Euridice Taverna || Euri (
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uisgeannan2014-04-22 12:34 pm
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Some kind of dragon au
[Before you lies a picturesque kingdom of forests and fields and farmlands. Mountains rise up in the distance, and set at the edge of a massive lake is an elegant castle with tall spires. It looks out over the land - forests surrounding the lake, a small but pleasant medieval town pushed up against the castle walls, farmer's fields further out.
The land itself is fertile and full of wild game, unsual plants, and natural wonders like crystalline caverns and waterfalls. Rivers of all sizes wind their way down from the mountains, which alternate between covered in fir trees and bare, jagged rock with mazes of caves hidden within.
Dragon AU go!]
The land itself is fertile and full of wild game, unsual plants, and natural wonders like crystalline caverns and waterfalls. Rivers of all sizes wind their way down from the mountains, which alternate between covered in fir trees and bare, jagged rock with mazes of caves hidden within.
Dragon AU go!]
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Better?
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[He raises a paw and wipes it over his head again, further rubbing at his snout and eye ridges before he rinses again.
Then, he blinks and focuses on the smaller dragon, image still a bit blurry but much better than before as he bumps heads.]
Thanks.
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[Meaning, he's proud of you, brat. |3] But don't let it go to your head.
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He rubs at his face once more, dipping it into the water to make sure it's thoroughly cleaned before he turns and splashes his way through the shallows. Even though he's just now cleaned himself, he's eager to return to the site of the battle and see what the horses have on them.]
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...Why do you think they came out here? [ The humans, that is. It's been ten years since his last glimpse of one. ]
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Who knows? Maybe they came here to hunt, or stole something and were looking for a good place to stash it. Humans do all sorts of stupid things.
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Why did they attack?? We didn't take anything of theirs.
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Your sense of fairness is sorta cute, but listen. Neither side exactly plays fair. If I'd seen them first, I would've attacked too.
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How come? They don't smell tasty to me...and you squished them. [ So it doesn't seem like a territory thing to him. ]
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[He lets his paw slide back to the ground, ruffling his wings a bit as he continues retracing their steps.] Humans fear most of us, and we know that. I guess you could call it a rivalry.
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Do you think they brought anything good?
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[And speaking of, they're almost there! Only a couple more minutes of trudging through the undergrowth, before they happen upon the clearing again. The horses are still there, and have since calmed from all the excitement.
But they're more alert, and when they see the dragons approaching, they instantly begin pawing their hooves at the ground and snorting nervously.]
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A few well-placed blows, and both horses won't be getting up anytime soon. Afterwards, he glances at Ven and cocks his head a bit, taking in the other dragon's eagerness. He moves to the side, plucking at the packs and fastenings on one mount while he leaves the other for the smaller to explore.]
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He'll lick the smaller pack a few times just because it smells good with all that dead horse and blood on it. Once he gets down to it though the pack gets a few good sniffs before he starts to bat and claw at it, trying to figure out a way to see what's inside. Mostly he winds up dragging and batting it around until he just decides to take a bite and tug, ripping the thing right in half and sending supplies spilling out onto the dirt. ]
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There's not a lot that's interesting in the first side--mainly just tools and papers that he can't read. But on the other, his teeth rip into a pocket...
And immediately releases a small explosion of gold coins that come spilling out.]
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--Scales? [ :D JUST LIKE HIS he tried ]
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[Vanitas' whole demeanor seems to change upon the discovery. His tail flicks a little more excitedly, eyes lighting up as he scoops the spoils out of the dirt and cradles them in a paw.]
Treasure.
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Like what's in the den?
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[But way more valuable than what he'd been able to collect on his own. A few shiny baubles and stones were one thing, but this was real gold, and his species was drawn to it like a moth to flame. As a tiny hatchling he'd played around in his broodmother's treasure hoard... easily fifty times the size of his own... even though the memory was faded the feel of the coins in his palm triggered a happy and content response.] This is really great.
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He'll turn quickly back to his own pack and begin pawing at it again, trying to see if he can find any of the gold coins as well. Mostly it's just the bottles though, and although they clink pleasantly when they collide with one another there's nothing as fantastic about them as Vanitas' coins.
So Ven does the next best thing to make use of them and grabs one between his front paws and sits down on his belly to gnaw at the end of one with his teeth, gumming and licking at it as he watches the blackscale. ]
I don't think I got any.
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