>>777582
FIRST FOR DRACONIC MASTER RACE!
And now I'm off to archive the previous thread.

>>777603
Dragon lives don't matter!

>>777619
DRAGON LIVES MATTER!
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/qstarchive/744498
WE ARCHIVE HISTORY M8.

>Last 'twas left off

Mags (you!) had a pretty busy week, including meeting a special orphaned boy, growing a giant tree, and purchasing a small plot of land just outside the city. For now though, you've got a fest to attend, and will be escorted by that charming soldier fellow from the south. He'll be by your house to pick you up in about two hours, so alongside preparing to go, is there anything in particular you want to do?

>Of notable interest, that Alicia your resident doctor, completed the first batch of her experimental invisibility potion.

>>777668
Drink the Smooth skin potion!
And do last minute practice of our lute

>>777677
What smooth skin potion?

You can practice the lute though, roll to see if you make any progress.

Rolled 88 (1d100)

>>777703
The cosmetic one Alicia made.
Oh wait meta oops
Rolling

>>777711
It's not a potion, just common cosmetics she made. You can make use of it if you wish, but you're not one for makeup, given your background. Never one to teach you with it really, you suppose the help of such another lady at some point may be wise, but for now you're just Mags the peasant farmer girl in a fancy dress.

>88

You've taken to the lute well, making strong progress for a beginner. You can already play some basic tunes consistently.

>What now?

Avor sat by and liked to listen to you playing, along with Rafe who clapped along.

>>777749
Start singing!


(I'm enjoying this spooky 4Chan interface.)

How much longer till winter break btw?

>>777751
You can roll if you'd like to try singing, couldn't hurt.

As for winter recess, this coming next week will be the last, then the month lapse in school. Most of the other students return to their families and such, including some of the staff, though the school remains open for those who cannot. Maeyal being an example, unable to travel to and from her home nation within a month.

Rolled 96 (1d100)

>>777749
>>777751
Supporting and rolling

Sup yall

Im a little late than usual

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>>777766
Starting off with a 90

>>777766
Pop Idol Maggie strikes again.
>>777765
Hey can we make spells to boost our movement speed?
And what about balls of solid aether we can control,move,and reshape telepathically?

It'd make a good spell

>>777766
>96

You're really coming into your natural singing voice, as you give an awe-inspiring performance to Avor, Rafe, and eventually Alicia who hearing it from downstairs wanders up to watch and listen, eventually herself being just as impressed. She wasn't aware of such a talent you had, though Avor and Rafe leap to your defense, chastising her for such a foolish gap in knowledge.

>>777774
You can grant yourself swiftness, that's at your current magic understanding level. If you seek more than that though, it depends how you want to do it. Like increasing your reaction time or altering time flow about yourself.

As for your second request, you can create orbs of the magical substance, but you wouldn't be able to exercise control over them in the manner of telepathy, for example, since they resist lesser magic influence. Sort of like turning on a blender of water, and trying to still the motion with just a spoon.

>>777827
Increasing our movement speed and reaction time.
That's what I want.
If only we could do physical strength too.
Then we could be a magic martial artist
like might guy
>>777827
Let's continue our awesome performance.
(I assume we don't need to roll anymore)

>>777847
Supporting

>>777847
Increasing your speed is possible, reaction time is more difficult. Your physical strength continues to improve alongside your mutation rate. Already you're physically stronger than likely any normal woman your age.

As for continuing, well that was meant to be the performance, and an exceptional one at that. You can just keep going if you please though, likely until Mr. Ram arrives to pick you up. You've still got about an hour or so till then so there's not a shortage of time.

>>777884
We can sing and play a bit and use that time to think up lyrics for our two songs.
(Mines was sunleth waterscape I forget OGs one)

>>777884
>>777893
https://youtu.be/qB-e2aBlk4I
Here u go OP and anon

>>777893
>>777918
For the rest of the time, you spend trying to come up with ideas for songs, which Avor and Rafe dance about and throw out suggestions, about topics from sailing the high seas to digging through the shell of the planet to the world beneath.

You have particulars in mind though, and make some progress in the little time till there's a hailing at the door. Avor grabs a knife as usual in case he needs to kill those outside, but you open it to find a servant-looking fellow asking for you, and down the steps by a carriage you see Mr. Ram in a less-formal attire than the fancy ball the month past. Removing his hat and holding out his arm, he asks up if you are ready to leave?

>>777938
>Yes. Yes I am thank you for asking.
It's party time!
Let's not get absolutely trashed this time!

>>777940
You accept to go along with him, first stopping at the academy to pick up Beatrice as well. Ever charming, Mr. Ram is polite and friendly towards Beatrice, and remarks at surely being the luckiest man in the city to spend an evening with the two finest women it has to offer.

At any rate after some initial confusion the carriage finds its way to the quarter where folks of Vela and Aea's country live and congregate. Having the servant to find a place for the carriage, Mr. Ram escorts the two of you to each arm, and the nearer you get the more certain you're in the right place as the sounds get louder.

Eventually you happen upon several streets festooned with decorations that are odd to you, and a throng of the noisiest most vibrant people you have ever seen. You can tell this isn't just some public gathering but a proper fest, and Mr. Ram wonders if the three of you are in a manner too formal, while Beatrice is quite taken aback and not used to this sort of thing.

>What do you want to do?

>>777950
>Meh the dressing parts irrelevant I guess. Whether we can hold our drink. This shall be our true measure here.
Anyways let's look for the greatest gathering of people in this fest

>>777956
Roll to see if you encounter anyone.

Rolled 23 (1d100)

>>777984
Rolling for happenings

Rolled 24 (1d100)

>>777985
Support roll

>>777987
>>777985
God dammit

>>777987
>24

That's easy enough, while making your way down the main street of the quarter where most of the people are, you happen to cross paths with Vela who is happy to see you and Beatrice, and asks who your male friend is.

It's nice to see a familiar face though, as she offers to show you around and asks if you have anything in particular you're looking to do in mind?

>>778004
>Anything in particular.
Alcohol and music are two high priority things right now. So that'd be nice.

(I must sleep night OP)

>>778009
Supporting
Same op, cya

>>778009
Well alcohol is something they have in ample supply, music not as much. There will also be a lot of food though and plenty of communal games, including a tug of war. You're disappointed to learn though that dancing, like music, are not a big thing for this fest. There's nothing stopping you of course, but there's no designated area or thought towards it.

>What do you want to do?

