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Of a Dragon's Palace and River [Open]
After events had settled down some after the recent pod release and the arrival of at least one other from Krynn, Crucible had needed to stretch his wings a little as it were, take a little time in his true form, time to take a good swim in the river and a flight around the city to collect his thoughts. One that had a number of secondary benefits, one being to make his presence as Crucible known aboard, after all one might wonder where as large a dragon as himself might go if gone unseen for too long. The second came when he was flying, a distance out from the final bend of the river. Ones that he had been looking for for some time now, his palace from Sanction.
High walls surrounded the grounds of the vast white stone Palace, its' main building stood four stories high and was roofed with silvery gray slate. Five huge towers stood, one at each corner and one in the center, where a tall, broad staircase climbed up to the main doorway on the second floor
Landing. Landing within the high walls the large dragon circled the building with which he was so familiar. From what he saw at the least it was intact, both within and below, indeed a number of the outbuildings that were housed within the walls still stood.
It wasn't long before once more in the air, satisfied that his home for many years was intact. Turning his course up river intent on taking a long relaxing swim through its currents. Landing near the Angkor-Wat that made itself a bridge across the river before slipping easily into the water to swim lazily downstream, letting the current pull him along its course, his long neck held high above the water as he kept an idle eye out for anyone of interest.
(OOC: Feel free to see him flying about he's kinda hard to miss at 140ft long, feel free to have your character come across him in any of the three locations, just note in the title of the reply as to which)
High walls surrounded the grounds of the vast white stone Palace, its' main building stood four stories high and was roofed with silvery gray slate. Five huge towers stood, one at each corner and one in the center, where a tall, broad staircase climbed up to the main doorway on the second floor
Landing. Landing within the high walls the large dragon circled the building with which he was so familiar. From what he saw at the least it was intact, both within and below, indeed a number of the outbuildings that were housed within the walls still stood.
It wasn't long before once more in the air, satisfied that his home for many years was intact. Turning his course up river intent on taking a long relaxing swim through its currents. Landing near the Angkor-Wat that made itself a bridge across the river before slipping easily into the water to swim lazily downstream, letting the current pull him along its course, his long neck held high above the water as he kept an idle eye out for anyone of interest.
(OOC: Feel free to see him flying about he's kinda hard to miss at 140ft long, feel free to have your character come across him in any of the three locations, just note in the title of the reply as to which)
By the river. With apologies for my HTML fail!
Because that would hurt.
Luckily, bridges seemed pretty convenient around the river that flowed through the City. Which meant Ellyn was pretty content, until she saw the long, serpentine neck breaking the water.
Yellow eyes went wide, and her jaw dropped open in disbelief. Sure, she could count a handful of times she'd actually seen the Dragon on her world, but once you did, you just didn't forget how one looked.
"Awwwh, you gotta be kiddin' me!" the pyromancer blurted out, scrambling to look for a convenient place to hide. Lacking that, she tried to make herself as small as possible near one of the posts by the bridge.
"Nobody told me they had dragons here!"
...I couldn't resist,
Re: ...I couldn't resist,
Closing in on the bridge Crucible slowed his approach and lifted his long neck and rather large head above the height of the bridge itself, though still a reasonable distance from the bridge, so as not to completely scare her away. One of the new arrivals he gathered. Something of a snort of amusement was given though at the Chancellor's comment, "Evidently, need they have?"
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No, it wasn't giving at all. Probably a good thing, as being dumped into the drink would be bad for her.
"Maybe? How many ARE you here? I mean--" Well, her agitation was evident. She hadn't set herself on fire yet, thankfully, as she hadn't done that since her first or second year at the Elemental College, but the air around her was definitely notably warmer than the rest of the air over the river.
"Th' only dragon back home was a Monarch. Old an' powerful." And trouble, though Ellyn wasn't about to say that out loud with a dragon in breath weapon distance.
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I wish Ellyn could not be a jerk, but...
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Riverside
"Oh! Uh...beg pardon, didn't mean to touch your water." She'll be quite happy to get away unharmed, really. It was impossible to tell if the creature was tame or not, really. Same as the rest of the wild.
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Slowing his drift he peered down on the pony as she spoke, "You needn't worry on that account, the water is for all to utilize," he replied with a hint of amusement as he peered down on her, she didn't look like any normal horse or pony he had seen before in his long years. Then again, this ship was known for such strange things.
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"Er...if I might ask, how deep does it run?" To fit someone of his size (and she couldn't even see it all), it had to be enormous.
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"It varies along its course, though on average it is deep enough at the center for one such as I to swim along beneath, there are shallow points as well however," He commented as he cast his gaze along the length of the river ahead before peering back down to Applejack, "You are a new arrival I assume, I am Crucible,"
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"Oh, then I don't think I'll be crossing any time soon. Anyway, I'm Applejack, and I've just started working the crops 'round here. There's a farm on the river I'm doing business with."
The buildings looming up ahead sure were interesting. She'd have to investigate them all someday.
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While by all accounts she should be bitter about dragons in general, (after all, it was by Zenithian law that she was not allowed to return with her mother as a child) the events on her adventure had changed all of that.
She gave the dragon a polite bow of the head as he passed by.
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"Greetings," he called across the water to her, slowing his drift to turn to the bank of the river.
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Sofia would definitely be the type to remember giant dragons roaming around the city.
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"You may call me Crucible, who might you be?"
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With the ten year old is her dragon Freid, who is currently a much smaller size, and who starts braying cutely when he sees the other dragon high above.
"You want to fly like that, Freid? Oh, I'm not sure if I should use my magic here..."
Nonetheless, Freid tries to get a bit higher, maybe twenty feet above Caro's head, swooping in widening circles.
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Somewhat amused at the tiny dragon's reaction to the sight of him Crucible decides it could be worth giving them a better look as he tilts his flight to arch around to fly closer, gradually drawing lower as he scanned the area around them for a suitable landing spot should they prove to be of enough interest.
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Freid is patient for the most part, but he does make a few swooping gestures in midair before flying back to his master. He doesn't land, watching the sky and the passing dragon with intense curiosity.
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The decision made he made his way in toward a large clearing amongst the buildings not far from their position, his wide wings kicking up dust and left over debris from some event in the cities past and within a few moments he had landed, folding his large wings to his sides even as he padded from the clearing toward the young woman and her small dragon-like companion.
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"Hello! I hope we didn't interrupt your flight too much."
((OOC: Forgive my late! Between vacations and LJ downtime I've been away a while. If you don't want to continue the thread I understand!))
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take me to the river
Esplin admired the implied strength in such a creature. Hmm.
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< I'm Aldrea, of the Andalites. May I ask after your name and species? > TO the point, for her (his) own reasons.
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With little effort he shifted his drift toward the shallower bank, the true size of his form becoming more obvious as he did so, "I am Crucible, of the Bronze Dragon's of Krynn,"
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< Good meeting you, Crucible of the Bronze Dragons of Krynn. > He was incredible for size, put together in a much more sensible way than some of the creatures they were familiar with from the Hork-Bajir world. < Have you been awake for many of the pod openings? >
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