Snippet #2412884

Pity, she didn't know where the people she came with were. The Dragon let out what appeared to be a sigh. "It is alright. We will find them soon enough." he said. The birds on his back continued what they were doing. As they moved outward, he would extend a wing a little so they could get to the scales there. One bird even made its way up to his head and was pecking away up there too.

"Clearly, they are intelligent, they would not have been able to come here otherwise. Coi ui their selfishness that bothers me. And their initial hostility will not be of any concern to me, however, if you were to step in, I hope that you could make them see that I am not hostile. I would not like to svent off a dying race." he said. "I would also like to say that I won't tolerate the death of a race on this planet due to hunting. The humans will have to hunt different types of animals each season as to allow the game to repopulate." the Dragon advised. "But, the point is, I am of as much a threat to them as they are to this planet as a whole."

The Dragon huffed in disappointment. "I should hope that they have learned from their mistakes. I geou ti have this planet be poisoned by something that could have been prevented." he warned, his tone becoming a bit dark. A few minutes passed after the female asked her last question before he answered.

"No, not that I can remember. You are the first aliens to arrive on my planet." he said. "And you are welcome here as long as you do not poison this planet, or threaten the ecosystem." he added. His wings spread out to their full span and then went up, stretching before he spoke again. "I realize your civilization will need room to expand, and I ask that you do not expand into the jungles. The plants will fight back. And try not to expand into the territory of the Mammoths, for they will break down your walls and run amok." he said.

He lifted his nose and took a whiff or two before turning. "Silly me. I got so caught up in our conversation I lost direction of where we were going. I smell something that isn't from here not too far away." he said. He then turned and spread his great wings, the birds taking off and flying away. He then would lift off and fly faster and faster until he could glide a couple hundred feet from the ground towards Omega 3.