Snippet #1604854

Elizabeth heard a shrill whistle and a screech, she whipped her head around to find the source of the noise, but she already knew what it was. Of course, so did Ayzik, but that didn't seem to deter him from his ways.

"Look Liza! Look at the pretty Dragon!" Ayzik was obviously not the smartest, and she had a feeling that he may never mature.
"Yes, yes, I see. Keep going, we'll find somewhere to land I guess." Elizabeth had a feeling that the Dragon Rider would catch up to them before then.
Ayzik seemed content with the idea and floated happily along, rather leisurely as well.

She stood a little, feet planted securely in the stirrups peering over the large head of her Dragon, looking for a suitable place for both of them to land. She would confront the Dragon Rider in the air, but something told her that Ayzik wouldn't be able to stay up that long, or at the very least get sore and annoyed. Behind his childish manor he had quite a violent temper.

Seemingly out of nowhere, Elizabeth spotted a grassy landing on the side of a hill to her right. There was more than enough space for both of them to fit, plus maybe three or four more Dragons as well. She would have to note this spot. Without looking back she gestured to the spot, then told Ayzik to head there. He dipped down and began his descent.
They were well above the grassy land when Ayzik suddenly chirruped. "Look, Liza! Watch what I can do!" He then proceeded to flip in a barrel roll sort of style.
"Wait, don't-" She was off his back and plummeting to the ground. Elizabeth knew what she had to do, but couldn't quite comprehend what was happening. The fall was long, yes, but she knew it couldn't kill her unless she landed on her head, or neck. The thought shocked her and she managed to turn herself around so she was facing the ground, but this was not any better. Her eyes widened in fear and she tried to slow her fall, flailing more than anything. This all happened in a matter of seconds.

Though this wasn't a better idea she felt she might as well attempt a roll, so she tried to force her legs downwards more. She was only a couple feet above the ground at the time, and she hit hard. Grunting in shock and pain, she did manage to roll; over her shoulder instead of her head, thank the lord, but she continued to tumbled along from the momentum of her fall. Searing pain shot through her legs, and then through out her body as she smacked into the side of the mountain. Rolling onto her back she blinked, the world was swirling and she couldn't move. Ayzik was looming over her then, voice frantic. She reached up and touched his snout "I'm fine." She tried to sit up, but pain rocketed through her body. Slumping back to the ground she closed her eyes, basking in darkness.