Rorschach had dozed off for part of the tour -- and while he was asleep someone had put glitter on him! He shook some of it off with a huff. Never trust Light dragons. He heard the guide's voice and ran ahead to the tour group. Looking around, he quickly chose to follow Winterfang to the large packages. He'd feel more at home around Imperials; and those small packages were probably easy to fit glitterbombs in.
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Rorschach had dozed off for part of the tour -- and while he was asleep someone had put glitter on him! He shook some of it off with a huff. Never trust Light dragons. He heard the guide's voice and ran ahead to the tour group. Looking around, he quickly chose to follow Winterfang to the large packages. He'd feel more at home around Imperials; and those small packages were probably easy to fit glitterbombs in.
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Baldr looked up at the sound of a chime from direction of the Lightweaver statue, and watched as a shower of glitter fountained up from her wings and grinning mouth, cascading down over the dragons who had gone for a closer look. Baldr's eyes widened in surprise, but though some of the dragons caught under in the glitter-fountain don't look best pleased, it's an incredible sight. It really brings home to him just how much glitter Light Flight has at its disposal.
As the fountain's spray died down, Dawn began to explain about the intricate pattern of light beams that normally shield the building from view, but had been deactivated to allow dragons to attend the tour. He frowned to himself: it sounded very complicated. It also sounded [i]useful[/i] - he knew a number of dragons in his Clan who would wish they had been in his place to ask more about it when he got home, and he also could imagine how frustrated they would be when he gave only the most basic explanation. However, he wouldn't know where to even begin questioning Dawn about the Glittervault's defences.
Besides, there was no time, for just then Winterfang returned carrying visitor badges for everyone. Baldr proudly pinned his glittering golden badge to his cloak and followed as the tour itself began.
Winterfang and Dawn led the way to the very top of the building, via a lift, and when the group emerged Baldr couldn't resist wandering over to the nearest window to peer out at the clouds that were beyond the glass. The ground was barely visible through the vapour. He peered, trying to make out the shapes of the Sundial Terrace or the Beacon of the Radiant Eye. He leaned so close to the glass that his horns clacked against it, nudging him out out of his curiosity, and he suddenly realised that he had been left behind. He could see the tour disappearing down a short corridor.
Baldr hurried to catch up as thr group crowded into a kind of warehouse, filled with all kinds of delivery containers of all shapes and sizes. Now at the back of the group thanks to his curiosity, he had to strain to hear what Winterfang was saying, but he heard something about deliveries before the Spiral started down an aisle of Guardians and Imperials, all working on huge packages.
As some of the dragons on the tour followed after Winterfang, a gap opened in front of Baldr and he hesitantly stepped into it, noticing that he was not quite close to Dawn as she announced that she would be talking about small deliveries. Reluctant to give up his spot now that he had, by chance, regained a good place quite close to a guide, [b]he headed after Dawn along the second aisle filled with Fae and Spirals who were working on small packages[/b].
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Baldr looked up at the sound of a chime from direction of the Lightweaver statue, and watched as a shower of glitter fountained up from her wings and grinning mouth, cascading down over the dragons who had gone for a closer look. Baldr's eyes widened in surprise, but though some of the dragons caught under in the glitter-fountain don't look best pleased, it's an incredible sight. It really brings home to him just how much glitter Light Flight has at its disposal.
As the fountain's spray died down, Dawn began to explain about the intricate pattern of light beams that normally shield the building from view, but had been deactivated to allow dragons to attend the tour. He frowned to himself: it sounded very complicated. It also sounded useful - he knew a number of dragons in his Clan who would wish they had been in his place to ask more about it when he got home, and he also could imagine how frustrated they would be when he gave only the most basic explanation. However, he wouldn't know where to even begin questioning Dawn about the Glittervault's defences.
Besides, there was no time, for just then Winterfang returned carrying visitor badges for everyone. Baldr proudly pinned his glittering golden badge to his cloak and followed as the tour itself began.
