Grease Monkey (Open)

[Eve Stone]

Her heart settled down now that they weren't heading toward the lake. If it had worked it probably would have been crazy fun, but if it hadn't. He might have just lost his bike for a fun stunt. Course if she shifted to her dragon form she probably could retrive it for him. Maybe. She wasn't some fish.

Not really understanding what he was doing now she sat and waited. The snow flying up behind them she laughed her head turning to watch. This was certainly some way to spend one's day. A nice surprise for someone who just expected to spend it alone training all day.

"This is amazing!" She yelled laughing again as she leaned back a bit to let the wind blow over her. Eve didn't have wings like a lot of dragons, so this was probably the closest to feeling that way she'd get. She didn't let go, not yet but she was thoroughly enjoying herself.

[Leogare Lasteulf]

The roar of the motor, the whir of the wheels, the laughter of the girl behind him, all these sounds were silenced in Leo's mind as something rang through his skull.

Clingclingclingclingclingcling.

Something was rattling loose inside, good thing he did a test run. Leo slowed down a bit and turned the bike back towards the pit of dirt, driving it to a hard 'hockey stop, shooting a large clump of dirt onto the fresh snow, stopping the bike completely. The ringing couldn't be heard now, but that hardly bothered Leo, as he climbed off of the bike.

"Looks like the ride has to end early. Somethings rattling around in there, and something rattling around at 130MPH prolly isn't a good idea."

He made a reach for some of his tools, not bothering to make a comment about the girl on his bike. She'd ridden on it without having been on a bike before, quite a gal.

[Eve Stone]

What was that noise? She pulled away a hand to cover one of her ears not trusting to pull way both hands. Eve guessed she wasn't the only one to hear it because the bike was being brought to a stop. Not only did it stop but he got off the bike. A tad alarmed she also climbed off the bike.

"What's wrong with it? She not like how rough you ride her?" Eve grinned leaning down to look at whatever he was tinkering with. She sqwuated staring at the machine knowing she wouldn't be able to help. "Sorry, if it's broken. Or...something."

Eve rolled her eyes over to him thinking back on how he was going to send them across the lake. For what she assumed to be a human he sure did have spunk, and a death wish. Or he thought he was invincible. Sighing she stood stretching out her arms. That had been one wild ride.