>>778135
Lets participate on that Tug of war

>>778135
Tug of war time.
Let's show them how /fit/ we are.

Also we brought our lute right?

>>778403
>>778875
Well the tug of war is lined up for later, when people are more in the festive mood, if you will. For now there's some simple street games but nothing as competitive as for later.

>>779169
Let's do horseshoe tossing.
It's gotta be here.

>>779173
Yeh let's do this

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Man i hope we run into Fera while we're here

>>779173
Yeah you can do that, roll to see if you do well.

>>779187
She's there but you didn't roll well enough to bump into her.

Rolled 14 (1d100)

>>779219
Rollan
>>779219
>Didn't roll well enough to meet her
Nice. Can give the other characters some more time to shine like they deserve.
We should look for Aea too.
We haven't talked to her in a while

Rolled 25 (1d100)

>>779219
Rolling

>>779250
>25

Well you play some street games but don't do as well as you'd hope, Beatrice or Mr. Ram outcompeting you. After awhile you think to look for Aea who you know to be there, but will have to go looking for her, and can try again later with rolling.

In the meantime though, you figure to get more along with everyone else, so do you want to try any eating or drinking? You know properly, they're to get seriously into things later, when more people have shown up.

>>779412
Lets eat
But only if the nicest of foods

Rolled 78 (1d100)

>>779412
No let's keep our liver in peak condition
And let's find Aea

Also I've realized that eventually if we mutate enough(I estimate between 25-50% phenotype)
Our lung structure and internal bone structure will change to that of a bird our heart will also probably become stronger so that we have the stamina to fly.

So our stamina should get a huge bump somewhere near in the future and our weight should drop due to hollow bones.

>>779437
Bird? You mean reptile?

>78

You're of a mind to find Aea, and can probably get a good heading, but where might you want to look? What would you think her to be doing here?

>>779499
Drinking contest?

>>779499
No I mean bird-like bone structure.
As in hollow with strut like things inside for strength and durability and also to lower weight.
That's necessary if you want to fly me thinks.
A light but durable bone structure.

>>779514
Oh sure, lighter but I wouldn't imagine hollow. Increased strength too, for the appropriate musculature.

>>779509
You look around for any drinking contests going on, but unfortunately turn up nothing. Eventually you do stumble across Aea though, having a drink yes but simply sitting and talking with some people in her own language. She acknowledges you and is glad to see you there, but otherwise seems preoccupied. You get the feeling she's enjoying spending time with people of her own culture.

>>779543
Also by lungs I mean more efficient with oxygen distribution and more air capacity and such for those higher altitudes.

And btw are there water dragons?
Can our dad be one?

>Let's find a place to sit down. Maybe we can play some more.

>>779558
I think we said, there wouldn't be colored dragons to this setting, rather dragons of different "race" which adapted to different environments, like humans, or dog breeds as examples. So maybe not a water dragon per se but an aquatic dragon is within the realm of possibility, maybe losing the ability to fly in favor of much better swimming potential, and rather than ongoing active breathing efficiency, the ability to hold breath for very long periods of time and withstand great pressure.

Though how something like that would have met your mother inland, is questionable.

Anyway you find a place to sit, an available table for the three of you, with Vela eventually coming to join you and bigging up the fest later, but asking you how you're finding things for now and saying to hold off on any serious eating or drinking till the proper feast.

Beatrice wonders if you all mightn't get some gambling game going, maybe finding some cards or dice or something? Mr. Ram volunteers to do just that if you care to.

>>779610
>Gambling
Oh yes let's do this.
We have a great advantage

>>779620
Alright back to my computer.

So you figure some moneyed gaming sounds in order. Have you any preference though? Cards? Dice? Whatever Mr. Ram can find?

Obviously you're going to better in some than others.

>>780065
I say cards

>>780065
Cards
Dice is too chance.

Also how long could we hold our breath?
90 minutes like a whale?
And how deep would we go?
Submarine deep?
I doubt ocean floor though

Rolled 89 (1d100)

>>780076
>>780085
Cards it is then, Mr. Ram leaves the three of you for a bit, before returning with some cards he managed to find and borrow.

While discussing what game to play, he suggests one from his home country, which attracts the attention of some other folks among the fest, who join you in seating at first, then pull up another table or two as more gather.

Mr. Ram explains the rules which garners everyone's interest, and he starts to pass out the cards.

>Do you care to put in any money to prompt actual gambling?

Either way, go ahead and roll for success.

>>780085
As for holding your breath, you mean currently? Probably not much longer than an average person, since you can't even swim.

If you became a full, normal dragon? You could probably hold your breath for 10 minutes untrained, and could go down maybe a hundred feet. An actual aquatic dragon though, yeah could hold breath as long as a whale at least, and probably go deeper still.

With magic though, things can go different of course.

>>780397
Yeh why not
>>780415
We need to learn how to swim then
I wonder if Fera knows

Rolled 88 (1d100)

>>780397
Only a small amount.
And bet wisely and use our senses to our advantage.

>>780442
>88

You put in a small amount of money which prompts others to turn it into an actual gambling game. After a few hands, using your senses to your advantage like a filthy cheater, you do alright. To be fair it's your first time playing this game, but you don't lose everything you put in.

You can keep playing for as many games as you like though, if you want to go more. Currently you're at a small loss than when you started.

>>780476
Let's play a couple more games and continue using our innate gifts.

>>780481
Roll for it then, as many games as you want to play.

Rolled 27, 18, 54 = 99 (3d100)

>>780552

Rolled 68, 32, 44 = 144 (3d100)

>>780559
Other person's rolls!

Rolled 49 (1d100)

>>780552
Rolling

>>780588
It's three d100
You need two more.

Rolled 90, 1, 83 = 174 (3d100)

>>780552
Fucked up my roll

>>780575

>90, 1, 83

It's quite a mixed bag, the first game you do really well, the second game you lose literally all your money, the third game you do well again and make some back. After the four games you're more or less about even with what you started. The person who does the best overall is actually Beatrice, who you find is really good at card games and gambling in general you'd guess.

Over the course of the games though interestingly, some gossip and talk among the players stirs around, and word gets out that you're the person that drunk Aea and Vela under the table. The thought of that, an Almese girl beating two grown women from ___? A lot of people show interest in seeing such a feat again, and surely they'd do better and beat you.