Winterfang and Dawn led the way to the very top of the building, via a lift, and when the group emerged Baldr couldn't resist wandering over to the nearest window to peer out at the clouds that were beyond the glass. The ground was barely visible through the vapour. He peered, trying to make out the shapes of the Sundial Terrace or the Beacon of the Radiant Eye. He leaned so close to the glass that his horns clacked against it, nudging him out out of his curiosity, and he suddenly realised that he had been left behind. He could see the tour disappearing down a short corridor.
Baldr hurried to catch up as thr group crowded into a kind of warehouse, filled with all kinds of delivery containers of all shapes and sizes. Now at the back of the group thanks to his curiosity, he had to strain to hear what Winterfang was saying, but he heard something about deliveries before the Spiral started down an aisle of Guardians and Imperials, all working on huge packages.
As some of the dragons on the tour followed after Winterfang, a gap opened in front of Baldr and he hesitantly stepped into it, noticing that he was not quite close to Dawn as she announced that she would be talking about small deliveries. Reluctant to give up his spot now that he had, by chance, regained a good place quite close to a guide, he headed after Dawn along the second aisle filled with Fae and Spirals who were working on small packages.
Baldr looked up at the sound of a chime from direction of the Lightweaver statue, and watched as a shower of glitter fountained up from her wings and grinning mouth, cascading down over the dragons who had gone for a closer look. Baldr's eyes widened in surprise, but though some of the dragons caught under in the glitter-fountain don't look best pleased, it's an incredible sight. It really brings home to him just how much glitter Light Flight has at its disposal.
As the fountain's spray died down, Dawn began to explain about the intricate pattern of light beams that normally shield the building from view, but had been deactivated to allow dragons to attend the tour. He frowned to himself: it sounded very complicated. It also sounded useful - he knew a number of dragons in his Clan who would wish they had been in his place to ask more about it when he got home, and he also could imagine how frustrated they would be when he gave only the most basic explanation. However, he wouldn't know where to even begin questioning Dawn about the Glittervault's defences.
Besides, there was no time, for just then Winterfang returned carrying visitor badges for everyone. Baldr proudly pinned his glittering golden badge to his cloak and followed as the tour itself began.
Winterfang and Dawn led the way to the very top of the building, via a lift, and when the group emerged Baldr couldn't resist wandering over to the nearest window to peer out at the clouds that were beyond the glass. The ground was barely visible through the vapour. He peered, trying to make out the shapes of the Sundial Terrace or the Beacon of the Radiant Eye. He leaned so close to the glass that his horns clacked against it, nudging him out out of his curiosity, and he suddenly realised that he had been left behind. He could see the tour disappearing down a short corridor.
Baldr hurried to catch up as thr group crowded into a kind of warehouse, filled with all kinds of delivery containers of all shapes and sizes. Now at the back of the group thanks to his curiosity, he had to strain to hear what Winterfang was saying, but he heard something about deliveries before the Spiral started down an aisle of Guardians and Imperials, all working on huge packages.
As some of the dragons on the tour followed after Winterfang, a gap opened in front of Baldr and he hesitantly stepped into it, noticing that he was not quite close to Dawn as she announced that she would be talking about small deliveries. Reluctant to give up his spot now that he had, by chance, regained a good place quite close to a guide, he headed after Dawn along the second aisle filled with Fae and Spirals who were working on small packages.
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Alwyn closed his eyes as the glitterfall began, and didn't open them until he could no longer hear the other dragons shaking off what glitter they could. Sighing, yet knowing it was inevitable that he would get some glitter during the tour, he shook as much glitter as he could off of himself. There was really quite a bit still on him. Perhaps the coatl hatchlings at home would be impressed; or, at least, amused. He supposed that now he resembled his mother a bit more.
Smiling, Alwyn takes a visitor badge from Winterfang. After listening to the descriptions of the two aisles, he decides to follow [b]Dawn[/b] to see how faes and spirals handle their packages.
