@ Aaliyah : I love your dragon, but could you specify her power a bit more? She can't just magically make dragons die, since that could easily lead to powerplay and godmod. Could you make it a bit more specific, please?
@ Arkanis Void: Amazing dragons! Quite scary, too! You're
accepted! You may start roleplaying whenever you like.
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Kithea poked her head out of the cave, worried abut her brother. She had just heard a screech, and he hadn't come back yet. Kithea sighed and laid down, putting her claws over her muzzle. He's okay, Kithea, you're overreacting, she thought to herself, but her instincts told her to go after him, and the urge was too strong. Kithea leaped out of the cave and flew as hard as she could down the canyon. Laysa paced back and forth in the sour-smelling room. Suddenly, the door swung open and a two-legged stepped in. It, a male, had a role of the brown vine in its hand, and a long, thin, and black snake-like thing. Laysa tilted her head and sniffed him. The two-legged didn't flinch. Laysa snorted and stepped back, wanting to blow fire on the two-legged. Her jaw opened slightly, but then she remembered what happened the last time--that wave of painful heat. Laysa snorted smoke in anger and hung her head. The two-legged walked towards her and wrapped the vine around her head in a peculiar way so as she couldn't get to it, and she couldn't pull it off. Laysa growled and nipped his arm, which started bleeding--but only a little. She chuckled. The two-legged made an angry grunting sound, then pulled out the snake-thing. He pulled it back and lashed it in the air in front of her face, and it made a sharp cracking sound. Laysa jumped back, making distressed grunting sounds.
The two-legged grabbed the vine again and pulled. Laysa followed unwillingly, but she had to; she wouldn't want that snake-thing to hit her! The two-legged led her out into a dusty, brightly-lit place. In was the afternoon, so she could see the place easily. There were strange, square things made of rock all around that the two-leggeds walked in and out of. Dragons of all shapes and sizes were being led out of the hard chambers, like her. But she could smell even more dragons in longer, bigger sour chambers. They didn't smell confused or hurt or scared--they smelled...happy. Content. At home.
Laysa snorted in disgust. The two-legged pulled her out into the middle of the two-legged denning place. She growled. "Where are we?" she asked the other dragons. They all shook their heads.
What's going on?