I was surprised to know that Dorisma acted alongside me. I expected hesitation and reluctance, but it seemed as if she was really on-board for this quest. That or we were really tired and pissed over this. Could've at least given a check or fight; lack of tension meant we were about to be bored to death.

However, instead of a fight or some dice roll, we were given something rather unexpected... "Say what?" The dragons seemed to get rather defensive, rousing from their rest and paying attention to us. One of them was still rather confused, but the others were definitely willing to talk, surprisingly enough. "What sort of idiot would take a mother's egg?" One of the dragons with a shorter snout followed on from his friend's sentence. I forgot about the fact these dragons were in fact civilised (somewhat) and not just your regular wild variety, therefore they would have some sort of morals and standards - they were definitely concerned about the equivalent of a Kobold's egg being taken. I took a few steps back as they began stretching their wings and yawning loudly, much to my amusement. I kept a straight face though, listening and curious as to what they had to say. The first one spoke again, almost as if to breath fire at us, but rather just lowering its head to our level. They were in fact quite tall, after all.

"Drake, go back and study. The constabulary's going to catch that scumbag and get back your friend's egg, alright? We don't know anything about a lost egg, 'cause we haven't seen anyone around sorry." As colloquial as a giant dragon sounded, I felt defeated, but at least it meant there was lesser chance of an egg being found here. "Okay... thanks again." I said to all three of them, waving at them as they went back to sunbathing and relaxing. I looked back at Dorisma (who legitimately looked tired) and shrugged my shoulders, preferring to just return to the stronghold and look with the rest of our party. "Sorry Dorisma. Nothing out here in the dust. Let's go signal Robert and find something more useful to do."