At any rate though, a comically off-tune trumpet is blown by a fellow wandering about, letting people know that the feast proper will begin soon. Not everyone is looking to attend, some preferring just to drink or continue playing street games, but the main event is going on in a big square if you want to go

>>780645
To the main square then.
Let's do this shit.

>>780645
Is the main event the tug of war btw?
Or is it something else?

>>780723
The main event is the feast, the tug of war is the big communal game after everyone's eaten and drunk.

Anyway, you head to the main square and find a place to sit as a group. It takes awhile for a sufficient amount of people to gather, but before long the food is being put out with actual wheelbarrows. It's a surprising amount, but you learn that it's mostly paid for by the local dignitary from the home country, residing here in the Almese capital.

Some speeches are given commemorating the event, but people already begin eating, so you're free to do so as well. While you chow down you're free to talk, and Beatrice is curious how you met Mr. Ram, and Vela wonders if you've heard about what's gone on with David since you beat him in the magic duel?

>>780781
Tell Beatrice about the competition and hear what Vela has to say

Oh boy

>>780781
>What happened to David
No but now I'm intrigued
>And tell Beatrice about the animal mask competition and how that went down

>>780788
>>780790
You talk about how you met over the mask game at the fancy event a month prior. You do a decent job, but Mr. Ram offers to pick up with the story telling, and as you know him to be good at it, he captures their interest and amazement over his embellishment of the event.

You also ask about David, apparently the word is that there was a shakeup and his usual cronies turned against him when he stopped them from trying to ambush and assault you for various reasons. Now he's not the most popular or the most proclaimed among the boy's side of the school.

>>780799
>Ambush and assault us
One they would have been beaten the hell down.
Really badly.
Two that's very honorable of him.
Seriously did his cronies forget about aether aura being a thing?

>>780799
Holy Shit
We need to talk to him
Thank Vela for the info and continue with the evening

>>780808
Vela doesn't know about any of that, she's just telling you what she heard.

>>780825
As you do, and continue eating. Unless there's anything you had in mind, or wanted to talk about you can carry on till you're done.

>>780829
Ask Vela if she's heard the rumors about important people coming because we apparently did something important with our aether shit. Ask if it sounds legit.


I'm somewhat worried about it.

>>780839
Vela hasn't a clue about that, but Beatrice seems to know all about it, having chatted up staff. From what she knows, at least two persons from abroad have expressed interest and requested permission to travel to the academy, while the royal mage has spoken of interest. Oddly, the royal gamekeeper has expressed worry about you, but nothing important yet.

>>780857
>Thanks Beatrice. Vela you said aether was harmful to everyone and that was one of the reasons people don't use it. But I'm pretty sure you implied multiple reasons. Care to tell me what they are.


I gotta love the fact we were mostly getting the aura cause it sounded useful and we might of accidentally made a discovery that's value is yet to be known to us

>>780868
You ask her directly, but both she and Beatrice are surprised you're not aware. Aether is the province of the gods, it's almost unheard of anyone even dabbling with it, and it's considered blasphemous by many. A large factor in this being that it is often thought of as a cursed substance, since the gods will oft smite those in divine fury for their hubris, and perhaps worse still it makes one shine with the light of the gods which can alert things which would seek to prey upon them but normally couldn't because of their divine might.

Like a sweet shop beset upon by hungry fat children, but the rest of the sweets are behind glass, and the owner actually cares to protect those ones. Your case would be like a table outside with the sign "Free sample!"

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>>780907
This doesn't sound pleasant at all.

Let's just go back to eating K?

>>780907
Well that doesn't sound nice
Be shaken by this new info
Continue eating

>>780935
>>780932

You feel a little perturbed by this info, but Vela seeing your state, goes and reminds you that a lot of the negative aspects are based on legends, superstition, and religion. It's worth taking all the dangers with a pinch of salt.

At any rate you continue eating, though are suggested by Vela not to stuff yourself and save room for the drinking which there will be a lot of and possibly a competition if you care to involve yourself.

Rolled 78 (1d100)

>>780945
Hopefully this is true and we aren't about to get BTFO by some thing that hunts us cause of divine light.

Anyways let's eat very little.
Let's tell them about our second confirmed vampire kill.


Also rolling for storytelling skillz

>>780961
I would roll but im afraid of a nat 1

>>780961
>78

You talk about your other vampire kill, they're all quite impressed and using advice from Mr. Ram you tell the story fairly well. It at least holds interest till the eating wraps up, and does the job of preventing you from stuffing yourself as well.

With that, in about as bluntly as can be put, they break out the ale! Great big barrels also lugged around on wheelbarrows, people are free to take as much as they can hold, and already you notice some groups forming. If you want to prompt a drinking contest though, you are free to do so, you'll have to roll though to try and drum up support.

Rolled 27 (1d100)

>>780992
Time to drink these scrubs under the table
Drumming up support

Rolled 29 (1d100)

>>780992
Ooooooooh boi

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>>781000
>>780998
Can u roll for Mags op?

Rolled 34 (1d100)

>>781004
No but I can roll for Vela.

Well shit
We're getting shit faced tonight

Rolled 56 (1d100)

>>781009
>34

Hearing you want to test your mettle again, Vela goes around trying to interest people in a drinking contest. It gets some interest particularly when she says you beat both her and Aea, but for the most part people just want to celebrate the fest in their own way and also don't want to get too drunk to miss out on the tug of war.

So returning with some people, Vela orchestrates an effort to get a drinking contest going, and some tables are pulled together. Mr. Ram won't be competing, so accepts the job (along with some others) of bringing drinks to everyone participating.

Notably because of the manner of the drinks themselves, strength won't increase by round, it'll be the same decently strong ale all the way through. Knowing that, first round go! The prize this time isn't money, but prestige.

>A small point of interest but in her drumming up support, Vela unknowingly happened to draw the attention of Fera who comes over and is surprised to find you here, though not surprised to find you drinking again. Like Mr. Ram she offers to help keep the drinks coming.

Rolled 3 (1d100)

>>781026
Time to wreck them

>>781036
Well shit what happened to my rolls?
>>781004
I'm gonna need a support role before we get obliterated

Rolled 83 (1d100)

>>781026

>>781045
I Gotchu Familia

Rolled 14 (1d100)

>>781046
>83

You at a strong start! It's just the first round so nothing serious yet, but you're barely affected while some involved will feel it soon enough.

Next round!

>>781046
>>781052
Maggie
Pop Idol
Magic prodigy
Destroyer of milk drinkers.

