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Draconis, always wanting to know why, asked, "Why are you getting Luftwaffe?" unable to put two and two together. Then she said, "Heh. Ninety Nine Red Balloons is an awesome song."

Magnus looked up at her strangely, and she cleared her throat and answered, "Er, yeah. Just imagine yourself being in his presence." A little curious as to the other Gargoyle who left with Veigh, she made a note to go find her anti-social dragon very soon. She needs to know if there's danger, though danger isn't likely to get past the second river of her home. And if it does, well, the fourth might stop it, and it'd definitely cease to exist by the fifth...


VW

Veigh rolled away, sighing. She liked being in this Kyn's company, and she liked playing with him. He was different than the others, he... To her, he really was the perfect drug, and she was addicted. The japanese flipped onto her belly, and looked at the crystal formations beneath her claws, where the omnipresent, iridescent starlight glittered and shone.

She looked up to where Schnurrbart lay, and snuck over without disturbing him, nozing into his forelegs and lying her head upon his chest. This was her haven.

"well, erm what I meant was.." poke was at a loss for words, not expecting sukama to appear from no where. "well we gotta do something! We wont really hurt her but as dragconis said she's corrputing the land."

"We need to get going. There isn't enough time to stand around talking." But, as soon as poke had been able to jump on his back they were already at the burnt down house, Both looking a little shocked.

"I guess...we should have listened more to the idea of thinking were we want to be..."

"where did they go?!?!" kameko almost panicked when poke and taku had disapeared, and surely wanted to know where they were and wanted to go with them. However as she thought this she appeared to be, were the other two were. "this is a strange land..." She felt even worse because drazio was gone too.

Kichi on the other hand, was still there witht he rest of them as her mind was thinking of other things. "I want to know why one of ganons kyn decided to give up so readily on the idea of a mate, It didn't even seem like he tried to fight kragen.

((O.O; I may just have a perverted mind, but ganon does "slaying the dragon" mean what I think it means? cause that sersiouly shouldn't be allowed here, as well as the fact you god-modded dw's kyn.))

when they arived many animles scatered into the dark and strange forest most of wich where what looked to be deer. the ground was nolonger baren it had a strange spungie moss covering it wich the animles seamed to have been eating. fearther down where the burned out house was was now a house made of black rose bush. and flitering around opening the beautiful flowers where clockwork butterflys. serounding the small vally was a dark and scarry forest that looked menising. the dark red sky shown a moonless sky and it gave everything an earie red mist about it.

Sukama fallowed them there on Ithroma who complained the entier way. "wow...cool, it looks like some of the places in the books that keeper reads."

she murred laying there slowly falling asleep her legs twiching as she does.

((Stupid thing ate my really cool post!))


VW

Veigh didn't jump up to follow immediately. She sat there, staring at the water, shivering. A silver rain fell from the crystalline walls as the aftermath of her attack on them. She looked up and blinked as little specks of mineral fluttered onto her eyelids, confused as to why they were flaking like that. Then she noticed that the light was dying, save for the auroral reflections of the water on the ceiling, and she bounded forward to cling to Schnurrbart.

"I don't feel safe here. Don't go up... take me somewhere safe."

This place wasn't her haven anymore.


Q

Kragen did not fall asleep when his mistress did. In fact, he didn't sleep at all, merely listening to her breathe. He was both attracted and repulsed, always scared. He had pledged to her out of fear and beauty, and he had gotten her, but for what? The welt of anger in his mind seemed to feed off his indecision. He sighed, knowing that, despite what he may think, he would still protect her, and serve her, even if it meant he never slept again. At least, so far, she wasn't a cruel mistress.

The gargoyle licked his fangs as he caught the sound of voices, and spent a minute trying to decide if they were in his head or not. At the end, he figured they were real, and that they were coming from the cave mouth. Taking care not to disturb Keeper's dreams, he slid from the bed and crawled towards the entrance, invisible in the shadows.

In such a position that he could see them but they couldn't see him, he tallied the group. Four dragons (two of them Princes, he could tell), and two Riders. The other two dragons seemed to be very close and -- one was Drazio. Kragen was shocked for a moment, not just because Drazio seemed to have found someone who didn't mind his obsessive eccentricities, but also because he was here of all places. What was he doing here? What were they all doing here?

Kragen hid, and waited to see if he might learn something. But if any of them tried to step foot in the cave, trespass on Keeper's home or even hurt her... the welt in his mind grew a little bigger.

VW


"Don't look up," Veigh warned, herself just staring straight ahead. There was no light, because there were no stars. Just a couple moons left, dimming, winking out of existance. "This place isn't private..."

She breathed in deeply and sighed, trying to straighten out what she thought she saw, and what was happening. Though the horrible wasteland of atrocities around the mountain still teemed with vermin and vile, the beautiful landmark was losing its splendour and stability.

Suddenly wild, Veigh whipped around to face her mountain, and imposed her will upon it, mad that it should disobey her. The obsidian shone again, and the crystal just as clear as the water it held, and the moons halted in their disappearing act, but the stars didn't come back. Veigh figured that it must reflect her mood, for she was still upset by that face without a face.

The Japanese looked to Schnurrbart, and said, "I was hoping you knew of a place to go, but this is your first time in Draconomica, isn't it? Just follow me. The Vale is a pocket of reality, and untouchable." She imagined the place, and phased out of sight.

TV ((Lawlz))

Veigh sat up on her haunches to get a better view of the different landmarks. She glared at them, and shifted them so that she could get a closer look at the plain, then the strange mountains she didn't recognize. Apparently they were part of Luftwaffe's home. (She can do this because those places are outside the Vale.)

"Your brother?" asked Veigh, then remembering the second gargoyle who had been there to wrap her up in banners. Then she remembered that she had meant to drop Schnurrbart in a hole, and was somewhat disappointed that she happened to be in a pocket of reality at the moment. "Would he let me stay there? I'd feel better if I were around dragons I could trust, rather than some stupid deer I can't eat."

ND

Veigh smiled to see the connection and similarities between the brothers. She, herself, had never met another like her. When Schnurrbart nuzzled her, she made a deep thrumming sound like a cat's purr, and smiled a little more.

"This place is very... nice. I like it," she said, nodding her approval. She turned to Schnurrbart and told him, "All right, show me the Bads. And someday," she said, telling the moustached Gargoyle, "you can show me the real places. I'm very curious, now." Veigh grinned mischievously, nuzzling him back in the neck and side... and then pushing him right into a hole that wasn't there before.