an air of power.
"Like all pokemon, each dragon-type is different. However, most tend to be a bit...unruly. They're strong creatures, with lifespans that tend to outlast most. My dragonair, for example, has been around forever. She's a bit of a grandma, now that I think about it..." Previously serious expression trailing off in favor of her more goofy persona, she had to quickly shake her head and get her mind back on track...lest she start rambling, and ranting, about Odessa. "It helps immensely if you learn about the species of a dragon-type. Likes, dislikes, strengths, weaknesses...They'll all aid in growing closer to really getting to know and understand them. People within my clan have enough experience where a single look into even the most unruly dragon's eye, and they can understand it as though it's been there lifelong companion - think of that as a goal to achieve!" She smiled up at Kanē, ushering him closer, if just to let a hand rest upon the top of his head in a gentle pat.
"Garchomps are definitely one of the toughest of their typing. Excelling in most areas such as speed, power, and defense, they're extremely powerful. Unfortunately, most tend to be very hard to control, even if raised from an egg. They're prideful creatures who value one's strength and proper respect more than anything. Once a garchomp acknowledges you though, you won't find a dragon more willing to fight by your side, regardless of the challenge. With proper training and effort, they're fantastic pokemon. They tend to struggle in realizing their limits, and forging a bond with one is necessary. A garchomp that even its own trainer can't control is...dangerous. "
"But control isn't all about respect or whose stronger. Dragon-types tend to feel emotions extremely deep to those they consider their trainer. A bond formed with one, regardless how small, should be a genuine friendship if you want them to perform to their fullest. This goes for all dragons - for most pokemon, even." She took a little breath. This reminded her of her own youth, when she was taught the ways of being a dragon tamer. Of course, she'd never be as good with her words and teachings as the elder's were, but...well, she wasn't doing too bad of a job, right?
"Of course though, a strong-willed trainer is a big boon though! And until you can form a friendship, forging a mutual respect for one another is very important." She looked up at Kanē once more, staring the dragon-type into the eye as he returned the stare. To most, the exchange looked tense - if not a bit frightening. For Noelle though? It was perfectly fine. They were simply...ah...she thought of it as 'listening to one another's heart'. "Kanē, use dragon claw!" The abrupt command was followed by the air seemingly ripping into two as that dangerously sharp claw tore through it right over her head. Yet, she didn't flinch, and instead, smiled.
"Would any of you like to try giving him a command?" She asked the students, who seemed to grow a bit pale-faced.
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