>>2494908
>No, you should all stick together.

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>>2494908
>No, you should all stick together.

Dragons don't grow that old by being stupid. Last thing we need is to underestimate its intelligence.

Any bets if the Dragon is a Dragonbro, or a Dragonlady?

>>2494908
>No, you should all stick together.

>>2494908
>>No, you should all stick together.

>>2494908
>>No, you should all stick together.

>>2494923
I'm betting on a handsome dragon bro, but also open to a sexy dragon lady.

>>2494908
>Good idea.

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>>2494908
You grab Morgan's shoulder her pull her back, keeping her close. You should all stick together. Dragons were not something you attacked with only mere impulse.

"Right. Fine." Morgan nods, and Artya skids to a stop as well. "Then just follow me. I've got its scent."

You, Morgan, and Artya now more carefully dash through the tunnels, the quakes from the dragon's frantic running now gone. Either it had calmed down and hunkered down in another lair, or it had gotten very far away.

Finally, you come up to a bend in the tunnel. Morgan motions for you and Artya to stop as she takes a peek around, quickly withdrawing.

"Looks like an ambush spot." Morgan hisses. "That bastard is just waiting for us to round the corner to roast us."

Ah, well, your pretty sure your new dragon armor wouldn't be affected by its breath anymore. Morgan and Artya could easily take cover behind you.

Artya, however, points to the tunnel wall and digs her hands into, clawing out some large chunks of earth. That's right, foxes were pretty good diggers, if you remembered correctly.

>Go for a full frontal attack on the dragon.
>Try to sneak attack it through Artya's tunnel.
>Hit it from both sides.
>Wait for backup to arrive.
>Other

>>2495078
>>Hit it from both sides.

>>2495078
>>Hit it from both sides.

>>2495078
>>Hit it from both sides.

>>2495078
>Hit it from both sides.

>>2495078
>>Hit it from both sides.
Dragon head!

>>2495078
>Hit it from both sides.

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By the time we get back to the City, we absolutely NEED a cool (if embellished) backstory to inspire our allies and terrify our enemies. That and a personal banner with a red dragon emblazoned upon it also helps.

>>2495078
>>Hit it from both sides.

>>2495078
>>Hit it from both sides.
So what exactly does the armor do for us? Protect us better against bad rolls or what? I get that we can withstand dragonbreath now, but how about it's performance against conventional weaponry? How far do two natural twenties take us?

>>2495122
>we are The Blood of The Dragon because we ate their heart or we regularly drink Dragon blood (could've been a one time thing, and we just call wine Dragon's Blood for symbolic purposes), and now the Red Dragon lives on within us!

>>2495122
Just take its wings, preserve them, and turn them into a battle banner Its both a story and proof its true.

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>>2494923
Clearly the dragons human form looks like this.

>>2495122
So we take the dragon's head as a thropy? It will look pretty good in the monestary

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>>2495078
You nod to Artya and point for her to keep digging her tunnel. You'll head out to the front and draw the dragon's attention to yourself. You're the best equipped to handle its fiery breath, after all. You suspect this new form makes you highly resistant, if not completely immune, to fire.

"Where do you want me?" Morgan asks you, her bow at the ready.

>Stick close behind you.
>Help Artya with her ambush.
>Other

>>2495187
>Help Artya with her ambush.

>>2495187
>Help Artya with her ambush.

>>2495187
>>Help Artya with her ambush.

>>2495187
>Help Artya with her ambush.

If we manage to kill this ancient dragon, we'll be loaded to the gills in dragon scale, leather, and bone armour and weapons.

And we can get bikini armour and swimsuits which could be enchanted to act as a full suit. Everyone will be jealous of our party by then, though dragon might be upset knowing its flesh is being used to hug and wrap up the bodies of cute girls.

>>2495187
>Help Artya with her ambush.

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>>2495173
Maybe if Elias' magic is strong enough, he could polymorph the dragon into something else? It'd be a lot easier to deal with an unarmed human or animal than a full blown dragon.