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Rolled 48 (1d100)

>>781053
Filthy milk drinkers

Rolled 3 (1d100)

>>781053
>14
Scrubs

>>781058
I deserve that

Rolled 61 (1d100)

>>781057
>48

While you start to feel the effects, the other participants are reeling already, probably in combination with the food and drink they had already. Some puking, some willing forfeiture, and even already some passing out.

Next round!

Rolled 61 (1d100)

>>781069
Remov Milk Drinkers

Rolled 57 (1d100)

>>781069
>Two 61s

>>781070
>61

Now it's starting to see who's who, and will be giving you a run for your money. Namely, Vela, a couple who own a tavern, a big fat guy who passes as a local drunk even in the day, and a noreastern foreigner in some hide and iron armor and a helmet with downward pointing horns who says it's rude to call him a milk drinker and says he'll shout at you if you don't act more ladylike.

Next round! You're starting to get a little drunk now, but are swinging with the best of them.

Rolled 86 (1d100)

>>781086
Whoops, roll.

Rolled 19 (1d100)

>>781086
>The Dragon born is here
Shits about to get real.

Rolled 32 (1d100)

>>781086
Rolling

Rolled 72 (1d100)

>>781100
>32

Oh dear, that hit you harder than you'd expected. Things are starting to blur as you are proper drunk now.

Meanwhile the others fare well enough. Next round!

>>781089
Well
>86
God dammit u filthy nord

Rolled 20 (1d100)

>>781105
He may have the soul of a dragon but we ARE a dragon
In a weird way
We can beat him

Rolled 45 (1d100)

>>781105
Nords are shitty cowards.

Fera where are u bby?
You're always here when these things are going on

Rolled 85 (1d100)

>>781114
>45

Oh dear, that's gone and done it. Everything blurs and swirls, as you hang onto the table as best you can. You probably won't make it more than two rounds, even if you handle the next drinks well. Roll anyway!

>>781121
She's there, Vela found her and she's helping pass drinks out.

Rolled 69 (1d100)

>>781140
This damn Nord.

Rolled 28 (1d100)

>>781140
Yus

>>781143
>69

That does it, you're out! You knock back the next mug, the effort sending you backwards off the bench and into a swirling blackness. A poor show indeed, and probably making Vela and Aea look bad in front of their own countrymen.

Oh well, such is life.

---

You awaken some time later feeling groggy, but not too miserable since by volume you didn't drink all that much and are used to much worse. Beatrice is there with you, still passed out after only having made it to round three. Mr. Ram is busy playing some sort of word game with the armored fellow, something about patterns of words in three (usually) short phrases. At that moment, something about a fus, a ro, and a dah.

When they notice you awake, the armored fellow says you shouldn't call people milk drinkers when you are yourself, clearly one. After that he takes his leave, mentioning something about climbing a mountain and being a stealth archer.

Mr. Ram meanwhile asks if you're ok?

>>781175
Oh what? We're fine.
Obviously that dragon born had protagonist luck.
I've been in worse. I just wasn't feeling up to it tonight
>Stealth Archer
Shit choice in perks m8.
I didn't even hear enchantment.
And Slow time is best shout.

>>781175
Best build right there
Supporting
>>781178

>>781188
What are you supporting? This dingus >>781178 didn't actually do or say anything other than talk about a bad character build.

>>781190
Wut
Dose first two lines aren't responses?

>>781193
First and third i meant

>>781190
It's the truth though.
Anyways I need sleep.

>>781193
Well I meant like actions to do next.

But sure you can tell Mr. Ram that you're fine and just had a run of bad luck. He says that makes sense, and doesn't doubt you, though your bad luck cost you the tug of war play. At least the main one.

>>781203
Meh that's fine.
Do we have our lute with us?
We can head out and play.
If so this roll is for our music.

G'Night I need rest

Rolled 64 (1d100)

>>781207
Forgot mah roll.
Oops

Rolled 84 (1d100)

>>781207
Support roll

>>781207
If we don't have our lute let's just sing with my 84

>>781219
>84

You don't have your lute with you but you can find one easily enough. Some initial getting used to the different instrument, but before long you're playing quite astoundingly for your level. Mr. Ram is impressed, and some people happen around to listen while celebrating.

It's a nice way to settle things down for the evening, as night falls, and you get people complimenting and applauding you. A couple guys even express interest at wanting to get to know you better, not aware in that moment that you're accompanied by Mr. Ram.

>>782122
Politely decline their offers and keep mi mingling with our friends

>>782146
You decline any advances and continue to while away the evening with your friends, eventually Beatrice waking up again and Vela finding her way back over. You have a nice time continuing to play for fun and converse with them, glad you came along to the event.

By the time things start to wind down from a proper celebration to loose groups of drunken people singing and getting along, it's properly night time now. Mr. Ram figures it best to escort you back home, certainly Beatrice at least in her state, if you had something in mind or wanted to do something else though you could.

>>782164
Let's go home then.
iirc we have a ceremony to attend tomorrow or afterwards because Maggie is a decent vampire Slayer.

>>782164
Nah, We'll be okay
They can go back we need to find Fera

>>782182
>>782184
Consensus needed!

Also the pyre day isn't tomorrow, it's next weekend. Remember, first week of the new month, and this is the last weekend.

>>782214
Aw man i was close to getting Mags laid with Fera
If it wasn't for that meddling Nondescript

Also do we have classes tomorrow?

>>782221
No it's the first day of the weekend, so no classes tomorrow.

>>782108

>>782227
Do i roll to support my action?

>>782251
If it comes down to it you can oppose rolls, but I'd rather the players just come to an agreement.

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>>782259
Im feeling like spending the night with Fera if possible
Waiting on u Nondescript

Rolled 88 (1d100)

>>782276
Rolling

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>>782389

>>782389
Can you calm down please.
Like wait because we've been where for a few months.
I feel like you just want to bed her.
You know like avor till you just moved on.

>>782696
He rolled an 88, I think it's kind of clear what he's after.

Still conflicting choices.

>>782786
Well desu can we even give her a steady relationship?

Because I'm pretty sure a one night stand isn't what she wants.

>>782823
She'd probably be happy with anything, but if you're willing to commit to something that would be up to you how you maintain it. You could just dump her after, or you could keep up a proper relationship.

As with anything it comes down to your actions.

>>782836
I'd feel like kind of a asshole to just bed someone and done. I'd like to think we aren't just doing someone for the sex.
Why are we even so focused on bedding her?

