We can fight later and talk later. I will have a lot of explaining to do, and I should like to let our first night here together be a peaceful one. Heavier things can wait 'til morning.
[steps out of the water, tugging Estinien towards the grove of palm trees]
[flicks his tail, looking for another tail to twine with, then curls it close behind estinien's legs instead]
You've my company now. We've left together now. It is a new experience, truly, but I hope one day this island and my seas will be as familiar as any field and house in Ishgard. You are not my guest in coming here, you are crossing your own threshold.
If it is true that we will be able to continue traversing betwixt our worlds. Then I should hope that you will come to feel the same of Ishgard, or Radz-At-Han. They are both places I could consider "home".
[ Winding an arm around him. The lack of tails is So Frustrating. ]
Vrtra is kind. More kind than any dragon I've had the pleasure of knowing before you. You will make a good impression on him as long as you do not threaten his land or his people.
At current, our best bet will be to visit Radz-At-Han after spending some weeks, maybe even a month or more here. I know that preparations to go back to the Thirteenth are taking more than a while.
[he's leading Estinien through a tropical garden, heavily planted palms and blooming flowers. some of the plants are unfamiliar to both Eorzea and modern Earth, but all are green and lush, spoiled with an abundance of rain and sunshine. there's no lamps except for the bright moon overhead, and there's the soft rustle of small animals in the darkness. snakes, sleepy birds, a gardener's dog making its own private rounds. some crabs scuttle busily across the path. this isn't a garden kept for harvesting, but just for the pleasure of the outdoors.]
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But, perhaps I might be able to show you a dream of it.
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I would see a dream of it, though. Perhaps we can save that for after you show me the rest of your kingdom?
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Certainly. Shall we begin with this island?
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Starting here, ending where ever you feel we should end.
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[ Fond chirping. ]
And you are certain your kingdom will take kindly to me?
[ HE CAME READY TO PROVE HIMSELF. ]
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They will. And if they do not, they will quickly learn otherwise.
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So we could fight now, talk later. I have pride and honor and you to defend here.
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[steps out of the water, tugging Estinien towards the grove of palm trees]
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Of course, love. Whatever you wish of me. My impatience may get the better of me, you know.
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Impatience for what, treasure?
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[ He does not give that Look to many people, so Moon being weak to it is especially treasurable. ]
... I had not thought about much beyond our time in the prison, to think that we were able to leave together.
[ Estinien can attempt sentimentality. But he's not very good at it. ]
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You've my company now. We've left together now. It is a new experience, truly, but I hope one day this island and my seas will be as familiar as any field and house in Ishgard. You are not my guest in coming here, you are crossing your own threshold.
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[ Winding an arm around him. The lack of tails is So Frustrating. ]
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I would never. I’ve my own lands and people to satisfy me, and never would I threaten a place you cherish. I hope to be an ally and friend to Vrtra.
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It would be enough to make any man restless.
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Confident, as always.
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[he's leading Estinien through a tropical garden, heavily planted palms and blooming flowers. some of the plants are unfamiliar to both Eorzea and modern Earth, but all are green and lush, spoiled with an abundance of rain and sunshine. there's no lamps except for the bright moon overhead, and there's the soft rustle of small animals in the darkness. snakes, sleepy birds, a gardener's dog making its own private rounds. some crabs scuttle busily across the path. this isn't a garden kept for harvesting, but just for the pleasure of the outdoors.]
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