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The Arkon held the newly born infant higher for the master to see & the master bent down from his perch on the Akron's shoulder, head cocked, looking the slippery and silent child from head to toe. Then came the babe's first independent thought, telepathically clear. "Do I please you master?"
"Physically, you are well formed," came the master's own telepathic reply.
Inwardly the babe somersaulted, an ache and longing to remain connected with his mother and all the minds that spoke before in the warmth and the quiet. Cold and lonely, his heart sank when he bounced in the Arkon's hands, step, step, away from the familiar voices. His first experience outside the womb, they warned him he must not seem weak or stupid.
The master sensed his fear. "What do you know child? What have your parents taught you?"
"That you have made me. I am a perch," replied the child. "The greatest honor is to be selected by a newly born master with whom I might grow into adulthood. If I should be shunned by the hatchlings I might earn a place in a household when I am grown. I must prove my loyalty and usefulness and I promise to work hard master. I will fetch the highest price I can. Please, do not dispose of me."
"No," said the master, "Your manner is agreeable and I will present you to the hatchlings."
(I might make updates to this)

Description
The Arkon held the newly born infant higher for the master to see & the master bent down from his perch on the Akron's shoulder, head cocked, looking the slippery and silent child from head to toe. Then came the babe's first independent thought, telepathically clear. "Do I please you master?"
"Physically, you are well formed," came the master's own telepathic reply.
Inwardly the babe somersaulted, an ache and longing to remain connected with his mother and all the minds that spoke before in the warmth and the quiet. Cold and lonely, his heart sank when he bounced in the Arkon's hands, step, step, away from the familiar voices. His first experience outside the womb, they warned him he must not seem weak or stupid.
The master sensed his fear. "What do you know child? What have your parents taught you?"
"That you have made me. I am a perch," replied the child. "The greatest honor is to be selected by a newly born master with whom I might grow into adulthood. If I should be shunned by the hatchlings I might earn a place in a household when I am grown. I must prove my loyalty and usefulness and I promise to work hard master. I will fetch the highest price I can. Please, do not dispose of me."
"No," said the master, "Your manner is agreeable and I will present you to the hatchlings."
(I might make updates to this)