>>782852
Mags feels the same way, though it's Fera who understands the dangers a relationship would pose, so she's open to whatever even just a FWB situation.

As for why you want to... well that's just an OG voice nagging at the back of Mags mind, and rolling 88s to do so.

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>>782859
Yeah I'm kind of not in the mood to deal with this (his) shit.
Maybe in an hour or so I'll not be as annoyed

>>782919
And already the cracks are forming. It only took 8 threads!

>>782923
It's anons and desire to bang everything.
It's spreading from EDQ.
The Containment thread has broken.

Rolled 95 (1d100)

>>782859
Anyways will just roll.
Doubt I'll beat an 88 but whatever

>>783159
>95

Well I guess you're not going after Fera after all. So what do you want to do then?

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>>783159
>>782923
>>782389
>Pic related

>If you thought you'd get past me OG. You're in for a bad time
>>783162
Let's go home.
We should wake up early for school tomorrow and get some new clothes

>>783167
You don't have school tomorrow, said so earlier.

>>783184
Oh okay then turn in and visit our new property tomorrow.

With an oak seed so we can have our decorative giant tree

>>783192
Alright then you accept for Mr. Ram to escort you home, dropping off Beatrice first at the academy and then to your house. He says he appreciates your inviting him and allowing him to have a good time with you and your friends, and kisses your hand and bids you goodnight.

It's not that late so Julien isn't home, just Alicia, Rafe and Avor. The latter two jump all around you asking what happened and how your time was. You oblige them with some stories as you get ready for bed, then turn in for an earlier night than usual.

---

You awake early the next day to the usual house routine of Julien making breakfast for everyone. The others are still asleep though, for now.

>What do you want to do?

>>783203
Let's chat with Julien.
And pay attention to his emotions and such with our senses while we do because we can.

>>783215
You talk with Julien while he prepares breakfast. He asks about how your night was, and what you plan on doing for the coming recess in classes? He also talks about some of the work he's been doing, in organizing the different documents you have relating to your finances, and always keeping a look out on the economic climate.

All the while you use your senses on him. He seems relatively comfortable. He's putting on a bit of a front, to cover up some nervousness towards you, but you could chalk that up to him not being totally comfortable around or talking to women. And in your case, at times you've known he at least finds you attractive, if not having feelings for you.

>>783243
>What we plan to do
Plant more trees.
>How the night was
It was pleasant and enjoyable.

Ask him if he has any women he likes. I'm curious if he found someone he likes.

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>>783159
Well shit
I go see Dr. Strange and i come back to this

I kind of expected this
>>782919
I just want a relationship bby
No need to get mad at me bby
I luv u kk?

>>782923
I think they started when we decided not to kill Alicia

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>>783279
I'm not mad anymore.
I'm kekking at dice gods beautiful troll levels
>When you dunk on them juuuust right.

And plus relationships later.
We're already busy enough.
Plus I'd rather it with someone that went constitute a crime.
>>783288
I stopped caring about that honestly.

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>>783293
It certainly doesn't feel like it

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>>783298
I very much have.
I'm too busy thinking of changing our aether aura by igniting the aether as a part of the spell to make a aether fire aura.

>>783293
I'd rather have someone who won't care what we look like to be honest
I would prefer Astrea but she's too high class for us

>>783319
We still haven't seen much of the world.
We have a good amount of time to meet new people.

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>>783395

>>783325
Fair point but there are people around you, who are interested in you now. And Mags might do well to have someone to feel that way about, and share a connection with. Doesn't have to be Fera of course, but things have been a little lonely for her since being cast out. Her self-esteem has definitely seen better days, especially considering her slow change to a giant lizard monster.

>>783293
>Plus I'd rather it with someone that went constitute a crime.

You're harboring a highly wanted criminal in your basement. To be fair, considering Fera has avoided punishment, you'd guess she's good at hiding her proclivity, or being careful about it at least.

>>783508
If we were to be caught with Fera/Alicia, would the authorities be willing to look the other way bcuz we helped the city by killing a Vampire?

>>783268
Anyway, you answer him, though he's a little confused. It seems he's not entirely aware of your magic tree activity, though he wasn't there for it so that makes sense.

Changing the subject, you say his name to get him to focus on you, and asking direct if there are women he's fond of. He says there's a delivery girl who he's become friends with, but in general not much luck in the way of romance. He admits it's been hard since the women in the city are so much different from the countryside, whom he are used to and from whence he hails.

He's pretty cool about the response and doesn't stagger over himself as Charles might the same question, but you can sense he's withholding the truth and some feelings.

>>783519
>Charles your holding back. I hate to tell you this but you can't keep secrets from me. Why you holding back?

>>783526
Charles?
Don'tchu mean Julien?

>>783519
>Charles
Julien
Autocorrect a shit.

Also can we make aether fire?
It sounds cool
>>783539
No I want to contact Charles telepathically so we can start the lizard man uprising /s

Anyways yes I meant Julien

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>>783518
Alicia, probably not, she's just that dangerous. Fera though, as said before, you couldn't expect much. For women punishments are almost always less severe but still not easy, you could expect a public humiliation and forced to publicly recant, as well as an enforced marrying to "put you straight" so to speak, if it were a normal lesbian couple in the most guilty circumstances, actually caught in the act. Maybe an accusation of witchcraft or violating church law depending on other factors. For a normal couple of that sort, in your case however they'd probably look the other way depending on who caught you. If it became egregious though, eventually it would catch up with you. The main factor overall is the difference in the nature of the gay relationship between genders, and the legal stance on the matter.

>>783526
You call Julien out on his truth keeping, but while he admits you're right, he says he doesn't want to say because it's embarrassing and would just complicate things needlessly.

>>783543
What do you mean by aether fire?

>>783563
>Aether Fire
It's fire made from aether.
If aether is holy attribute aether fire would be holy fire.
So a flame much hotter then normal fire and much better at burning things and much harder to put out.
>It's embarrassing and would complicate things needlessly.
>If it's about me I already know any feelings or emotions you hold towards me I already know and if it's about someone else I won't judge

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>>783563
>Pic related Julien
>Just say it man

>>783573
Something like that wouldn't exactly be possible since aether cannot propagate itself. You can try to make it imitate fire in form, but it's not like you could set it to blaze and it would spread and burn down a building or catch fire to materials and whatnot.

