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[thethundersaid]

[With all the commotion of Konoha-nin showing up and then disgusting mind-controlling candy showing up directly after them, Sasuke has nearly forgotten about the other encounter he had on Empieza the day he met his former teammates -- but there's finally been a lull, and he's perched as high in the rigging as he can go without the journal blowing out of his hands when he remembers.]

Has anyone seen this?



[Believe it or not, he has actually put effort into this drawing, but a dragon is not a battle diagram.]

It was looking for a skinny kid with brown hair.

Comments

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[dragonbadfaith]

Well, yes. They can have relations with humans, though. The groundskeeper at my school is a half-giant.

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[thethundersaid]

[It takes just a second, and then Sasuke is forcibly reminded of some of the weirder mutations Orochimaru had tried to engender in his test subjects -- the man had never bred them as far as Sasuke knew, but still ...]

... I assume there were benefits to it.

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[dragonbadfaith]

[lol Draco is not really the person to ask about whether Hagrid being a half-giant is...beneficial.]

Not particularly. He's overly large and an oaf and likes to introduce young children to extremely dangerous beasts that they have no business being around.

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[thethundersaid]

It was probably meant to breed strength or something. [It wouldn't be the dumbest thing done to create or preserve a bloodline by far.]

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[dragonbadfaith]

...I doubt it. I'm not sure there was any specific purpose to it at all. It's all-around awkward, really, if you try to work out the hows and whys of it.

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[thethundersaid]

[Now he's thinking about hows and whys of giant breeding with permanently large giants, and he doesn't want to. Ugh, if only there were a way to un-imagine something -- the sentiment is obvious in his voice:]

Specifics of breeding for bloodline are better left to the people planning it.