the position of Atlantean Ambassador to Dagos.- He smiled warmly and nodded. The dragon seemed a little calmer and more relaxed. Othis gestured for him to introduce himself. Although it was only a formality he hoped it would make the boy feel more confident.
-I am Draco... Draco Ignis.- Said the dragon more quietly than the Ambassador expected.- I am very pleased to meet you.- He added blushing slightly.
-I think we are just as happy.- Gizel smiled staring into the dragon's steel eyes.- You can relax, we really don't bite.- She added reaching for one of the cookies lying on the table.- One won't hurt.- She muttered looking at them with gentle desire burning in her eyes.
Draco suddenly changed his attitude. Othis sensed it immediately. The dragon smiled and looked at them more boldly. One remark thrown in passing, however, can work wonders. Gizel knows what she is doing. Well no wonder, as befits one of Asati's top agents. He thought, writing down in his mind to always pay attention to what and how the elfess says. Otherwise I could get into serious trouble. He smiled to himself.
-Tell me boy, what do you want to do now?- Took up Othis wanting to move on to what was essentially the most important thing to discuss.- As a citizen of Atlantis, you have the right to study at the Solvein Royal Academy of Magic and Alchemy in the capital, but this would involve changing practically everything in your life.
-What about... the Dragon Academy?- Draco asked a little uncertainly.- Besides, I don't know how I would study there.- He said even more quietly than before.
-As far as the Dragon Academy is concerned, they didn't tell you anything at the Council?- asked a surprised Gizel. When the dragon shook his head she sighed heavily cursing in her mind all the buffoons sitting in the authorities of Dagos.- They really are unreformable.- She muttered. She raised her hand seeing that Bleist wants to start explaining what were the conditions of the Council, or rather what was settled during the negotiations.-