>I already know any feelings or emotions

You rather bluntly shove that in his face, and he gives a defeated sigh in response. He admits what you already know then, that he finds you attractive and has had feelings for you for awhile. He's realistic about it though, and doesn't let it get the better of him. He knows there could never be anything between you, so he suppresses it surprisingly well, associating it with devotion/service to you rather than actual love.

He comes to say that he actually doesn't feel any better for admitting that and wishes he hadn't, wanting to change the subject till breakfast is served so he can take his leave.

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>>783607
Why are you doing this to me op?
Why?

>>783607
Can we make fire spells we use have an aether attribute?
For enhanced destruction.
>That he finds us attractive and has had feelings for us the entire time.

Yea basically we knew. Our draconic senses let us sense emotions,intent and such.

>There could never be anything between you
Why? Is it because we travel alot? Or is it Charles? We aren't dating him.
Actually happy he finds us attractive.

>>783607
Lets go to our room and give him the same run down we gave Fera about us

>>783635
He already knows all that about you, he's known for a good while now.

>>783631
That's more possible, maybe something like aether-imbued fire. Rather than the pure substance burning, a resultant flame bearing the color of it.

As for why it would be impossible, because of the difference between you two. He's just a peasant who works for you, little better than a servant. You're set to do bigger and better things with your life, it wouldn't be appropriate for you to limit yourself to him, when you could marry say, a noble.

And before you can say anything, he knows you're literally a peasant as well, but he knows you're smart enough to understand that you're not just a peasant. Your destiny isn't confined by that.

You happen to sense though that there is still some secret he is holding, but this one seems to cause him pain by dwelling on it, and so he will not admit it even if you call him on it. At least not in this current situation.

>>783681
>Hmm. Okay but there's still one thing bothering you. But I know it's important so I won't press you on it. Yet. So anyways is breakfast almost done?

>>783705
Relieved at you changing the subject back, he promptly serves up the food, knocks a pot to let the short ones upstairs know, then takes his leave, bidding you well as he goes to his work day.

Alicia also joins you, surprisingly not in her suit. She takes care not to sit near Rafe, but you must be up a lot earlier than you're used to for her to still be in her sleeping clothes. She asks how your night was, and that she's going to be cleaning out some rats from her old hideout tonight, so don't worry if she's gone.

>What do you want to do?

>>783719
Our night was nice. It was a pleasant gathering. Good luck with the rats.

Then let's finish breakfast and get oak seed and head to the academy to get the book on the dragoness interview. Then to our property
And start charging a growth spell.

>>783746
You do all of these things.

When you get to your property though, it's still in a state of disrepair. The work team you hired have been doing their jobs, but it's only been a few days so there's still a lot left to go. As such you'll have trouble finding a place for the tree to plant it.

Rolled 17 (1d100)

>>783751
Search anyways

Rolled 80 (1d100)

>>783757
Support roll

>>783761
>80

I don't know about "searching" since it's little more than a large yard. You're able to find a spot though, that a normal-sized oak tree could maybe grow.

>>783766
Is there anything in the way that we wouldn't want destroyed?
When this thing supersizes it will damage anything in it's way.

>>783770
The old wall around the grounds would get destroyed. Also it would eat up any space you want for an orchard.

>>783814
Damn.
Also is the land next to ours owned?
Anyways plant an apple seed and let's pray we don't overdo this. If we don't have one on us let's go and get on of the ones we bought

>>783818
The land all around here is owned, yes. You can do an apple though, go ahead and roll if you want to magic it.

Rolled 100 (1d100)

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>>783857
Magic apples ftw

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>>783857
Oh shit.
Has magic gone top far?

>>783874
>>783832
>>783857
>100
>Charged spell
Seriously though may tree god have mercy on our souls.
Hopefully it only takes over our property

>>783857
>100

You plant the seed and cast the growth spell upon it. It seems to go normally at first, till you start to feel magical energy surging from the environment through you and into the seed. The gain of power enlivens you like you're not used to, as you feel a connection to other plants in the area. Your heart hammers in your chest, and everything flashes a blinding green before you get the smell of hewn plant matter, and pass out.

---

You awaken some time later to a number of the ratlings milling about, some meddling with getting water or foodstuffs, others climbing on you and trying to see if you're alive and well, all of them bickering.

You shriek at first which is met in kind, as they fall or scurry off of you, before asking if you're alright? You were having seizures when they found you in the yard, and brought you inside thinking you ill.

>>783887
Get up and check outside now.
We literally just FELT nature
There is very little chance everything else is normal

>>783896
You go outside to find a lush overgrowth of the entire yard, and beyond it outside even. Any and all plant life sprung to vibrance and grew to tremendous size, with even blades of grass the size of short swords. The workers who are supposed to be clearing the place are quite visibly annoyed and some even wanting to seek a priest, given that things are even more overgrown than when they started. All of this is all the more strange given that it's wintertime now and all the trees elsewhere are bare, and the other plant life in decline.

Pushing your way through the verdant greenery, you eventually come to what you're looking for and are... quite disappointed. The apple tree is grown to full, but completely normal size. The only detail out of the ordinary, is that it's leaves are still on the branches and green.

>>783938
Grab an apple and dig in
Hopefully it's magically enhanced

>>783938
Use our eyesight to look for any latent magic energy in the greenery or such.
And the apple tree too.
Just because it looks normal means shit.
And did we pay the workers before hand?
If they're already paid by us they can leave.
I give up on clearing out this land now.

>>783944
There aren't any apples on it.

>>783947
The greenery is magical, but no more so than any other plant you happen to embiggen. The tree is similarly the case, which is further disappointing since it didn't even grow huge like the other plants. To be fair though this was from a seedling.

As for the workers they were paid in advance, but you can dismiss them if you like.

>>783962
Yes dismiss them.
We made an accidental mini magical forest.
Fucking hippy druids better stay out.
Magical entities better stay away too.

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>>783966
>Fucking hippy druids better stay out.
>Magical entities better stay away too.

Ha ha oh wow

>>783983
Don't tell me the druids are gonna come.
And the magical creatures to.
I can get over the magic creatures that but plz let the hippies stay away

>>783962
Dismiss them and laze relax around our new apple tree

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>>783983
I must sleep now.
And plot hippy removal.
>>783988
I forgot to mention.
If we can use magic to make clothes we can probably use it to make pic related.

>>783987
You'll just have to wait and see.

>>783988
You laze around your new apple tree. About an hour passes and you're feeling dangerously comfy, and it dawns upon you that you are not lounging in the same way as when you sat down. Sitting up and looking, it's almost unmistakable that the tree contorted to make for a comfier seat to you, and the roots did the same to support your arms.

