Snippet #1796158

"Your reaction was completely warranted in my eyes, so on that matter we can perhaps agree to disagree. On the other matter, paranoia in these times is almost as necessary for life as water, I won't refute that. Though perhaps the times wouldn't be as troubled if everyone could learn to let go of their paranoia." Drogyn answered the woman, raising a hand to rub his chin as he had a habit to do when deep in thought. His eyes widened as he seemed to remember something. "Ah yes, I was wondering if I could have the pleasure of learning your names. I'd hate to be rude by saying something like 'Hey you'." he finished with a grimace.

It was then that the large red dragon snarled at the manacles on the green dragon.

"Hunters!" 'Hunters!' Drogyn and Alatheus said simultaneously with an identical snarl. Alatheus reared his head towards the heavens and let out an earth-shattering roar of anger. At the same time, Drogyn's eyes started to burn with an eldritch glow from his anger. Drogyn raised a hand to his face before he started shaking his head as though to clear his mind. "Just calm down Alatheus, getting angry at the past only wastes energy. That, and your anger is making me even angrier." Alatheus simply snarled at his brother.

'Ignoring the effects of the past only makes it sure to repeat!'

"Yet living in it means it'll never disappear. There's a time and a place for anger at what those trash have done, a meeting between strangers isn't one of them. Besides, we saw the manacles as we flew in, so why be so angry now."

'W-well...he got angry, and so that reminded me, and then I started to get...' he trailed off at the deadpan look Drogyn was giving him. Then he huffed and turned away. 'Also, something's been bothering me, are those fea-'

"Don't be rude...and what a drastic topic switch, weirdo."

'...hmph. Yeah well you're the idiot.'

"Excuse me!" and so a fierce bout of sibling arguing began. Suffice to say, it was very childish.