Nathan's jaw dropped bobbed in the water speechlessly. Now he saw the fire the Dragon's eyes, and at that moment before he even stepped toward the cliff knew he had struck a cord.... "God, I hope dragons can swim," he prayed, as the young fledgling went lumbering toward the edge howling at the top of its little lungs. It might have been funny if it wasn't for that moment, he realized the Dragon was going to land on top of him. He cursed as frantically flailed his arms and legs to get out from underneath Borial shadow!<br/><br/>There was a loud splash! Nathan turned and panicked when all he saw was bubbles and white frothy water. The color in Nathan's face drained and his proud grin fell, "OH Fates! I killed it!" he gasped in horror.<br/><br/>Just as he was about to behind trying to clear away the sea foam and begin to sure Borial Limb body. A glisten black scaly body shimmered in the sunlight as it came bursting up out of the swells!<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic"> â€œCare to call me a coward once more? I am still hungry, I could reconsider eating you, you know?â€</span><br/><br/>Nathan shook his head and used his hand to throw water at Borial's face. "Screamed like a girl the entire way down, lizard lips!" he guffawed. Swam aways so he could swipe at him. "Jumping was easy part Fledgling! Now we have find food!" he chuckled. And then gestured with his head, "The beach is this way, there is a fresh water run off, and if we are lucky, we might catch the salmon run. They are usually spawnig this time of year," he explained and then turned into the water and continued to swim. Until finally they came into a tiny little pebbly cove where, just as he had promised was fresh water and a Joyous abundance of red salmon fighting their way up the current! There were so many fish that it seemed like you could walk on the water.... Nathan turned looking for the dragon.<br/><br/>"Save one for me," he chuckled, as he lumbered onto shore...and glanced down at his empty quiver....and realized that he had lost all his arrow during the swim.