<em>Oh, by all means, tomorrow.</em>Storm said, as he brought his head around to surround Lena and Karak, letting it drop to the sandy surface.  He closed his eyes, and found his own sleep.  Shortly after, Karak did the same.<br/><br/>The next morning, with the sun shining bright, Lena had found Karak reworking the pyre, preparing it for the next eveing, and Storm was in the lake, frollicking in the water, and singing a dragon's song of joy and contentment.<br/><br/>"Good morning!"  Karak said, as Lena awoke.  "How did you sleep?  Storm, as you can see, is bathing again.  He's like a human with his bathing habits, but personally..."  Karak leaned close to her, smiling.  "I think he's part fish.  That's the only thing that makes sense."<br/><br/>Karak returned to his pyre, chuckling as he did so.  Tonight's fire would be another grand affair, and with Storm's practiced guidance, there would be no risk of damage to her hut, or to the surrounding forrest.<br/><br/>"Please, join me for some breakfast?"  Karak asked, offering her more food.  "Storm's going to be a while, but when he returns, I'll teach you how to stay with hi as he flies.  He's a very safe dragon, and will make sure you don't fall off."