Several buildings in the City had been completely destroyed during Aang's rampage, but a few had survived relatively unscathed. It had only taken Kang two days to repair the
Drunken Dragon; he'd done so by himself, not even waiting for his leg to heal up a bit first
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She's in her suit, for the time being, with the helmet closed-probably because of the heat. It seems rather handy, at least... no worries about getting splashed with any of the hot grease.
If you feel like trying to snack on something before it's done, why don't you come in? Just watch your step-and don't let the heat knock you over.
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"Neat place. Build it yourself?"
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She settled at one of the many tables in the tavern, pleased with the slowly growing number of people. Thank God for Kang and his tavern.
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"I did have a question or two, however..." She nodded at the mural on the wall, particularly at the Draconian in the mural. "You got a twin brother, or did I miss somethin'?"
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...oh. The mural. He knew someone was going to ask about that. Ducking his head slightly, he snorted, "...long story. Something I did ended up helping to save our entire race, is all. I'm really not one for praise; everyone did their part that day."
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The Seer, Cargn Thane, entered quietly through the door, watching those who had entered before him. Instead of the massive suit of armor he wore during the battle, he instead wore a simple gray robe. Even outside of the heavy armor he towered over most of the crew at 8' tall.
He took a tankard of ale and settled down at one of the tables, the mysticism that normally surrounded him somewhat dispelled as he downed the alcohol before him.
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He still had bandages on his wing membrane, thigh, and the end of his tail, and a few scrapes and cuts, but the injuries were healing up nicely and didn't bother him much anymore.
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