darkest_fate
machina erotica
- Joined
- Dec 17, 2009
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The criteria Jasmine laid out made Zacarsia let out a harsh, almost barking laugh. Somewhere a bunch of old dragons were rolling over and mumbling about kids and the latest generation. Somewhere else, Jasmine's haters were probably grumbling about how the redhead would do anything for some treasure and trinkets. Not that Zacarsia really cared all that much what they thought.
"Fine by me," he said, shifting. "Do you want to walk or do you want me to carry you?" He gestured with his head. "My current nest is up on a pretty nice sized ship there." There happened to be a small hill upon which a handful of ships had crashed, forming almost a tower of trash. The sky dragon had, of course, picked the highest point of the island for his own little hideaway, even if high wasn't all that high relatively speaking (technically they were in a sky island, so they'd be high even if they were dangling on the edge).
Either way Jasmine agreed to go, they'd have to head up there. It wouldn't be too hard: either a short flight or a short climb, and then they'd be approaching the nest. If Jasmine was expecting something impressive, she'd be disappointing. It looked like a bird's nest, cobbled together from trees and leaves and such. There were a few of what looked like long scrolls piled up in one corner. In another sat a fairly small stack of trinkets, about what would fit in an oversized backpack of some kind. They did radiate some magic, though Zacarsia didn't know for certain what any of them would do.
There was no denying the view though: it was spectacular, even if it pretty much was just overlooking a giant pile of rubble and junk.
"Fine by me," he said, shifting. "Do you want to walk or do you want me to carry you?" He gestured with his head. "My current nest is up on a pretty nice sized ship there." There happened to be a small hill upon which a handful of ships had crashed, forming almost a tower of trash. The sky dragon had, of course, picked the highest point of the island for his own little hideaway, even if high wasn't all that high relatively speaking (technically they were in a sky island, so they'd be high even if they were dangling on the edge).
Either way Jasmine agreed to go, they'd have to head up there. It wouldn't be too hard: either a short flight or a short climb, and then they'd be approaching the nest. If Jasmine was expecting something impressive, she'd be disappointing. It looked like a bird's nest, cobbled together from trees and leaves and such. There were a few of what looked like long scrolls piled up in one corner. In another sat a fairly small stack of trinkets, about what would fit in an oversized backpack of some kind. They did radiate some magic, though Zacarsia didn't know for certain what any of them would do.
There was no denying the view though: it was spectacular, even if it pretty much was just overlooking a giant pile of rubble and junk.