The coach ride to Bath proves utterly imperilous, with no great calamity than a stop at an inn -- its taproom sadly lacking in sinisterly scarred ruffians or raddled wenches with sharp tongues, much less a kitchen with a fat, surly chef cuffing the kitchen boys. Once they resume their journey, they nearly turn back to the inn, when Mrs. Allen
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Temeraire, all 110 feet worth of him, is lounging by the lake. It's too cold to swim, but he's enjoying the view that he'll have from his soon to be built pavilion and would not mind the company.
Thought I'd go for dramatic. Let me know if there's anybody else you'd like. They're all pretty strange. ^^
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She's just imagining that there might be a monster lurking in the depths of the lake, though now it lies sleeping deep under the ice, when she realizes she is not alone. Looking up, she spies Temeraire. Emitting a gasp of surprise and mild terror, she backs away, wondering if she's going to be eaten...
I was about to poke you for this fellow, seeing that his canon has been called the kind of thing that Jane Austen might write if she'd played Dungeons and Dragons with Christopher Paolini. Hmm can has an Asato? After the initial "Bzuh??" Cathy would likely adore him.
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Ruff lifting in curiosity, a bright blue eye considers the human.
"Hello... miss." He remembers that human women (not the riders, but the ones like Laurence's mother) like to be called things like Miss and Lady.
Woo! And yes, you may has an Asato. ^^
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"I am here with another dragon, Iskierka. She is a real dragon as well."
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"And dragons are just like humans. Some are good and some are not. I am a good dragon. I am a Chinese Celestial." He clearly takes a great deal of pride in that.
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