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Characters: Tian (dragonking) and OPEN
Date/Time: 21st of October, morning (after his birth), and the rest of the day.
Location: The Wilderness
Rating: G (for now)
Summary: Tian is a huge dragon. Edensphere is full of curious people.
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Looking out over Camp Annawanna, Tian was lost in thought about what the nervous man had told him. People were 'born' into this place without any memories of their lives, forced into a gigantic tree with more questions than answers. Naturally, it didn't sit right with him, and even less so because of the fact that the man seemed okay with it.
Whomever had brought them here had done a mistake by choosing him, though. Or were their plan to let him stay trapped in a forest forever? He knew what an elevator was, and he didn't even need to go and see it to know that he was too big. Instead, he stayed where he was, curled up to take as little place as possible while attempting to not crush more of the forest around him.
The lake looked very tempting, but Tian was not foolish enough to think that lying in it would not create a tidal wave that would drown the camp.
What an annoying mess. It was fortunate that he was a patient dragon.
Date/Time: 21st of October, morning (after his birth), and the rest of the day.
Location: The Wilderness
Rating: G (for now)
Summary: Tian is a huge dragon. Edensphere is full of curious people.
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Looking out over Camp Annawanna, Tian was lost in thought about what the nervous man had told him. People were 'born' into this place without any memories of their lives, forced into a gigantic tree with more questions than answers. Naturally, it didn't sit right with him, and even less so because of the fact that the man seemed okay with it.
Whomever had brought them here had done a mistake by choosing him, though. Or were their plan to let him stay trapped in a forest forever? He knew what an elevator was, and he didn't even need to go and see it to know that he was too big. Instead, he stayed where he was, curled up to take as little place as possible while attempting to not crush more of the forest around him.
The lake looked very tempting, but Tian was not foolish enough to think that lying in it would not create a tidal wave that would drown the camp.
What an annoying mess. It was fortunate that he was a patient dragon.