>>2495187
>>Stick close behind you.
I'm betting the dragon is still mad that it lost an eye to her.

>>2495187
>Help Artya with her ambush

>>2495247
The real trick is getting the skull back to the monastery. Gonna have to find a way to get it out of the cave.

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>>2495247

It's kind of a shame if we have to kill this dragon.

All of its experience, and knowledge being lost forever without it being passed on. A dragon this long lived probably saw a lot during the course of its life. Maybe it witnessed the original inhabitants of the Frontier rise and fall, the split between Templars and Paladins, and maybe even know the secrets and weaknesses of the Elf Kingdom?

>>2495187
>>Help Artya with her ambush.

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>>2495187
You point to Artya. Better that she be part of the ambush rather than risking herself on the front.

"Got it." Morgan nods as she turns away. "Be careful."

You simply give her a thumbs up and charge around the corner and into the next chamber.

The dragon is of course waiting, and the moment it spots you it unleashes another wave of fire breath. Thankfully, your new armor completely repels the flames like waves breaking upon the shore. You don't even feel any heat bleeding through your armor.

However, it wasn't going to take long for the dragon to realize that the breath wasn't working and switch to a new tactic.

>Take the opportunity to close the distance and attack up close.
>It's gullet is wide open. If you can aim your halberd well enough...
>Other

>>2495338
>Take the opportunity to close the distance and attack up close.

>>2495338
>Take the opportunity to close the distance and attack up close.

>>2495338
>>It's gullet is wide open. If you can aim your halberd well enough...

>>2495338
>Take the opportunity to close the distance and attack up close.

>>2495338
>Take the opportunity to close the distance and attack up close.

Worried that the halberd might legit melt if we stuff it down the fire hole.

>>2495338
>Take the opportunity to close the distance and attack up close.

"...from hell's heart, I stab at thee; for hate's sake, I spit my last breath at thee."

>>2495338
>>Take the opportunity to close the distance and attack up close.

>>2495338
>Take the opportunity to close the distance and attack up close.
We don't need to gamble our weapon to end it in one blow; we're only one prong of the attack.

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Rolled 11, 13, 10, 6 = 40 (4d20)

>>2495338
You take the chance to dash forward at full sprint, the fire bearing down you being no more troubling than fighting against a weak river current. The dragon finally stops its breath when it realizes the tactic is ineffective, which is when you finally draw your halberd and charge at its vulnerable legs.

>Roll 1d20+2

Rolled 19 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>2495482

Rolled 8 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>2495482

Rolled 10 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>2495482
Time for snow

Rolled 17 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>2495482

Rolled 15 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>2495482

>>2495500
Noice

>>2495500
I don't think it's gonna be speaking to us in our language anytime soon.

>>2495500
TAKE THAT BEAST!! Eat some poison Halberg!! Muwahahahahaha!!

>>2495534
at least now we can make some nice dragon armor from it's leather

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>>2495482
One of the dragon's legs rises in the air and comes crashing down, but you see the move coming from miles away and deftly dodge to the side as its massive clawed foot comes down, slamming into the stone ground and cracking it. The vibrations cause your armor to rattle but you stand resolute, taking the opportunity to stab your halberd directly in between the dragon's scales. The embedded fang in your weapon triggers from the pressure and begins pumping its potent venom. The dragon roars and sweeps its leg to shake you off. You back off lest you risk losing grip of your halberd, and the dragon turns its head to you, snarling as it bares its teeth. Its breath may not be able to harm you, but its massive maw still could.

Up above on the ceiling, you could see earth break and crumble as Artya finally breaks through. However, there were still a bit out of position. If you could just get the dragon to turn around, you could be able to lure it into the optimal ambush position.

>It's too dangerous to move. Stand your ground.
>Try to lead the dragon under Artya's tunnel.
>Other

>>2495592
>>Try to lead the dragon under Artya's tunnel.
Follow the tin can, lizard lips!