>>783998
How late is it right now ?

>>784004
It's about noon.

>>783998
>Reads one last post
Okay no go to academy now.
Talk to Nera ideally or a teacher
This tree is (intelligent? Aware? Something)

>>784006
Stay and rest a while then let's do this
>>784010

I too gotta sleep op
Cya

>>784010
So you head back to the academy looking for someone to talk to. You find Nera and tell her what happened, which she accompanies you to a teacher who could help. You explain the situation to them, which although they are quite intrigued, they say you might have gone and created a familiar or something like that. It's not an uncommon thing in magic, though he is quite surprised you did so with a common growth spell. That is rater odd, but unless the tree jumps up and starts walking around and talking, it would be within the realm of possibility to react to you.

Strange though that normally such things are reserved for a nature mage.

>What do you want to do?

>>784412
>Well strange
Yes it is
If we didn't mention that we felt a connection to the other plants in the area and that the power from the environment flowing through us and into the seed was how this happened we should mention it.


Also
>We made a familiar
That's cool.
Ask them what familiars are for as well.

>>784426
You describe the experience that happened when you cast the spell as well, again all those details sound more in line with a nature mage. It might be that you crossed the boundary between the magics a little.

You ask about a familiar, he says that works as a blanket term for basically a magical servant. Most often it tends to mean some animal or creature bonded to you, sometimes by a contract. However, it can also apply to created beings to fill the same role. In actuality familiar wouldn't be the proper term for this, but it's a commonly associated and simple use which works.

The teacher does caution though that the tree should probably be brought here to the school, for various reasons relating to performing magic outside the grounds.

>>784435
>You wouldn't mind me asking but how would I move a adult tree?
>Do I just will it to shrink down or what?
Like seriously how we move our familiar?

>>784436
He says some of the staff or senior students could move it, if you're willing to show them. Too hard for you or a moving team without a good deal of effort, but they could handle it probably.

>>784443
Oh okay then we can do that.
Also ask how it's even possible to cross the boundaries between the magics.

To our knowledge we have no ability in nature magic

>>784446
You agree to take them along and get their help moving it. He says you'll have to wait till tomorrow though when classes are back on, after school they'll make it a priority.

As for crossing magic, he says it's not terribly uncommon. The growth spell itself, which most anyone at the school can do, is a crossing of magic since normally growth and plant shaping is nature magic, but in this case you're using aetherial magic to charge the plant into growing.

Kind of like trying to cut down a tree, admittedly a poor analogy given this situation, but one person might use an axe, while another would use a saw. Both are very different tools for different things, but in this case can accomplish the same goal.

>>784461
Okay I get it.
How many familiars can a mage get?
And is having one common?
And how would you make a creature a familiar

>>784473
In theory a person could have as many familiars as they want, or rather, as many as they are magically capable of handling. For both living and nonliving beings there are understandable limits. For living beings, there's only so many you'd be able to tolerate (like having a cat as a familiar, but having a hundred cats would just be too many to handle) while for nonliving beings it would depend on your magic power.

Having them are quite common, you yourself know several people of the academy to have them. Like having a pet or servant, when you're able to maintain one with your magic, eventually it's just something most people with magic tend to do.

Making a creature a familiar can go different ways. If the creature is not sapient, then it's usually a matter of performing a ritual on it, or something like charming it. If the creature is sapient, then you could do the same but the most often sought ends are through a contract. Sometimes this is thought of as unethical though, like if you sign a commoner (human, dwarf, gobbo, etc) into a magic contract then you can force them to do what you want and render them a slave. It's a favorite tactic of witches for example, to trick someone into servitude with a contract, or warlocks into spy service.

With magic creatures though or entities inherently hostile, like an elemental or a demon, ethically it's considered alright for obvious reasons. Well except in the latter case, where it might ethically be alright, but still highly heretical.

>>784490
So non-living ones are an active drain on your magic power or something like that?
Or is it like adding connections and the more you add the harder it gets to add even more?
So thanks or that information.


Yeah let's search for books on familiar rituals.
Let's get a cat familiar

>>784498
Cats are fucking gay my dude.

Also the nonliving ones, it can depend. Usually it's because they're animated for a certain amount of time, or in proximity to the person, and eventually the time will run out or they have to remain close. Properly animating them takes magic power, so doing a number of them can become rather draining on the person.

Rolled 6 (1d100)

>>784530
Cats are good man.
It's either that or a falcon.
I'm pretty sure some people get them for hunting.

Anyways rolling to find the ritual for making a familiar.

So OP did we animate the tree or no?

>>784534
>6

You don't find anything of the sort that you're looking for.

As for animating the tree, you don't know.

Either way you've got the rest of the day ahead of you, what do you want to do?

Rolled 68 (1d100)

>>784565
Well shit.
How many more days till the ceremony where we'll be get our reward?

Also let's ask a teacher about the ritual for turning an animal into a familiar.
Maybe we should just get a cat and a falcon.

And let's get that dragon interview book we have.
(Rolling for getting info from teachers)

>>784575
>68

You ask around and find the appropriate teacher, and she explains roughly how the process works. She also gives you a book on it, a basic guide of the process.

You're also able to get the interview book just fine, having known where it is.

As for the ceremony, it's at the end of this coming week, so about 6 days.

>>784583
Let's head to the dragoness.
She's obviously the one getting interviewed

>>784585
You go over there, getting Julien to escort you in, however this time the guards say it's unnecessary if you mind, you come here often enough that they recognize you and are familiar with the arrangement going on. Julien is a little disappointed at the news of not being needed to go to the menagerie as often, it's always a fun trip.

Anyway, after the usual procedure you find your way into the old armory where the dragoness is snuggled up like a bug in a rug and comments about it getting colder out so she won't be going outside anymore.

>>784599
>Getting colder.

>Oh yes it has been. I think I've found a book it's an interview of a dragon I think it might be you. You interested in reading this with me?

>>784610
She's a little surprised but says sure why not. You'll probably have to read it to her though since without her lens she can't read small books. When you describe some of it, she quickly remembers the event in question, and again is surprised how old the book must be.

So how do you want to go through it, just stand and read it out?

>>784618
Yeah let's start reading it aloud.
Hearing not only her responses but the priests thoughts should be interesting

>>784625
You take to reading it, but before long with her interaction, it comes to feel more like a play rather than a recital, as you come to fill the part of the interviewer and she responds in trying to remember what she said. Her memory is pretty good though occasionally you correct her, but it ends up being pretty fun and funny.

