Jax laughed. "Wait till you try wave skipping with a Bracio. You'll love it. Excellent, now that you're all buttoned in lets go!"  With that Jax pushed off the edge of the cliff and began banking into a thermal and spiraling in towards the landing pad on the edges of the huge stone city.<br/><br/>Richard cracked one eye open and glanced at Laura. "Good to know."  He squeeked and closed the eye again clutching the buckels. Heights no problem. Giant carnosaurs... pssht. Flying through the air... minor problem. Whatever his problem with glying was, it didn't happen on this particular flight. Either Jax wasn't pulling pranks, Richard was afraid of flying or maybe it had something to do with this incident they kept refering back and forth to. Either way the flight took them over a portion of the city giving Laura a birds eye view of some of the business going on. Dinosaurs in brightly colored cloth coverings, people of all shapes, sizes and colors walking around and flying creatures the world of science never even guessed existed flew through the upper reaches. Some even came up high enough to eye the glider before dropping back down to land on stalls selling everything from rocks to fruit to things that looked like giant pet supplies.<br/><br/>The landing pad itself was a large, almost the size of a normal house, with a raised butress of three of the four sides. The fourth side was a ramp leading out into the air above the falls. A broad ramp lead down to street level on the opposite side. "There you go kids. Have fun and don't do anything I wouldn't do."  Jax said waving from his spot as pilot as he turned the glider around. "Though, that really doesn't leave much you can do does it. Enjoy yourselves you two and we'll see you when you get around to it."<br/>"Take care of yourself and your flying Jax." Richard said more calm now that he was back on the ground again.