Faye is wandering around, trying to find something to do. She misses her friends, and wants to figure out how to go home. Being bound, in her opinion, gets boring after a while.
It feels like one of those "what did the character forget to do? why are they reliving their day over and over again?" type books, and frankly, Faye is tired of it.
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"Sir, your coffee," she says, handing it to him.
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"Why thank you, miss," he then answers with a smile, taking the mug in both hands. "Now- where was I?"
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"The first dragon. In London." She sips her rum and coke.
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"Ah, right." Quinn sips his coffee. "That was when I was twelve. Fifteen people died when the thing woke up- that would be the drilling crew- but it flew off as soon as it found its way to the surface. The papers all called it a mystery inferno, 'cos nobody had pictures of the thing, but it wasn't too long after that that others started rising. I suppose the first one found a way to bring the rest out of hibernation, 'cos the scientists talked about how old the species was... and then they started breeding, fast as cockroaches. It wouldn't've been so bad if it weren't for that. They eat meat, like in the old stories, but they need ash to survive, so they burned anything they could find and swallowed the ashes."
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He shrugs a little. "We're working on outlasting the things, up at my castle. As nearly as we can tell, they're starving. The Americans who showed up're trying to hunt them with a helicopter and explosive harpoons."
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