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>>2495592
>>Try to lead the dragon under Artya's tunnel.

>>2495592
>Try to lead the dragon under Artya's tunnel.

>>2495592
>Try to lead the dragon under Artya's tunnel.

>>2495592
>>It's too dangerous to move. Stand your ground.

>>2495592
>Try to lead the dragon under Artya's tunnel.

>>2495592
>Try to lead the dragon under Artya's tunnel.

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Rolled 9, 12, 12, 18 = 51 (4d20)

>>2495592
The best course of action would be the lead the dragon into the optimal ambush position. However, that meant having to actually lure the beast in that direction, which was on the completely opposite end of it.

Thankfully, its movements seemed to be slowed somewhat by the venom you had managed to inject into it, so perhaps you'd have a good chance at it.

>Roll 1d20+1

Rolled 14 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>2495665

Rolled 19 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>2495665

Rolled 5 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>2495665
We're fortunate this thing can't really fly down here.

>>2495672

At this point, can we just assert our dominance over the dragon to serve as a mount?

>>2495692
Probably not. Too much of a risk it'll run off when we're not looking.

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>>2495665
You sprint forward, and the dragon attempts to intercept you with a sweeping attacking with its claws, but you manage to duck and roll under the attack in the nick of time, dashing beneath the beast's belly to the opposite side of the chamber.

The dragon begins turning around with a terrifying swiftness, its head still tracking you with its lone good eye, furious flames licking from within its mouth.

And that's when Artya drops down, landing squarely on the dragon's back. Morgan meanwhile hangs upside down from the hall, firing arrows from her vantage point.

Artya looks from the tail to the head, wondering which way to go.

>Take the tail. It's a dangerous weapon.
>Go for the head. Take out the beast.
>Other

>>2495796
>Go for the head. Take out the beast.

>>2495796
>Go for the head. Take out the beast.

>>2495796
>>Go for the head. Take out the beast.

>>2495796
>>Go for the head. Take out the beast.

>>2495796
>Take the tail. It's a dangerous weapon.

This is for Artya? She should focus on the tail. The head is a bit too flesh melting for her.

>>2495796
>>Take the tail. It's a dangerous weapon.

>>2495796
>>Go for the head. Take out the beast.
If this is for us, go for the head. If it's for Artya, the tail.

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>>2495796
You lock eyes with Artya and point for the dragon's head. If she could get a good attack in the beast could be felled quickly.

Artya nods and starts dashing along the dragon's back. That was easy enough, but getting up its long and slender neck, that was constantly on the move, would be a tougher proposition. She might need a bit of assistance to reach her target. Either way, you couldn't afford to let the dragon know of her presence.

>Bait the dragon into trying to bite you. That should hold its head in place.
>Just keep hacking away at its legs. That should keep its attention.
>Other

>>2495920
>Bait the dragon into trying to bite you. That should hold its head in place.

>>2495920
>Just keep hacking away at its legs. That should keep its attention.

>>2495920
>>Bait the dragon into trying to bite you. That should hold its head in place.

Let's see if we can pull some wrestling moves on its head!

>>2495920
>Just keep hacking away at its legs. That should keep its attention.

Gotta keep stacking dat sweet debuff juice

>>2495920
>>Bait the dragon into trying to bite you. That should hold its head in place.

>>2495920
>>Bait the dragon into trying to bite you. That should hold its head in place.

>>2495920
>>Bait the dragon into trying to bite you. That should hold its head in place.

>>2495920

>Just keep hacking away at its legs. That should keep its attention.>Just keep hacking away at its legs. That should keep its attention.

>>2495920
>Bait the dragon into trying to bite you. That should hold its head in place.

Come get me you ugly bastard!

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Rolled 1, 12, 7, 2 = 22 (4d20)

>>2495920
You dash out into the open, clanging your halberd against your armor to ensure the dragon keeps its attention on you. Sure enough, its single eye focuses on you briefly and its head rears back, its long neck making it resemble a snake about to strike.

