Some Daughters Of Some Bells (
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alicornutopia2014-04-07 02:00 pm
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Pen' was just going to go practice singing. (She likes singing. The words are all lined up for her already and she doesn't get them wrong.) But this doesn't look like the practice room. So it's probably the magic restaurant.
Pen knows about the magic restaurant! You can go in it, and get food or things to drink (she has bracelets!) and then you just go back out the door and it's been no time at all and you're right where you went in.
She goes in. She is going to have cake.
Pen knows about the magic restaurant! You can go in it, and get food or things to drink (she has bracelets!) and then you just go back out the door and it's been no time at all and you're right where you went in.
She goes in. She is going to have cake.
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Her voice changes to a growl, and she gives Rose the mother of all death glares. If you harm them, you will regret it. I do not care how immortal you may be. You will regret it.
She gets a little nuzzle from her mate, for her trouble. Then she and said mate crumple back to human form - and go to retrieve children. Procellor holds the door, while she does the actual retrieval. They've stopped caring about freaking out the locals, and just leave the kids in dragon form rather than putting them under illusions, though the dragonness herself has to in order to fit through the door.
They return, hatchlings in tow. They're no bigger than four feet tall, all of them. In comparison to their parents, they're adorable.
One is a lighter grey than its father, another is a deep purple with swirling designs decorating its scales, and the last is a sort of black that changes to a blue in certain types of light. Each of them looks quite innocent. Also, cute.
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Yvae, says the purple one, identifiable now as female once she's spoken.
Pyranir says the male black-blue one. It looks between Belle and Pen. ... Ilayse is hiding. She thinks you're scary.
Don't tell her, hisses the little hiding dragonet. Petulantly, she adds, I do not think she's scary! She's... She's just human! She can't fly...
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But you don't have wings! insists Yvae, incredulously. Ilayse and Pyranir nod along, though Ilayse doesn't leave her mommy-based hiding spot.
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The wind of her aura ripples when she lifts into the air.
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Yvae just stares. Sounding like she's upset at a big rule being broken, she says, But - humans don't do magic! You're a dragon! Aren't you? My daddy looks like a human sometimes! That's it, right?
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Pyranir makes a little squeaking sound, and runs into his sister in an attempt to flee from the terrifying little angel. The hatchlings go tumbling in a sea of wings and slightly oversized paws.
From under a blue-black wing, Ilayse says indignantly, Why'd you do that?!
Sorry, replies her brother. She has wings! It's scary!
From above, their mother carefully reminds him, Dear heart, she can hear you. That's rude.
Oh, says Pyranir. ... Sorry.
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No dragons?! says Yvae, staring with big eyes. But- But... That's crazy!
The sibling not currently buried under another nods along to this statement. Crazy talk. No dragons? Crazy. There are lots of dragons. Everywhere!
Ilayse is the one to notice Pen's strange sentence. Why would we be afraid of squares? They're just shapes.
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But what do you do without dragons? asks Pyranir. Who flies and gathers shinies and does magic?
Squares do magic, doofus, says Yvae, acting like she knew that forever and didn't learn it five seconds ago. Apparently. Why do squares do magic?
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Procellor snorts with laughter.
Why is that funny? Yvae asks, confused.
Daddy's weird sometimes, replies Ilayse. Remember? He turns into a human!
Oh, right replies her sister. She goes over and nuzzles her father. It's okay, daddy, we love you even if you're weird sometimes.
Amused, her father replies with a solemn, Thank you.
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Ilayse is going to reply to Pen, even if her siblings aren't. Does he like being a human? It must be terrible to not fly! Ever!
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