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|episode1Content=The day it began, I stood alone
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And yet, I was no lonely.
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For upon this hill, I would bear
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the fruit of a life writ large!
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Ages passed, and life blossomed
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on the hill. Among them were two
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charming felines who loved to nap
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beneath my weighty boughs.
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Then came them most auspicious
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event of all - my daughter's birth.
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She was my darling. My beloved.
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I could gaze eternally upon her
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slumbering face; my love for
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her is as endless as the sea.
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With the gift of my love, my daughter
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grew quickly, and soon formed an
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interest in the world beyond the hill.
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"I want to be like you Mother!"
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she cried. "I want to create
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the world beyond the hill!"
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It was hard to believe such a large
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dream existed in one so small.
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Yet soon she decided to leave
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the hill, and because I loved
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her so, I did not stop her.
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Many came to see her off, yet I
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paid them no mind. I could only
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watch her go and wonder if my own
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heart would collapse with sadness.
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Would that I could have embraced
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her before she departed - but alas,
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I have only branches and leaves
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with which to encircle others.
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And so, I sent my two feline friends
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to follow her. I bade them to make
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sure she was well, and to inform
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me if anything ever went amiss.
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I heard nothing as the months and
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years went on, and constantly told
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myself such silence meant only that
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my daughter was alive and happy.
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But then, a change came to
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the hill that I never expected...
 
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Revision as of 17:26, 2 July 2019

Quotes

When Entering Dragon's Roost
How do you do?
Have you need of some warm conversation?
The plant life informed me of your coming.
After Receiving a Gift
Please take this small token from me.
It's harvest season! Tee hee!
After Bond Level Increase
You are a person of boundless spirit.
I am truly blessed to have met you.
Idle After Bond Level 1
Death follows in the wake of battle. We must produce an even greater bounty to restore what was lost.
Have you seen my kitties? They're free spirits—just like their owner!
You are beloved by life of all kinds...like me!
Idle After Bond Level 10
What kinds of animals do you like? I love cats, of course. ...Oh, and humans!
Would you care for a ride in my cat-drawn cart?
This castle is blessed with bountiful smiles.
Idle After Bond Level 20
With you, any place is a paradise. Perhaps I don't even need my magic of prosperity.
To think a day would come when I, the bringer of bounty, would have my own heart filled by another...
I think you well understand true abundance.


Dragon Story Episodes
Where It Began

The day it began, I stood alone

And yet, I was no lonely.

For upon this hill, I would bear

the fruit of a life writ large!


Ages passed, and life blossomed

on the hill. Among them were two

charming felines who loved to nap

beneath my weighty boughs.


Then came them most auspicious

event of all - my daughter's birth.


She was my darling. My beloved.

I could gaze eternally upon her

slumbering face; my love for

her is as endless as the sea.


With the gift of my love, my daughter

grew quickly, and soon formed an

interest in the world beyond the hill.


"I want to be like you Mother!"

she cried. "I want to create

the world beyond the hill!"


It was hard to believe such a large

dream existed in one so small.

Yet soon she decided to leave

the hill, and because I loved

her so, I did not stop her.


Many came to see her off, yet I

paid them no mind. I could only

watch her go and wonder if my own

heart would collapse with sadness.


Would that I could have embraced

her before she departed - but alas,

I have only branches and leaves

with which to encircle others.


And so, I sent my two feline friends

to follow her. I bade them to make

sure she was well, and to inform

me if anything ever went amiss.


I heard nothing as the months and

years went on, and constantly told

myself such silence meant only that

my daughter was alive and happy.


But then, a change came to

the hill that I never expected...