In the shadows, you could see Artya clinging to the base of its neck, getting ready to dash up when she has the first opening. Morgan likewise holds her fire, just in case.

The dragon bares its teeth at you and its head lunges forward, intent on swallowing you whole.

>Roll 1d20

Rolled 2 (1d20)

>>2495984

Rolled 13 (1d20)

>>2495984
Hold open its gaping maw!

Rolled 11 (1d20)

>>2495984

Rolled 1 (1d20)

>>2495984

>>2495986
I swear to Sol that we better not fall into the pit of obsessing that we were destined for something great considering all of our good luck and coincidences.

>the Dream we got from Sol
>the Storm not appearing
>our red dragon form
>and the Seers letting us in due to our draconic nature

Rolled 16 (1d20)

>>2495984

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Rolled 7, 7, 5 = 19 (3d20)

>>2495984
...

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>>2496004
You manage to deftly dodge out of the way as the head comes crashing down, the dragon only succeeding in eating a mouthful of dirt and rock as its massive armored snout plunges into the earth.

Artya then leaps into action, sprinting down the dragon's long, winding neck before lunging down at the head, attempting to go fro the other eye. However, the dragon is just quick witted enough to close its eye, protecting it behind its armored eyelid and Artya's knife bounces uselessly off of it.

"Artya, watch out!" Morgan yells from above.

It didn't take an expert to see the muscles in the dragon's neck tensing up as it was preparing to thrash around to throw Artya off. Artya grabs onto the dragon's tiny horns to try and brace herself.

>Grab onto the head before it can get out of reach.
>Take advantage of the distraction to attack its underside.
>Other

>>2496018
>>Grab onto the head before it can get out of reach.

>>2496018
>Grab onto the head before it can get out of reach.

>>2496018
>Take advantage of the distraction to attack its underside.

Soft underbelly begs for pokes

>Grab onto the head before it can get out of reach.

>>2496018
>Grab onto the head before it can get out of reach.
Stone Cold Stunner this motherfucker

>>2496018
>>Grab onto the head before it can get out of reach.

Time to assert our dominance, and tame this beast. Tame, or slay, we'll be famous.

>>2496018
>Grab onto the head before it can get out of reach.

>>2496018
>Take advantage of the distraction to attack its underside.

>>2496018
>>Grab onto the head before it can get out of reach.
What's the worst that could happen?

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So do the Twins have an Older BROTHER?

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Rolled 1, 6, 7, 18 = 32 (4d20)

>>2496018
You don't wait. You immediately leap onto the dragon's head, finding a narrow handhold in the gaps in its scales just as the dragon lifts is head up into the air, and it commences to swing its head around wildly to shake you and Artya off.

>Roll 1d20

Rolled 11 (1d20)

>>2496069

Rolled 16 (1d20)

>>2496069
i'm starting to feel bad for this dragon.

Rolled 10 (1d20)

>>2496069

Rolled 20 (1d20)

>>2496069
Time to put it in a sleeper hold

>>2496075
At the very least, by the end of this fight, we have to listen to its last words.

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Rolled 8, 10, 5, 18, 5, 14 = 60 (6d20)

>>2496069
...

>>2496079
Ah man!

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>>2496069
The dragon's head whips around wildly, but you and Artya manage to keep your grips despite being thrown and pulled around. Climbing your way forward, you get a solid grip on the dragon's eyelid and pull with all your might, forcing it open and exposing the vulnerable eye beneath.

Artya wastes no time in plunging her knife directly into it.

The dragon lets out another roar as it slams its head into the wall, the shock being enough to finally dislodge you and Artya. You land on your feet with a loud THUD while Artya makes no sound at all, as expected of a fox like her.

"It's going berserk!" Morgan yells. "Get out of there!"

Sure enough, the dragon, now blinded, was thrashing and flailing its entire body wildly, slamming into the walls, floor and ceiling of the chamber and causing the entire structure to shake. If this continued, the entire chamber could very well collapse.

