The purple drake eyed the stones carefully. Each stone shone in a different color washing over Tyler. Biting his lower lip, his hand slowly reached out, slowly plucking a few stones from the drawer. Several of them shone in bright colors, a majority of them purple. It was a bit corny that a purple dragon loved the color purple, but he didn’t care at the moment. Putting one of the stones near his eye, he observed the grooves , a smile working its way on the drake’s face before he noticed a problem.
“Crap, if someone finds me here…” he thought quickly. Turning his head around in a panic, he found no one. He’d been waiting for Professor Taryl to arrive, but what if the professor got here to see him nosing around? It’d spell trouble for him, and he wouldn’t expect them to go easy on him because he was new. With only several stones in hand, he grabbed a cloth near the drawer, putting the stones inside and in his pocket. Their shine made them a dead giveaway.
Why was he taking these in the first place? Tyler was by no means a thief, but for some reason, he couldn’t help but take a few. They seemed to click with him. He didn’t know how to explain it, but he felt like he had to have one, even several of them. Besides, if the lock was old and busted, it wasn’t as if anyone really cared about them or they’d put a brand new lock on in the first place. Shrugging, the purple drake quickly closed the drawer and put the lock back where it had been prior to his arrival and quickly darted up the stairs back to the classroom.
His mind was a mess at the moment. He had to play it cool and stay calm. He patted the pocket where the rune stones were held, taking a sigh. As he kept thinking about the stones in his pocket, an odd feeling began to wash over the purple drake. He couldn’t tell what this feeling was, but it felt…good. Smiling a bit, Tyler let the feeling wash over him. The dragon rumbled deeply as one of the stones began to glow in his pocket. As the seconds ticked by, the purple dragon's body had been changing slightly.
You could see the dragon visibly growing, inch by inch. His clothing strained as the dragon wearing them added more and more height to his lanky frame. Tyler smiled, deep rumbles from his chest echoing through the empty room before he heard the sounds of a click. Blinking, the purple aura left the drake. Soon enough, the door opened to reveal...
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