[b]Saber[/b]

The newcomers ranged from not unexpected to... unusual. There was another figure to be wary of, the flaming skeleton in black. Needless to say, she would be keeping an eye out for anything suspicious from him, just as she watched the lich... and the clown man. There were other matters to be concerned with for the moment, needless to say. Everyone seemed to have various doubts and beliefs about dragons. Saber knew of what she possessed, of what she had battled, and also that a close friend of hers had slain one of the creatures in life...

Of all her regrets, his fate still lingered in her mind. Saber could only hope her had found peace, somehow... but now was not the time to focus on such thoughts. Now was time to contribute just what she knew of dragons. There was one of the newcomers, who spoke... some of what she knew of dragons... "... The loud man speaks the truth. There are multiple kinds of dragons, though I know only of the ones bearing red skin, who breath flames. They are incredibly powerful and magical creatures, but it is not impossible to slay them. And in battle with a dragon, it must be slain."

It was a point she felt needed to be touched on. While Saber was a knight, someone who fought for justice, for the weak, for those who could not fight for themselves... she had no illusions that a beast such as a dragon could be subdued non-lethally.

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[b]Jakuzure Nonon[/b]

Nonon raised an eyebrow.

"So, what, you people come from places with dragons? How can you be so sure the one here's gonna be like the ones you know? It's just stupid to assume that kind of thing. Not that any of your are bright..." Nonon shrugged, smiling at the insulting note she had left off on. She wasn't going to spare the opportunity to give each and every single person there another good insult, that was for certain. Besides, it was dumb as hell to make assumptions about this place. It was some weird shapeshifting land that didn't make any sense.

"I just know it's going to be grounded, permanently," she added, considerably more brightly.