(Old) Ice and Fire (Wings of Fire fan story)

Is this... Loneliness? But, I HAVE friends: Chill

Ever since Robin started hanging out with her new friends, Chill felt an empty feeling in his gut. He was so used to having her chase him around.

He needed a new girlfriend.

And he knew how to get both a girl, and Robin back.

"Hey, Robin, can I come with you?" He asked innocently as she was heading out.

"Oh, sure," she replied joyfully, and the two headed to the park. There, the pair found the group of MudWings. Chill didn't know them personally, but he was sure he could seduce one of the sisters. He looked at them. Both were looking at him, but Goose in confusion and Lilypad in a mix of confusion and something else. 

"Hey guys, you know Chill, right? He's joining us today," Robin smiled. She had such a pretty smile, and cute eyes.

Where did that thought come from? Ew!

"Alright," Mahogany shrugged.

"Sure, okay," Lily said at the same time.

"Sounds fun," Goose looked off to the side with a shrug.

"So, what're we doing this time?" Oak asked. "I say we vandalize Old Grumpy's house. Guy deserves it. I know where we could get some paint..."

"No!" Goose and Wetland hissed in unison.

"What about the lake again?" Wetland suggested.

"Sure," the others agreed.

And that's what they did. The group splashed around in the lake for a bit, before Chill tried to make a move on Lily.

"So, Lilypad," he put on his most charming and seductive expression. She stared at him as he walked towards her through the shallow water.

"Yes," she replied, still staring.

"You like this lake? I think its great. I met my previous girlfriend here. Must be some kind of magic, eh," he tried, not being sure exactly how to flirt. He thought he was doing okay, as Lily seemed to be blushing a bit.

"I, um, ya? Its a pretty great lake. Nice and cold. Very refreshing," she gulped.

"And you know what makes the lake so great right now? There's a very sweet and very pretty MudWing standing in it right now, talking to me."

"Wait, are you... Do you..." she asked, stepping towards him.

Chill grinned at her. "Yes," he replied simply, leaning his face in for a kiss. To his surprise, Lily didn't kiss him back, but dodged around his head and hugged him instead. After a moment, he hugged her back.

"Any chance you could come with me, alone, for a date?'' he asked once she let go.

"Maybe in, like, two or three days? I can slip away from the others for a little while," she replied, looking a little stunned.

"Three days, meet at the park at noon," he said, heading back to the others.

"Here, Chill, I'm here!" Lilypad called to him, rushing over to where he stood. She wore a light pink flower tucked behind one ear, and her scales were extra shiny.

"You look nice," Chill remarked.

"Well, thanks. I mean, this never happens to me. I've never been on a date before. I don't even have many friends. I shouldn't have said that, should I? I don't know, because I've never been on a date before. Sorry, I'm just nervous," Lily blurted.

"That's alright," Chill smiled. "I took the responsibility of getting us tickets to the play in half an hour." He held up the tickets that Carmine, who had snagged a job as a janitor for the local theatre, had gotten for him with a discount.

"Oh, alright," Lily exclaimed excitedly. "Let's go!" 

The two had a good time. They both enjoyed the play on how the War of SandWing Succession began, and after they grabbed a snack from one of the shops, they headed back to the park.

"This had been fun," Lilypad told him, grinning. She looked happy, which made Chill feel bad that he was just using her to get to Robin's head.

"A-ha!" A voice beside them hissed. Oak stood there, dark brown eyes glaring at him. "I knew you were up to something. You," he pointed to Lily, "don't just leave without a trace. I know that for sure. And I don't trust this... dragon."

"Um, I'm having a MOMENT!" She hissed angrily at her brother. "Your'e NOT supposed to be here, and you have NO right to tell me what to do! Go shove an alligator up your snout before I do it myself! Why are you spying on me anyways? I'm not some newlyhatched, and I can take care of myself!"

"Well, first, I care about you, and second, as I said, I don't trust him. Head my warning." And with that, Oak took off.

"Well, I better get going before he alerts the others. See ya soon," Lily took the flower from behind her ear, gave it to him, and took off.

Oh, boy. this was going to be fun.