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[Written] 1st Dragon

New blood? I am not sure how I feel about being referred to as such, especially given the situation.

Do I even want to know how I arrived here? The last thing I remember before waking up near this fountain was a bright flash of light. So that leaves me to believe that I am either unconscious somewhere and this is all a strange dream, or I am dead and this the some form of afterlife, or somehow I was taken from my world and brought here. At the point I am not sure which I would prefer as all are undesirable.

Asking about how to leave this place feels to be pointless. What I do like to know is more about this place, especially concerning that Scurvy Dog and Davy Jones. Any information would be appreciated.

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The best way I can describe a Dragoon is a knight who can command dragons.

I've never seen a dragon, before. Is it fun to do?

I suppose to some it would be, but it is not wise to get careless around one.

Never fought a dragon, but I did fight with a giant, once.

[He added, nonchalantly.] But, we're friends, now.

Battling a giant is still impressive.

Eh, I dunno. I think we were actually play-fighting.

[Considering the island was still intact by the time they were done, anyway.]

Play fighting? You would play fight with a giant?

[That sounds more than reckless.]

Sort of?

He was trying not to wreck his home and I was trying not to wreck my boat. So, we didn't try that hard.

Why did you fight to begin with if you did not want to wreck anything?

He called me a pipsqueak. I wasn't gonna take that.

So, I hit him in the face.

That sounds perfectly reasonable...

[Yep, that would be sarcasm coming from her.]

Right! I got over it, but I got pretty heated quick with him.

I imagine so if you were willing to punch a giant in the face.

I'm not usually that angry a guy--[Hah.]--but, back then I was ready to take a swing at pretty much anybody.

Everybody's like that when they're young, though.

[Three years ago.]

I am not sure everybody is that hot headed in their youth.

[actually Rose, a few thousand years ago you kinda were.]

If they weren't, then they had boring teenaged years. That's the kind of stuff that makes life interesting.

[You have to admit that fighting a giant for little to no reason is cool even if it's also incredibly stupid.]

I am not sure that not losing one's temper equals boring. There are other things that could make life interesting.

Bein' withdrawn is boring. Hiding yourself doesn't make life interesting.

It's like lookin' at everything else like it's a picture. You're not participating.

[Well she can't deny about life being not interesting while hiding.]

Sometimes, one does not have a choice, and has to be withdrawn.

Ahh, that sucks. It just means you were forced to be boring, though.

Unless waiting around is entertaining to some people.

There were some exciting moments, but yes it could be considered boring.

[Especially after living a few thousand years like that.]

But necessary in order to keep from drawing attention.

Edited 2014-06-15 20:40 (UTC)

Well, why don't you start drawing more attention now, Dragoon lady?

My crew's always growin' and you sound like you could use excitement.

You would want me on your crew?

[Though, this does save her some time in searching out to join a crew...]

Very well. It does sound interesting, but I do not promise that I will drawing attention to myself right away.

We've got a few shy cards and serious folks among us, but they've all gotten really interesting while they've sailed with us.

I've got a good feeling about these kinds of things, y'know--and I've never been let down. I'll trust that you'd be just as ridiculous as the rest of us, eventually.

We will just have to see about the ridiculous part.

So what is the name of the ship?

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