"Well, there may not be enough room any where else." 'Besides we can talk like this, so if I get to close to the ceiling, you can easily let me know, and if I need you to do something to help with balance, you will know, besides, you've ridden horses before, and that is half the battle. So maybe walking around with you on my back will help bring that back, and we can take it is near baby steps." Clara sighed and let him wrap his arm around her as she looked around the cave again. She was not too sure about flying in such an enclosed space but it did sound interesting. She leaned against Artimer lightly as she thought over their options and how learning how to fly would benefit her.<br/><br/>"It'll be fun." Clara just raised a brow and looked at him so he knew she thought that their definitions of fun are a lot different, "Fine... I suppose it would be something useful to learn but it has been a while since I have ridden a horse. You are also a lot bigger then a horse Art." She said with a light teasing smile and pulled away from him, "So how are we going to do this then?" She watched as he turned back into his larger dragon form and leaned down like he had at the river. She already knew what was comfortable when she was on him again.<br/><br/>She fit perfectly and had no trouble staying on him when he stood up and flexed his wings to make sure he did not hit her. She placed her hands on his frills again but she was barely gripping him now. There was no tension in her body or any signs of nervousness since she did not feel any at the moment. She trusted that he would not let her fall or hit the caves roof, 'I'm ready when you are Artimer." She was not afraid of heights though she had obviously never flown a day in her life since Dragons and the like where the only ones that she knew of that could fly and the war prevented such things from happening.<br/><br/>She realized that there was some serious trust for one to allow a dragon to fly with them on their back. A dragon would have every opportunity that it wanted to drop its rider from nauseating heights and splatter them on the ground below. She trusted Atrimer not to do that and had not even thought that he would ever think of it. He had been very protective of her so far but she didn't want him to have to protect her all the time. She was a trained soldier but she still had a lot to learn since she had failed to defeat the mage when he had sent that shadow after her. She had needed Artimer to save her and it had been a long time since she had had to call out for help. It was usually her subordinates that called out to her for help on the battle field.<br/><br/>She swore to herself at that moment that she would never allow herself to be captured like that again. She would rather her life end then to be violated by her enemies. She lightly patted the side of his neck as she waited for him to begin.