Who: Toothless & YOU (chaos only, thanks to selected map)
What: Toothless is fed up with this stupidity and decides it's time to get off his butt and fly. Unfortunately, the Shrine thinks otherwise.
When: Today. Now=ish? It's flexible.
Where:
Old Chaos Shrine. {"Both physical and magical powers of characters gradually decrease over time."}
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Fang had settled down on the edge of the broken roof overlooking the shrine, watching him try and try again, until finally he just couldn't try anymore. Once he clearly wasn't going to be throwing himself all over the place again, that was when Fang slid off her perch to fall lightly to the floor, straightening slowly so she didn't startle him enough to make him bite her.
"You're pretty frustrated, aren't you?"
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He hoped, however, that she wouldn't realize how stationary he was. People tended to view a stationary dragon as a petting zoo, and he wasn't fond of that idea.
At her words, he closed his eyes, exhaling in a long and unsatisfied sigh. Was that a good enough answer?
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But she wasn't there, and Fang approached the downed dragon at a slower pace than her usual walk, again trying to not startle him. Pissing off large animals tended to not be good for one's health. "So you can't fly, then." It wasn't a question; it was more to fill the silence as she crouched, close enough to inspect him but not to crowd him. "That what that thing's all about? A way to get you up in the air again?"
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He wasn't even going to shake his head to herfirst question, though he did snort softly in a 'hmph'-like fashion. Rejecting the notion, not the woman. As for the second question... She must have been referring to contraption on his tail. So he offered a nod.
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"I see... So at some point, you lost part of your tail, then someone made this thing for you. And they're not here to work it properly." It wasn't that hard to deduce, not for someone as used to dealing with wild creatures as she was. The flying ones had always fascinated her with their grace in the air. It was easy to see where Toothless might be one of the best in that regard; being grounded must have been killing him.
"Well... I'd say 'at least you're still alive,' but that isn't gonna help you much, now is it? So here's the thing - what d'you want? Need me to do anything then? Some button to push or something like that?"
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It started to dawn on him, though, that he wouldn't have been this tired normally. After years of flying (before he was shot down, at least), he knew his limits, and though he'd worked pretty hard at it... His strength should've lasted longer.
Could it be this Temple thing? From what he'd learned so far, pretty much every world they went to did something to them.
Determined now, he ignored her question temporarily in favor of lifting his head with a bit more energy than last time and looking around for the exit. Once he spotted it, he nodded that way, then looked at Fang. Can we?
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They did indeed - it wasn't exactly something unknown to her, after all, considering the chocobos that still survived. It only made sense to make use of animals that way, if they were suited for it, and Gran Pulse wasn't easy to survive in. Fang had just never heard of using a flying beast that way regularly, though she'd definitely manipulated a few into serving that purpose in the past. But to go so far to make some sort of tack for it, and an injured one at that - well, this dragon was something special.
"I get it. And I thought I had it rough." Now that they were out of the shrine, Fang turned and sat on one of the low walls around the balcony, crossing her arms over her chest as she shook her head. "Least I can walk around. Can you even fend for yourself like that?"
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"Fine, but you're supposed to fly, and you can't. Something tells me you can't hunt so good like that."
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