>You need to get out of here before you're all buried.
>The dragon is at its most vulnerable. One last push to finish it!
>Other

>>2496099
>The dragon is at its most vulnerable. One last push to finish it!

>>2496099
>The dragon is at its most vulnerable. One last push to finish it!

>>2496099
>>The dragon is at its most vulnerable. One last push to finish it!

At least to put it out of its misery.

>>2496099
>The dragon is at its most vulnerable. One last push to finish it!

Need to kill it or it will bury the well and everything

>>2496099
>The dragon is at its most vulnerable. One last push to finish it!

Better keep pushing our luck.

I wonder what people outside the cave are thinking right now.

>Nino: Was that what i think it was?
>Naru: By Sol's light that was a dragon roar
>Elias: Uh...could they please keep thinks don it's hard to concetrate with all this noise

>>2496099
>>The dragon is at its most vulnerable. One last push to finish it!

>>2496099
>The dragon is at its most vulnerable. One last push to finish it!

Time to see how this Destiny power trip goes.

>>2496099
>The dragon is at its most vulnerable. One last push to finish it!

Oh wait this place is like a sacred ground should we kill something in here?

>>2496099
>>The dragon is at its most vulnerable. One last push to finish it!

>>2496172
This isn't a shrine to Sol.

>>2496178
Fair point but isn't this place a sacred spot for Morgan's village? Or is this just one of the dragons dwellings? I just hope the well will be intact

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Rolled 16, 15, 13, 12 = 56 (4d20)

>>2496099
Victory was so close, you could taste it. You look to Artya and point towards the dragon, and she nods, immediately understanding your meaning.

"Of course!" Morgan groans as she sees the two of you charging the crazed dragon. She has no choice but to stay to back the both of you up.

>Roll 1d20+2

Rolled 2 (1d20)

>>2496192

Rolled 12 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>2496192

Rolled 14 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>2496192

Rolled 3 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>2496192
IN THE NAME OF SOL I STAB TEE!

Rolled 2 + 2 (1d20 + 2)

>>2496192

>>2496172
Probably not, but it was definitely killing the trees. Hopefully they'll appreciate that. Plus Artya's been very cooperative, so it's at least not an obvious taboo.

>>2496200
Though there will be a very prominent change with the roots feeding on a supplement of dragon blood.

>>2496195
Well, if we're stuck with the dragon, we could always drink its blood until people come and rescue us.

>>2496209
i hear dragon meat is delicious.

>>2496209
>we get to be known as the one crazy Templar that was stuck in a cave for a week subsiding on nothing but dragon meat, and blood

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Rolled 6, 15, 12, 3, 13, 18 = 67 (6d20)

>>2496192
...

>>2496209
>roots feeding on a supplement of dragon blood

Now that's a spicy thought. Hopefully Elias and Nino can head off any particularly bad side effects.

>>2496235
Mist likely this will feed the trees because a dragon sounds like a very rich mana fueled creature. I hope we cab harvert his flame sack so we can add it's flame to our halberg. Although i guess our armour was already re-forged in dragon breath.

>>2496224
Nonsense, 'tis but another most magnificent achievement in the name of the Templar Order!

So if the roof doesn't collapse over us we are taking the head or just some if the teeth and talons? I bet Nino would love to have a dragon eye. Also after all of this i kinda feel bad for the bear in the cave entrance.

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>>2496234
Whatever happened, it would have to be impeccably timed and coordinated. Fortunately, you felt comfortable working with Artya and Morgan. As the dragon stomps its legs around, you dash forward and strike one of its front legs with your halberd's hammer side as hard as possible. This proves just enough to throw the dragon off balance and it falls forward, its chin slamming into the ground with a might CRACK.

Morgan wastes no time raining arrows down into the top of its skull. Some bounce off its tough scales, but others find purchase in the gaps, embedding themselves into its flesh.

