Oneword.com prompt: Tales.
Tales of ancient history, as always, had multiple flaws.
For one, it was highly doubtful that Hanon could balance that many eggs on her nose.
For two, the myths about the terrible, oppressive dragons in Ilia that Barrigan claimed he had valiantly driven out and the kindly, benevolent pacifists who left of their own free will that everyone else talked about just didn't add up.
For three, Athos did not look that good in a miniskirt - er, tunic.
One had to wonder who wrote these things.
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For one, it was highly doubtful that Hanon could balance that many eggs on her nose.
For two, the myths about the terrible, oppressive dragons in Ilia that Barrigan claimed he had valiantly driven out and the kindly, benevolent pacifists who left of their own free will that everyone else talked about just didn't add up.
For three, Athos did not look that good in a miniskirt - er, tunic.
One had to wonder who wrote these things.
This entry is mirrored at http://guardians-song.dreamwidth.org/57502.html. Comment wherever you like. Just remind me to get off the internet and do my homework.