Vernik stopped when he felt something one his tail and turned around, a scowl back on his face.
"Careful!" He snarled drawing his tail closer so this dragon whoever he was, wouldn't step on it "Watch where your going!"

" Dont let it across the path if you dont want to be stept on." He was fully aware that he was the one in the wrong there but his pride was preventing him from appologising out loud.

They emerged into a more refined tunnel than the rough, hastily hacked away stone one. Elenor squeezed round the other dragon and stood with her claws on the edge of a ledge before a murky river. Things floated down it and the place absolutely stank.

"Who puts dragon waste in an underground river?" she hacked out a cough, covering her nose. Her sensitive sense of smell was not helping in this situation. She looked around, noting bright moonlight coming down the tunnel to their left. Besides that the tunnel was almost completely black, though she was able to make out what was around her. No guards, probably for the best. She was aware of her red-stained talons but figured the other dragon probably couldn't see them. For now.

Heading towards the light was likely the best idea. She doubted her old trainer, who had often advised that going deeper into somewhere you didn't understand was a bad idea, would have gone deeper into this rank place.

She trotted along the walkway, down the tunnel towards the light of the moon. She looked back at the other dragon. "Can you see or do you need my assistance?" she asked shortly.

"Well maybe if you had been looking where you where going, then this wouldn't have happened," Vernik shot back looking mad as he started to bristle, what he always did when he was pissed.

"I can see, but thanks," She said shorty walking up to stand beside this dragon, looking down at her own talons nervously. The smell was horrible and she gagged silently to herself, trying not to barf, she hoped they would get out of here soon and the stink would probably kill her.

" Not my fault if you cant watch yourself, others wont alwais do it for you." He was anoyed but not angry at that, besside, it would probably be the closest thing to an appology he would give to someone he didn't knew due to his pride.

Saying nothing more, she trotted on.

The tunnel ended in a dead end, the stinking water making a waterfall as it flowed down into a seemingly enless pit. Above them, however, was a grate. Elenor jumped up to it, sliding her head through it before her shoulders bumped against the bars. She wasn't small enough.

She looked around. They appeared to just be at the bottom of an alley somewhere with no-one around. She dropped back down into the tunnel, landing next to the other dragon.

"Our only option is to melt out way out," she suggested. "Have you got fire you can use?"

"I was watching myself, it's not my fault you can't see where you were going," Vernik said his voice raising in anger before he turned away and continued to drink, not wanting to talk to the stupid dragon anymore.

Lazi watched her, amused in a form, she guessed that she could squeeze through the bars, but this dragon had helped her, she owed her.
"I have so fire," She said, looking up at the grate as she felt fire build up in her throat.
She waited a moment before spewing fire at the great, the white fire lighting up the dim cave.

He just roll his eyes and huff again at the other's behaviore, this time however his jaws wern't tightly shut causing a small spark of his golden flame to escape. Luckly it wasn't enough to catch his scales in fire or he would be in big trouble but it in itself could end badly.

Vernik finished drinking, finally feeling refreshed. He turned around, only to realize the dragon was still there.
"Who are you anyways? Just so I know who to hide my tail from," He said curtly moving his tail away from the dragon, not trusting him "I'm Vernik."

He smirk at that question and automaticly answer. " Skaaul, the golden flame bearrer." He knew it wasn't the best to expose himself like that but he was so used to answer that way that his mind didn't had time to process it until it was too late so he attempted to brush it off. " But that title dosn't realy mean anything to me anymore, dont bother learning it."