From what the last line of the story said tells me they aren't related:
Behind them, death screamed, releasing wind, light, and flame skyward.
Also:
My brother lowered his head and let loose glorious streams of fire from his mouth. The flames curled and crackled, burning intricate patterns into the dry grasses around us.
From what the last line of the story said tells me they aren't related:
Behind them, death screamed, releasing wind, light, and flame skyward.
Also:
My brother lowered his head and let loose glorious streams of fire from his mouth. The flames curled and crackled, burning intricate patterns into the dry grasses around us.
[quote name="@Dragonkitty" date="2018-03-15 07:50:12" ]
Dear lords read itttt
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[quote name="@Skogur" date="2018-03-15 07:49:37" ]
it was so short that you just gave up. me too.
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no i didn't give up, I did read it, but i didn't get it.
but everyone's inside is so helpful on this situation. So thank you everyone reading this
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Skogur wrote on 2018-03-15 07:49:37:
it was so short that you just gave up. me too.
no i didn't give up, I did read it, but i didn't get it.
but everyone's inside is so helpful on this situation. So thank you everyone reading this
[quote name="EclipseDragon" date="2018-03-15 08:16:24" ]
Unless the parents had a clutch in one flight, traveled to another flight, had another clutch, traveled to a third, had a clutch there and all three of these hatchlings came together to die suddenly at their "family reunion", these dragons probably aren't actually related.
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Indeed what i was thinking. It could be, there are nomadic dragons but since the narrator doesnt remember anything about them as hatchlings....they are probably not siblings
EclipseDragon wrote on 2018-03-15 08:16:24:
Unless the parents had a clutch in one flight, traveled to another flight, had another clutch, traveled to a third, had a clutch there and all three of these hatchlings came together to die suddenly at their "family reunion", these dragons probably aren't actually related.
Indeed what i was thinking. It could be, there are nomadic dragons but since the narrator doesnt remember anything about them as hatchlings....they are probably not siblings
[quote=]She almost released the claw of her wheezing companion. Behind her, the Ridgeback youth resumed his litany of complaints.[/quote]
This sounds like she was holding Umbrann's claw/arm/hand/WHATEVER with her back [i]appendage[/i] like a mother would hold her child's hand to lead them around.
I wonder if she was flying slower so he could keep up with his littler wings. Adorable.
But Gleam was a guardian, wasn't she? Holding something with their back legs seems like it would be awkward for guardians.
Also, we know the 'brother' was the flame-aligned head. I think the sentient/aware one was the light-aligned head, because he was so focused on the sunshine, sunrise(set?) and light in general. The 'sister' must be wind.
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She almost released the claw of her wheezing companion. Behind her, the Ridgeback youth resumed his litany of complaints.
This sounds like she was holding Umbrann's claw/arm/hand/WHATEVER with her back
appendage like a mother would hold her child's hand to lead them around.
I wonder if she was flying slower so he could keep up with his littler wings. Adorable.
But Gleam was a guardian, wasn't she? Holding something with their back legs seems like it would be awkward for guardians.
Also, we know the 'brother' was the flame-aligned head. I think the sentient/aware one was the light-aligned head, because he was so focused on the sunshine, sunrise(set?) and light in general. The 'sister' must be wind.
I think this may have been mentioned already, but this is kinda big: Narrator mentions that the sister had been asleep much longer than they had, and so they took a longer time to wake. Either this could mean that it takes some time for an imperial to form, and they don't have to all die at the same time to form. Or, it also mentions it being a shame that their mother and siblings weren't there to join them, and the Luminax bloodline having been seperated, but now reunited never to be apart again. Sooo maybe an imperial can grow once it finds other dead imperials to "reunite" with? Maybe they are going to look for "Mother" and their other siblings, so they can be a big happy family again.
I think this may have been mentioned already, but this is kinda big: Narrator mentions that the sister had been asleep much longer than they had, and so they took a longer time to wake. Either this could mean that it takes some time for an imperial to form, and they don't have to all die at the same time to form. Or, it also mentions it being a shame that their mother and siblings weren't there to join them, and the Luminax bloodline having been seperated, but now reunited never to be apart again. Sooo maybe an imperial can grow once it finds other dead imperials to "reunite" with? Maybe they are going to look for "Mother" and their other siblings, so they can be a big happy family again.
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everyone talking and it makes me so happy thank you ; U;
everyone talking and it makes me so happy thank you ; U;
Maybe this is what happens when their dead are left too close to each other.
Maybe this is what happens when their dead are left too close to each other.
[quote name="Hinumi" date="2018-03-15 08:19:56" ]
[quote name="EclipseDragon" date="2018-03-15 08:16:24" ]
Unless the parents had a clutch in one flight, traveled to another flight, had another clutch, traveled to a third, had a clutch there and all three of these hatchlings came together to die suddenly at their "family reunion", these dragons probably aren't actually related.
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Indeed what i was thinking. It could be, there are nomadic dragons but since the narrator doesnt remember anything about them as hatchlings....they are probably not siblings
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I agree that the whole "siblings thing" may not be an actual blood relation. Just an imagined "understanding" of the "relationship" between the heads. The fact that parts of the body were not accessible to the middle head also suggests that the other heads may control those aspects instead.
Which is kind of trippy. :)
Hinumi wrote on 2018-03-15 08:19:56:
EclipseDragon wrote on 2018-03-15 08:16:24:
Unless the parents had a clutch in one flight, traveled to another flight, had another clutch, traveled to a third, had a clutch there and all three of these hatchlings came together to die suddenly at their "family reunion", these dragons probably aren't actually related.
Indeed what i was thinking. It could be, there are nomadic dragons but since the narrator doesnt remember anything about them as hatchlings....they are probably not siblings
I agree that the whole "siblings thing" may not be an actual blood relation. Just an imagined "understanding" of the "relationship" between the heads. The fact that parts of the body were not accessible to the middle head also suggests that the other heads may control those aspects instead.
Which is kind of trippy. :)
From the Encyclopedia entry:
[quote]...these dangerous opponents are one of the few creatures that may draw the gods from their shrines and onto a battlefield[/quote]
O.O
From the Encyclopedia entry:
Quote:
...these dangerous opponents are one of the few creatures that may draw the gods from their shrines and onto a battlefield
O.O