Alwyn closed his eyes as the glitterfall began, and didn't open them until he could no longer hear the other dragons shaking off what glitter they could. Sighing, yet knowing it was inevitable that he would get some glitter during the tour, he shook as much glitter as he could off of himself. There was really quite a bit still on him. Perhaps the coatl hatchlings at home would be impressed; or, at least, amused. He supposed that now he resembled his mother a bit more.
Smiling, Alwyn takes a visitor badge from Winterfang. After listening to the descriptions of the two aisles, he decides to follow Dawn to see how faes and spirals handle their packages.
Summit chuckled as he dusted the glitter from his coat. "Should have seen that one coming," he muttered.
When examining the hallways, Summit noted that the large packages could easily be hiding large glitterbombs. He follows Dawn.
When examining the hallways, Summit noted that the large packages could easily be hiding large glitterbombs. He follows Dawn.
Summit chuckled as he dusted the glitter from his coat. "Should have seen that one coming," he muttered.
When examining the hallways, Summit noted that the large packages could easily be hiding large glitterbombs. He follows Dawn.
When examining the hallways, Summit noted that the large packages could easily be hiding large glitterbombs. He follows Dawn.
Kreklar doesn't quite know how he feels about the way Dawn described the small packages as "in your face". Perhaps he's naive to think so, but he assumes that Dawn knows something he does not. So, he decides to follow Dawn down the aisle with Guardians and Imperials.
Kreklar doesn't quite know how he feels about the way Dawn described the small packages as "in your face". Perhaps he's naive to think so, but he assumes that Dawn knows something he does not. So, he decides to follow Dawn down the aisle with Guardians and Imperials.
"WHOOOOOOO HAHAHAAHA YEAAAAAAAAAAAAH DUDE THIS IS AMAZEBAAAAAAAAAAALLS"
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Contrary to the point of the game, Casul is LOVING the glitter. She's loving it so much that she missed an entire day just rolling around in the grass and the glitter, laughing and rubbing it into her fur and scales and throwing it up in the air and letting it hit her on the head. This is going SWIMMINGLY.
When she finally catches up, panting and shedding glitter everywhere, she's momentarily paralyzed by indecision. OH MY GOD BOXES THIS IS GREAT SHE WANTS TO OPEN THEM ALL. She considers for a bit, then remembers something a friend told her--[b]good things come in small packages[/b]...
"WHOOOOOOO HAHAHAAHA YEAAAAAAAAAAAAH DUDE THIS IS AMAZEBAAAAAAAAAAALLS"
Contrary to the point of the game, Casul is LOVING the glitter. She's loving it so much that she missed an entire day just rolling around in the grass and the glitter, laughing and rubbing it into her fur and scales and throwing it up in the air and letting it hit her on the head. This is going SWIMMINGLY.
When she finally catches up, panting and shedding glitter everywhere, she's momentarily paralyzed by indecision. OH MY GOD BOXES THIS IS GREAT SHE WANTS TO OPEN THEM ALL. She considers for a bit, then remembers something a friend told her--good things come in small packages...
Contrary to the point of the game, Casul is LOVING the glitter. She's loving it so much that she missed an entire day just rolling around in the grass and the glitter, laughing and rubbing it into her fur and scales and throwing it up in the air and letting it hit her on the head. This is going SWIMMINGLY.
When she finally catches up, panting and shedding glitter everywhere, she's momentarily paralyzed by indecision. OH MY GOD BOXES THIS IS GREAT SHE WANTS TO OPEN THEM ALL. She considers for a bit, then remembers something a friend told her--good things come in small packages...
Leaf follows Dawn down the aisle with the faes and spirals with small packages.
Leaf follows Dawn down the aisle with the faes and spirals with small packages.
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Being a Coatl, so smaller than a Guardian, but still bigger than Fae, Iker decided to follow Dawn. Large deliveries are too big for his taste.
Being a Coatl, so smaller than a Guardian, but still bigger than Fae, Iker decided to follow Dawn. Large deliveries are too big for his taste.
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