Artya then leaps forward, using Morgan's arrows as handles as she clambers back onto the dragon's head. She winds back one of her arms and plunges it directly into the dragon's eye socket, her arm plunging in all the way to the shoulder.

The dragon gives on last pained roar before collapsing in its death throes.

And finally, it goes still.

"Is... is it over?" Morgan asks as she finally drops down, landing without a sound like Artya.

Artya gives a thumbs up with her free hand as she tries to pull her other one out of the dragon's skull, but appears to be stuck.

"Did we..." Morgan collapses, full right on her rear in exhaustion. "Did we just take down a DRAGON?"

You nod and pat her on the shoulder.

"That's so crazy." Morgan blinks, as if just waking up from a dream.

You pat her on the shoulder again.

"Are... are you going to help Artya?" Morgan asks, pointing to the foxgirl.

Artya waves frantically at you. Apparently her arm was stuck well and good in there.

>Guess you should go help...
>It's actually kinda fun watching her squirm like this.
>Other

>>2496276
>>Guess you should go help...

>>2496276
>It's actually kinda fun watching her squirm like this.
Give that look that says this builds character!

>>2496276
>Guess you should go help...

>>2496276
>Guess you should go help...
>Other: Group hug

>>2496276
>Guess you should go help...

>>2496276
>>Guess you should go help...

>>2496276
>It's actually kinda fun watching her squirm like this.

Tell her that she can do it! We'll make a templar out of her yet!

>>2496276
>Other
After which ever option wins, give her a head pat when she gets out.

>>2496276
>>Guess you should go help...
>Other
Also, pay respects to the Dragon to send it off to the next life, and for one hell of a fight.

Wonder what it would've told us had we gotten a Weirwood trinket.

>>2496309
>GET OUT OF MY CAVE REEEEEEEEEE

>>2496276
>Guess you should go help...
Also supporting
>Other: Pay respects to the Dragon

>>2496276
>Guess you should go help..
>Get something as a thropy

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>>2496276
You nod and walk up to Artya, wrapping your arms around her waist and giving a proper, hard tug, which finally pulls her free from the dragon with a wet, meaty POP. The foxgirl then turns around and hugs you, while you return the affection with a well deserved headpat.

You then make the sign of Sol to the slain dragon. A measure of respect, even if it is rather small. This beast certainly did give you a worthy fight.

"WHOOOOOAAAAAA!"

You turn to see that the rest of the party had finally caught up. Of course, at the head of the party was Nino, who was already dashing at you at full speed.

>You've already killed a dragon how bad could this be?
>BRAAAACE
>Other

>>2496353
>BRAAAACE

Poor kid missed the whole thing.

>>2496353
>>BRAAAACE
She's gonna murder us for not letting her see a live dragon.

>>2496353
>BRAAAACE

>>2496353
>You've already killed a dragon how bad could this be?

>>2496353
>BRAAAACE

>>2496353
>BRAAAACE

>>2496353
>>You've already killed a dragon how bad could this be?

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>>2496362
It's Nino. She is always doing her best.

>>2496353
>BRAAAACE

Might also want to ask her what sort of enchantments she put on our bracelet to react to Dragonflame.

>>2496358
But she did saw a live dragon. She saw the Storm dragon flying over us when we got close

>>2496372
>inb4 it was love/protection.

>>2496353
>>You've already killed a dragon how bad could this be?

How surprised do you think everyone will be when every single member of the expedition returns decked out entirely with Dragon equipment provided that we were not late for the siege,
and the elves aren't already occupying the City?

Also, we now need a name for our adventuring group!

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>>2496353
Oh boy, you knew how Nino could be when she was in this particular mood. The one where her curiosity is piqued, trigger an endless hunger for knowledge.

And an endless barrage of questions...

>Roll 1d20

>>2496409

Monster Hunters?

Rolled 14 (1d20)

>>2496416

Rolled 2 (1d20)

>>2496416

Rolled 11 (1d20)

>>2496416
SO! Who wants some dragon?!

