week 7; wednesday ( dragon )
[BURSTS INTO THE ROOM
not literally, but he does seem a little less composed than usual.]
Two questions:
One... [because this has been bugging him for a while, honestly.] My first wish—did that actually come true, or was that just an illusion by the well?
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Two: According to Cardia, you said that there's "still more to learn for the sake of our friends". What did you mean by that?
not literally, but he does seem a little less composed than usual.]
Two questions:
One... [because this has been bugging him for a while, honestly.] My first wish—did that actually come true, or was that just an illusion by the well?
[...]
Two: According to Cardia, you said that there's "still more to learn for the sake of our friends". What did you mean by that?
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[She sighs faintly. Her expression grows troubled.]
It was a piece of magic that was hidden away... until she found it, and decided that it was worth beginning a war over in order to produce more of it.
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I heard she had a son?
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... it would not be impossible.
I presume she had a family, as I did.
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Her expression falls then, her eyes softening with the explanation - it seems like she hadn't heard this before.]
... Perhaps he did.
He was a bright, headstrong young man after all. Misguided... but I suppose it would make sense if that is what led to her defenses falling.
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What would've happened to her family? Do you know?
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[Her brow furrows... and she shakes her head.]
No... I do not.
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And what's with this cycle?
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[Which hurts - unbearably so. Her voice is softer as she admits it, before she tries to regain her composure again.]
The cycle of Dragon and Tiger... merely ensures that you cannot have one without the other. That is the story we have always known.
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I know I'm like that annoying kid who asks, "Why?" to everything, but—why?
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I could not die without her, and she could not live without me.
Everyone else... was not needed in our story - and so they met ends long before us.
[ . . . and she shakes her head.]
That is what I know... that is all I have known. My father would tell me that the Dragon and Tiger need each other to survive, in order to maintain balance in the world... and I thought it might have even been a beautiful story.
But I see - she did not agree.