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kitchen_maid) wrote2009-04-01 04:41 pm
kitchen_maid) wrote2009-04-01 04:41 pm
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The trip back to Amber is, in Perry's opinion, much more comfortable than the one to the mountains. It's far less awkward to ride on the dragon's back than to cling to the end of its tail. And he's not worried about getting eaten when they land, which means he's free to enjoy a rather remarkable view of his kingdom.
He's scanning the landscape below when he spots a odd-looking party on the road. They seem to be surrounded by . . . well, Perry would suspect they were gnomes, if they weren't all standing so still.
"I say, Norman," he says, "if you don't mind, I think we had better check that out."
He's scanning the landscape below when he spots a odd-looking party on the road. They seem to be surrounded by . . . well, Perry would suspect they were gnomes, if they weren't all standing so still.
"I say, Norman," he says, "if you don't mind, I think we had better check that out."
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X flicks a quick glance from Norman, to Parker and Perry, then to Tom. And 494.
And Elspeth.
"You can carry me. Like the sheep. I do not mind."
Beat.
"I will not fall."
Plus she's really hard to kill. And --
It looked like fun.
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"Wait, are you kidding? What am I talking about, no, of course you're not."
Damn it. It does sound kind of fun.
But someone has to tend to the human party.
Also it'll probably be more comfortable. And he likes comfort. Inasmuch as it applies to riding on dragons.
He sighs. Not at all grumpy or wistful. "I guess the livestock will need company. And reassurance that they won't be eaten at touchdown."
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"If one of you could just direct us toward the sheep's owner, and we'll drop it off, make arrangements for the horses, and then . . .
"Then we'll go deal with my uncle."