The general sentiment is the interviewer being deathly afraid of her, the church interpreter trying to get her to admit to heresy or find some reason to have her killed, a lord present intrigued and curious how she can serve the realm, and all the while her trying and failing not to be her usual arrogant self.

As you go through, she starts to wonder if maybe the details of the interviews, are responsible for why she was stuck in this place to begin with. She also wonders why you picked this out, what curiosity possessed you.

>>784656
>What curiosity possessed us
We were looking for books related to dragons and found this among others. After learning about what this book was about we just had to.
>If the details of the interview are why She's stuck here.

Maybe. It's a distinct possibility. It's what I'd assume at least.

>>783508
Dat first quote is why i think Fera's the best option here, she said she would like us even if we changed right?
Julien's a close second but he's right, we're too good/unorthodox to settle for him

Well, at least thats how i see it

>>784873
Then aren't we too good to settle for Fera?
I wouldn't say she is much better then Julien.

be honest you just want /u/ shit

>>784873
Obviously the best choice is Maggy's childhood crush.

>>785036
Well Julien is looking at it in the traditional sense, of getting married, settling down and having a family, so thinks himself to be below your post. Fera knows such a thing is impossible though, so is content for just a relationship for as long as you're together, rather than some serious lifelong commitment.

>>784665
She wonders why you need books on that subject when you can just look at yourself. Seems like a waste of time.

It does disappoint her a little though, considering now her current state due likely in part to some original bargain and first impression. She fancies herself that she might have made a decent gamekeeper or royal pet.

>>785143
That would at least be an interesting sight.
Oh we should tell her we made a tree familiar accidentally.
Has she ever had a familiar
>Maggie's childhood crush
Depends.
Do they want to adventure and learn how to fight?
With no discrimination to hybrids?
If so they sound decent enough

>>785174
That sounds rather interesting with the tree, she'd like to see it.

As for familiar, no she's never had one she just imposed her will on beings. She's not versed in magic really so a proper familiar has never been available to her.

As for crush, no you dingus he doesn't want to adventure and fight, he wants to settle down and farm crops which is what Mags also wants.

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>>785215
>Wants to settle down and farm crops
Pic related


What time is it OP.

>>785239

It's afternoon, like 3-ish.

>>785265
How long were we reading that interview for?
We should ask if she ever met a dragon while she was traveling

>>785293
Eh around an hour. It's not just one interview but a series of sessions over the course of a week where they evaluated her cooperation.

She says most certainly, she's met plenty of dragons before, dragon friends, dragon partners, dragon enemies... not so much anymore though, since Garlan's meddling. You're the only other in a long time. She supposes people would prefer it that way though, hence why she can imagine the crown and such would be against keeping you together if you started to change more.

>>785306
Oh well.
Well let's bid farewell(and hug her cause we always do)
And say we'll see her again soon.

>>785344
You bid her farewell for now and figure to leave the book for next time. You hug her again, and feel her large hands around you, as she thanks you and you can feel she enjoyed this time together, as she does whenever you don't come asking for favors. Saying you'll see her again soon with her response that she'll be waiting, as always.

She does give a parting recommendation to get your fire breath going before the snow hits.

>What now?

>>785361
Let's go see our familiar.
We can read the guide to familiar rituals while we comfy
We should name him.
I am for "Sanctuary"

>>785407
You return to the plot of land to the tree. It's a lazy afternoon you figure so you can read. You're not sure if it's a him or her though, it's just a tree.

>>785660
Say out loud
>I wish I had an apple.
And hope for apples.
I wonder just how much it can react to us.

>>785669
You say this but unfortunately nothing happens. It seems to react to your touch and presence, but otherwise nothing. You do notice it occasionally shaking off a bird or animal that comes to it though.

>>785676
Do we know how to Imbue things with child level intelligence?
And do we know how normally someone would command a item and not creature based familiar.

Oh and crack that guide open and get to reading.
Let's try to get as far as possible into the process

>>785692
You don't know these things since this is an area of study you've only touched upon in school. Feel free to roll and see how much you read and absorb though.

Rolled 6 (1d100)

>>785696
Rollan

>>785706
Wow this book is difficult for your tiny peasant human mind!

You read and figure out what you already know, which is how to familiarize non-sapient animals.

After awhile though you notice some people milling about in the overgrown yard. They're getting touchy feely with the plants and and start laying around and stuff.

>>785718
Walk up to them and ask them what they're doing here.

Don't tell me the hippies have already come.
I thought we had more time.

>>785721
You get up to ask them what they're doing. They say they're cherishing nature and embracing the growth. You recognize some of them from the giant tree a few days ago.

Rolled 17 (1d100)

>>785036
Nah man, cuz we unorthodox
And having a relationship with another woman is unorthodox in these times

Naw man, i want Mags to have a nice relationship and Astrea Fera's the best candidate fo dat

>>785727
>Ya but here's the thing. You just walked into my property without my knowledge or go ahead. You can't just do that.

>>785734
Ignore that roll, force of habbit
>>785735
Supporting

>>785735
They didn't know it belonged to you and ask for your permission to stay.

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>>785734
If we're getting women we're getting rare women.
Not common women.
Rare things are for the rare.
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>>785740
>Whatever just don't want too many people here. And don't cause any trouble. And if you see ratlings leave them be. If they tell you to leave just say Magdalena is fine with this


I assume the rat people know our name.

>>785740
Tell the if they're willing to look after our property, sure

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>>785747
Das the thing my dude, a common woman would be someone like Astrea, a woman who wants what every other woman wants, but Fera, Fera seeks other women therefore she's rare

Unless of course, you mean another half-breed

And why are you against Fera my dude?
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>>785766
Yes I want other half breeds.
Or someone wealthy and influential.

I desire more upwards mobility.
Besides I don't feel like now is the right time anyways

>>785766
Also it should be noted she is only rare in that regard.
She's common in every other way.

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>>785773
>I want someone wealthy and influential
>i desire more upwards mobility
Nondescript Gold digger confirmed

>Not marrying b cuz we in love

We can always wait til we're ready, das no prob my dude
>>785776
But she's still uncommon bby

>>785795
Barely meriting the title of uncommon.
To compare us and her wpuld be comparing the height of a mighty oak and that of a great snow capped mountain.
TL;DR
Your waifu a shit.