A dragon has abilities(Spyro x oc) rewrite

Chapter 9

Spyro's pov

I lay down in the small tent that I had made. Neve was nestled next to me, eyes squeezed tightly shut.

I put a wing over her back. "It's alright. Don't be afraid. Nothing will hurt you. I promise" I assured. She opened her eyes and looked at me, looking like she was going to cry.

I shifted closer to her until our sides pressed together and wrapped my tail around hers.

She leaned in against me, still scared but this time she was keeping her eyes open, repeatedly scanning around her. I didn't think she'd see anything since it was so dark that I could barely see 3 feet in front of me.

"What's that?" she asked, pointing forward. I narrowed my eyes, trying to see what it was she was pointing at but saw nothing.

"I don't see anything" I told her. She slowly got to her feet. "That" she pointed out again, eyes fixed on something in front of us. "There's nothing there" I told her.

"There is. I can see it" she told me again. "What is it you see?" I asked. "It's tall. Really tall. It also has small horns on its head" she explained. I was so confused.

Then I heard rustling. I was quickly in stance for a fight. Just like Neve had described, something tall with horns clambered out of the undergrowth.

I shot a warning fireball. "Ah. Spyro. Watch the beard" they snapped. I relaxed. "Master Eon. What are you doing here?" I asked. Neve looked confused.

"I was looking for you. Jet vac told me you flew off with Neve and I wanted to know where the two of you had gone" he explained.

"It's a training exercise. It's to help Neve get over her fear of the dark" I explained. Then it hit me.

Neve had seen Eon when he was far away and I couldn't even see or hear him. I looked up for the moon but it was blocked out by the trees.

"Neve?" I asked, she looked at me. "How did you see Master Eon when it's so dark?" I asked. She blinked.

"I just saw it. I don't know. It was like how I normally see things just not as clear" she replied. I would have to look into that later. Right now there was other things to do.

"Right. Well. I'll leave the two of you to it" he decided, walking off in the direction he'd came. I sighed. That was strange.