Audacious

Myriad Reality

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…Was the fedora for your dad?

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*nods*
The subspecies tend to aid in battle, but the elders are usually the ones who are fighting. They are known to humans as the Primordials. They embody the base elements.

@Galvanize

That's the kind of powerful and ancient sounding name I like to hear! I really want to visit your world now. And the other one.

Myriad Reality

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Heh, not that time. It was just for practice.

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There wasn’t much they could do about it, outside of just forcing me. But still.

@Nimda

Well... He didn't do that, at least. I know some who would.

Myriad Reality

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Uh...
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It didn’t go very well.

@Nimda

It didn’t sound like it would have. But he didn’t stop you, at least.

Myriad Reality

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Trust me, it’s great to get out.

@Nimda

Your dad okay with you moving?

Myriad Reality

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I did!

@Galvanize

What sort? All of them?

Myriad Reality

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Watching the territory wars is pretty neat though. The clash of elements and weather as two massive creatures gracefully dance in an act of domain expansion. It may be chaotic looking, it also seem serene at the same time.

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That’s really cool! What do you usually do?

@Galvanize

There is a beauty to combat in that sense, I admit. Did you say elements?

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Yeah... just something I picked up a while back.

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Yeah. But I try to visit places.

@Nimda

I would hope so. Otherwise, I’d feel like I peer pressured you to come here or something.

Myriad Reality

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Ehh, don’t worry about it. I’m from more of a compound than I am a country.

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What?

@Nimda

Oh, I see. I think.

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I would say mostly, yeah. They more of live together. Dragons don’t tend to mess with the human towns and villages, while humans tend to keep away from dens. Though, territory wars do happen within the scope of dragons. It is natural for them. Sometimes, it escalates badly and ends up with death of one or more.

@Galvanize

I guess that’s just the nature of people, sad as it may be.

Myriad Reality

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From what the elders have told me. There have been some events where humans have tried to take over the lands. Mainly due to some group or a single human who convinced others to follow them with the idea that they will gain immeasurable power. But the dragons quickly shut them down. It’s a bit ruthless, but just as other humans don’t wish for bloodshed the dragons don’t either. Not saying it was only the humans who acted that way, some dragons started beef with humans and dragons for their own gain as well!

@Galvanize

Is there equality between humans and dragons?

Myriad Reality

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The humans? Or dragons?

@Galvanize

The humans are what I meant, but now I’m curious about both.

Myriad Reality

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Where I was from? It was a lot of flora and fauna. The world was massive and, respectively, the creatures were as well. Abundant trees and sea. Biomes were massive compared to most worlds I’ve been to; partly because of the dragons. They thrive off their territory so they keep it as comfortable as possible. There were humans, but they never were able to overcome and populate the world as I have seen with other worlds too. So they kinda adapted to where they lived.

@Galvanize

Same! About the first half, anyway. Lots of sea and forests and jungles. No dragons though. Or humans, but I suppose we fill that role in our world. They’re peaceful, though?