Tiberius Saine
Tiberius felt himself slipping slightly as the white dragon under him gained speed in her dive. He tightened his grip; this was the only flaw with riding bareback, especially with a Sentinel like Lillian. He was fairly sure she sometimes forgot he was even there. He knew she'd catch him if he ever fell, and he was speaking from experience. From the rumble that came through the dragon he had a feeling she'd felt his slight slip, which was reinforced when she suddenly pulled up and unwrapped her wings. They were still fairly high, but Lillian glided easily, clearly wanting to enjoy the flight some more before they landed.
"C'mon," Tiberius said after a moment, "We do have to do more than just flying."
A discontented noise came from the dragon, though she increased the descent slightly. She always preferred being in the air, though he probably would to is he was so tiny as a human.
"I'm landing, do you really have to pick on me?" Lillian asked in that weird double voice all the Sentinels had. Tiberius grinned, knowing there was no way she could actually know he'd been thinking that.
"Yes," he answered, "Yes I do." Lillian huffed, and did a quick roll, but continued towards the ground.
Rommel Kaiser
Rommel ran down the passageway, grinning widely despite the bread sticking out of her mouth. She may or may not have slept in and therefore be running late for her training session. She didn't doubt her Vanguard would have found something to do with his time, probably bothering someone else. Poor person.
She was getting close to the training room when she noticed another figure and her grin widened. Pulling her slice of bread out of her mouth and swallowing some of it she picked up her pace a bit.
"Lukai!" she called, making him look up towards her, a grin taking over his face as well, "What are you up to?"
"Heading to training," he answered easily as she fell into step with him, he glanced over her and chuckled, "You're late again, aren't you?"
"Maybe a little," Rommel shrugged, making Lukai laugh as he opened the door to the training room.