“Licat volare si super tergum Aquilis volat.”
(I genuinely wonder how many people will get this reference)
Is Falst taking off because: a) He agrees with Tess that something needs to be done, and he’s the only one who can do it. b) Thinks that in the worst case scenario his resistance to the diadem might allow him to fight the mind-reading power. c) To avoid Tess’s prying into his unknown light powers. Or d) All of the above.
Yeah, grabbing the sword while no-one is looking, and before either the tide or eruption swallow it, is probably the best thing they can do right now. Who knows? Maybe Kendal, the sword, can be used to search for Kendal, the demigod; perhaps the Northern Wyrm could offer some guidance on the matter.
Potoo dragon, why not? I’d have probably gone for an owl dragon to continue the cat-dragon theme; I’ve heard owls called winged-cats more than once. Imagine how bloodcurdling a screech from a barn owl dragon would be.
Like the various fish species Red used for different mermaids, I kinda want to stress test this “any bird can be a dragon” stance. Emu-dragons terrorising Auroran Australia, Gannet-dragons diving at ludicrous speeds, Bittern-Dragons with extending necks. Horrifying!
I don’t know how I managed to stay up this late. This is, like, the thing I wanted to avoid.
Also Falst is right being concerned about Stefen, don’t know if I spelled that right, breaking Kendal’s arm.
Kendal broke Falst’s Godsdam wrist!
GO FALST GOO!1!1!1!1!
“i have a plan!” *zooms away*
For mobile readers.
Alt-text: pootoo dragon perfec t for put protagonist in to
Image source: clever
Dragon friend
WTF does the alt-text mean
Sneaky sneaky, Falst! What’re you gonna do with that sword?
Auquilis looks different from the other lightning-type dragon from earlier in the story. Interesting… maybe more/only air elemental influence?
FALST BE CAREFUL!!!!!
“Licat volare si super tergum Aquilis volat.”
(I genuinely wonder how many people will get this reference)
Is Falst taking off because: a) He agrees with Tess that something needs to be done, and he’s the only one who can do it. b) Thinks that in the worst case scenario his resistance to the diadem might allow him to fight the mind-reading power. c) To avoid Tess’s prying into his unknown light powers. Or d) All of the above.
Yeah, grabbing the sword while no-one is looking, and before either the tide or eruption swallow it, is probably the best thing they can do right now. Who knows? Maybe Kendal, the sword, can be used to search for Kendal, the demigod; perhaps the Northern Wyrm could offer some guidance on the matter.
Potoo dragon, why not? I’d have probably gone for an owl dragon to continue the cat-dragon theme; I’ve heard owls called winged-cats more than once. Imagine how bloodcurdling a screech from a barn owl dragon would be.
Like the various fish species Red used for different mermaids, I kinda want to stress test this “any bird can be a dragon” stance. Emu-dragons terrorising Auroran Australia, Gannet-dragons diving at ludicrous speeds, Bittern-Dragons with extending necks. Horrifying!
I don’t know how I managed to stay up this late. This is, like, the thing I wanted to avoid.
Also Falst is right being concerned about Stefen, don’t know if I spelled that right, breaking Kendal’s arm.
Kendal broke Falst’s Godsdam wrist!