Rolled 10 (1d20)

>>2496416

>>2496416
Guess who's getting a brand new dragonbone wand?

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>>2496409
Dragonscale, or dragonhide armor for Morgan?

And before anyone says it, Yes, we will give everyone in our party dragonhide swimsuits. Bikini armour optional.

Rolled 4 (1d20)

>>2496416
Give her a bone of her own

>>2496442
EVERYONE in the party gets a dragin armor. Now everyone can stay protected from Nino's flame yay!!

>>2496409
"Red Tide" because we're all wearing red dragon equipment?

>>2496478
I liked it. Could be a reference for all the blood we leave once we pass.

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>>2496416
Thankfully, you brace yourself just in time as Nino faceplants into your breastplate, her eyes sparkling all kinds of colors.

"Ohmygoshyourarmorreallydidchange! Is it permanent? Is it fused with your skin? Is it any heavier? Does it itch?!"

You're at a loss as to how to explain this all to Nino when you are saved by Naru yanking her off of her.

"Give the Templar some space, Squirt." Naru grunts.

"Wow, Elias told us about what happened to your armor, but actually seeing it..." Niko whistles. "You look pretty cool!"

"I've seen cooler." Valentia huffs. You could almost swear she was a bit jealous.

"Ah, you 've dealth with the dragon. That's good." Elias says simply, observing the corpse. "Now we can work in peace."

"Wow, just the three of you took it down?" Janice blinks.

Artya nods.

"Attagirl!" Janice laughs as she hugs the foxgirl.

"Well, how do we divy the dragon up?" Naru asks. Of course she'd ask that.

"Hm, well..." Elias pauses. "It doesn't take an Archmage to tell you that the scales and bones make very effective armor. The fire gland in its throat is also rather special and highly effective in enchantments. And the blood? Well, it's a very, VERY useful reagent for magical items. Pity it looks like the eyes were destroyed. Those are particularly valuable...

"Well... Artya did a lot of heavy lifting, so it's only fair she get a share." Morgan says.

Artya's posture lights up at the thought of loot.

>Give her the dragonscale.
>Give her the fire gland.
>Give her the dragon blood.
>Other

>>2496492
>>Give her the fire gland.

>>2496492
Fire gland.
I'd like to give her dragonscale but that's to Morgan

>>2496492
>Give her the dragonscale.

i want that gland in our axe and i don't think she can use the blood for anything.

>>2496504
>>2496505
But guys...dragon fire halberg!

Also aren't we giving Morgan a armor made from the Vajra leather already?

>>2496492
What can you actually do with the blood

>>2496492
>Give her the fire gland.

>>2496509
But what about dragon scale armor for Morgan?

>>2496516
reagent for magical itens. Most likely potion making

>>2496518
We have the Vajra skin don't we? You guys spoil the waifu way to much...

>>2496526
Only the best so we can be ashwalkers together

>>2496531
FINEEEE!

>>2496492
>Give her the dragon blood.

>>2496526
Iirc we gave that to Valencia

>>2496492
>Give her the fire gland.

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>>2496492
You point to the dragon's gullet, where its fire gland would be. Perhaps Artya could find a use for it?

Artya merely pauses and nods in agreement. That arrangement would work for her.

"Good, so it looks like the deal's been made." Naru nods as she pulls out her dissection saw. "This uh, might take a while."

"Don't worry, me and Arty can help!" Janice says happily.

"I will return to study that mana crystal now that we should have no more... disturbances." Elias says as he turns around, the Twins following him closely.

"Oh yeah! That GIANT MANA CRYSTAL!" Nino squeals. "I wanna go study it, too!"

"Well, we're going to need someone with the voice of reason to keep an eye on them." Valentia sighs as the follows the mages out.

"I'll scout out the other tunnels to make sure we're really alone down here." Niko offers.

"I think... I'm just going to take a break." Morgan sighs, remaining sitting on the floor.

