Re: The Grand Battle [Game on!]
07-12-2009, 05:05 AM
Originally posted on MSPA by fait.
"What is an old human female doing in this realm?" Alcarith asked, astonished. "You must be able to do something if they brought you here."
"I am a healer and this shield is my main form of protection," Emily said. "You speak as if you yourself aren't human. You look like I could be your mother."
"I am a dragoness. I don't take my draconic form very often, however. So that dragons would leave me alone, I took a human form so I could live among the humans. Unfortunately, I'm the daughter of a dragonlord and an important dragon like myself isn't very hard to track down. Nonetheless, I prefer the company of humans over my own kin. I do miss my father, though. I'm sure you could relate to him in a few ways. Just like you have human wisdom to pass on to the younger humans, so my father has wisdom to pass on to younger dragons."
"Ah yes, dragons. They get very old and can become very powerful without much honing of their powers. How they channel their powers is up to them in their long life of discovery or tyranny. Demons are much like you, but they are far less trusthworthy and conniving. Dragons, on the other hand, are much more free-willed. It seems like you come from a friendlier line of dragons."
"You know about dragons? Where have you learned about them?"
"Dragons exist in my world. To an ordinary person, dragons are horrific monsters. But upon further examination, they are an oppressed but proud people and it's their pride that makes them wary of humans and the other organized races. The dragons in my world are organized themselves, but the humans don't know that. Long story short, I've been able to study dragonkind."
"Well, perhaps my kin are different from the dragons in your realm. I don't believe you come from my realm."
"Most likely. Take a small region and the people at one end are different in at least a few ways from the people at the other."
"What is an old human female doing in this realm?" Alcarith asked, astonished. "You must be able to do something if they brought you here."
"I am a healer and this shield is my main form of protection," Emily said. "You speak as if you yourself aren't human. You look like I could be your mother."
"I am a dragoness. I don't take my draconic form very often, however. So that dragons would leave me alone, I took a human form so I could live among the humans. Unfortunately, I'm the daughter of a dragonlord and an important dragon like myself isn't very hard to track down. Nonetheless, I prefer the company of humans over my own kin. I do miss my father, though. I'm sure you could relate to him in a few ways. Just like you have human wisdom to pass on to the younger humans, so my father has wisdom to pass on to younger dragons."
"Ah yes, dragons. They get very old and can become very powerful without much honing of their powers. How they channel their powers is up to them in their long life of discovery or tyranny. Demons are much like you, but they are far less trusthworthy and conniving. Dragons, on the other hand, are much more free-willed. It seems like you come from a friendlier line of dragons."
"You know about dragons? Where have you learned about them?"
"Dragons exist in my world. To an ordinary person, dragons are horrific monsters. But upon further examination, they are an oppressed but proud people and it's their pride that makes them wary of humans and the other organized races. The dragons in my world are organized themselves, but the humans don't know that. Long story short, I've been able to study dragonkind."
"Well, perhaps my kin are different from the dragons in your realm. I don't believe you come from my realm."
"Most likely. Take a small region and the people at one end are different in at least a few ways from the people at the other."