The little blue dragon was looking around from his perch in a tree. A little smile played on his muzzle as he looked for his midday meal, preferably a rabbit. It was his favorite of all game to hunt and to dine on, but he had a feeling he may not find one in this area. However, being a stubborn drake, he did not let this deter him from his vigilant watch.

Below him, adjacent to the tree where he found his lookout, were several small bushes. He had forgot to keep an eye or even an ear down there. A fat gray rabbit was quietly munching on some greens, completely hidden from the light of the sun and all its enemies. The dragon was growing restless laying there, watching nothing happen. He moaned from the boredom, yawning widely and throwing his head back, letting it drape over the branch.

"Raven! I killed us two rabbits!" another blue dragon came gliding to Raven's perch. The sudden sound surprised Raven making him slip and fall to the ground.
"Meep!" Raven laid on his back, hitting his head on a hard root. Moaning loudly, "Gayur... don't do that..."

"I'm sorry Raven, I just thought you heard me coming and all. But I do have two rabbits!" Gayur shook his maw, two plump rabbits between his teeth. Raven stood up with a rawr then jumped up to his perch again, making sure to keep his balance this time.

Gayur bent his neck down, setting Raven's rabbit on the branch. As he pulled his neck back, Raven gives him a sweet kiss on the cheek.

"Thank you Gayur."

The two drakes ate their meal together perched on the tree. They had recently met each other and were becoming fast friends, even though they were from different plants and cultures. Gayur had joined the Galactic Draconic Space Federation Alliance's military division, not that he truly wanted to, but that is was in his blood to take the role. He currently did not mind it, but he could think of few things he would rather be doing right now. He would rather be courting a male or help raise his younger siblings.

Back on his home planet, Gayur had four brothers and two sisters. All of which were from the same father, but two different mothers. He loved his family and they loved him back. His parents respected him and looked up to his strong nature. However, the only mistake he ever made was telling his parents that he was gay.