>Go help process the dragon.
>Better help Valentia keep an eye on the Mages.
>Patrol the perimeter with Niko.
>Take a break with Morgan.
>Other

>>2496558
>Go help process the dragon.

Been a while since we bonded with Naru

>>2496558
>Go help process the dragon.
>Other: Grab a tooth or even a talon as a trophy
NOTHIG MUST BE WASTED!

>>2496558
>>Go help process the dragon.

>>2496558
>>Go help process the dragon.

>>2496574
We'd get a shit ton of dragon bone daggers, and arrowheads

>>2496558
>Patrol the perimeter with Niko.

>>2496558
>Patrol the perimeter with Niko.

>>2496558
>>Patrol the perimeter with Niko.

>>2496558
>Patrol the perimeter with Niko.

>>2496558
>Go help process the dragon

>>2496558
>Go help process the dragon

Gotta get that skull back home for the glory of the Templars.

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>>2496558
You decide to go help out Naru with processing the dragon. It was... a pretty large creature, after all.

With halberd in hand you trundle over to the dragon's corpse, where Naru was already hacking the off. No doubt to selvage the skull as a trophy.

>Roll 1d20

Rolled 6 (1d20)

>>2496593

Rolled 17 (1d20)

>>2496593

Rolled 19 (1d20)

>>2496593

>>2496599
Ah good to see we aren't rusty on that!!

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>>2496593
You observe as Naru cuts her way through the dragon's neck with her cleaver saw with almost peerless precision as she cleanly removes the head. She had also set up a bag to collect all of the blood spurting from the open wound, and even you could feel the power welling up from it.

"Hmmm, well this is interesting." Naru grunts as she examines the skull.

You walk up toher, looking at the skull as well. Was something up?

"Ah, well, just seemed like we have an opportunity to use this." Naru shrugs. "I mean, we can convert the head into a shield, which seems to be a popular thing these days, or do you just want to keep it as a trophy? Something nice to hang from the wall?"

>You could use a shield.
>You'd rather have the trophy.
>Other

>>2496620
>>You'd rather have the trophy.

>>2496620
>You'd rather have the trophy.

>>2496620
>>You'd rather have the trophy.

To be honest, I'm more interested in trying to get the heart of the dragon.

>>2496620
>>You could use a shield.
A dragon skull shield is practical and intimidating, hopefully with dragon magic resistance or something. In comparison, how often do we even stay and meet people in our room?

>>2496620
>You could use a shield.

>>2496620
>You'd rather have the trophy.

For the glory of Sol and the Templars.

>>2496627
>our room

When we killed the manticore, Helbrecht requested a trophy for the Great Hall. Needless to say, we should expect a similar request for this. If the elf situation wasn't so tense, I'd almost say we should personally deliver it to him.

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>>2496620
You shake your head. You' rather just have the trophy that you could show around to your fellow Templars.

"Huh, well, that's fine too, I guess." Naru shrugs. "Less work for me."

You nod as you walk up to the dragon corpse and begin the process of stripping off the slain creature's scales. They were all a deep ruby red, and nice and thick. Each one was probably worth a small fortune, and you would be coming home with wagonloads of the stuff.

"Still, that's a pretty interesting set of armor you got there." Narus continues as she starts sawing through bone. "Still can't believe it just showed up out of nowhere. Almost kind of like cheating, honestly."

You just shrug as you continue your work. You wonder how Havel and Ozen would react. Hell, you wondered how your old master would react. It would certainly be interesting when you carted all this material back home.

>And that's it for tonight! As always, next thread is next week! And don't forget Macross on Firday!

>>2496657
Thanks for running

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>>2496657
Thanks for the thread!

Can't wait to make some new gear out of the scales.

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>>2496657
Thanks for running Merc.
We Legion of the Damned now.

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>>2496657
G'night, boss!

>>2496657
>Dragonscale armour Templar unit?

>>2496657
>And then we find out we've permanently become a Dragon Templar