Fubuki/Stories

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Quotes

When Entering Dragon's Roost
Greetings.
Did you come all this way for me?
I do enjoy our chats.
After Receiving a Gift
Here's a little something from me.
All great friendships include a modicum of give-and-take, don't you think?
After Bond Level Increase
You've a mysterious allure to you, Euden.
I can think of few things finer than a bond transcending species.
Idle After Bond Level 1
Life is like an endless battle to be waged.
I thank providence for bringing us together.
I never tire of watching you.
Idle After Bond Level 10
I'm a footloose traveler by nature, but I aim to stay here awhile.
Will you stay and listen a spell?
Every man, woman, and dragon in this castle is head over heels for you.
Idle After Bond Level 20
Yours is an interesting destiny, my friend.
I'll not forget about you, no matter how many centuries pass.
Where do you suppose we dragons come from? And where do we go?


Dragon Story Episodes
Attorney at Caw

One may laugh at the idiocy of such

a thing, but animals frequently used

to be put on trial in Alberia.


The defendants—small creatures that

destroyed fields, or domestic beasts

that injured an owner—were all tried

in accordance to human law.


Of course, the animals had no way of

understanding what the judge said.

Nor could they plead their case;

they could only shake their heads

and accept the punishment.


One day, a raven was brought to

court on a charge of theft, for a ring

belonging to the earl's wife had been

found in its nest.


The earl's wife filed the complaint.

"This filthy raven ripped the ring off

my finger as I was walking in our

estate gardens!" she squawked.

"Clap him in irons at once!"


Based on this testimony, the poor

raven was arrested and dragged into

court. But the dragon Fubuki, who

was out on another meandering

journey, happened to witness this.


"A trial, you say?" asked Fubuki.

"Yet as ravens and humans do not

speak the same language, it seems

I've no choice but to interpret for the

poor bird."


Everyone in the courtroom was

paralyzed with fright. None of them

ever thought an animal would seek

counsel, let alone that a dragon

would rally to its aid.


Thus began a courtroom drama the

likes of which the world had never

seen—with a clever dragon as its

star!

Onlookers in the open-air animal

court could barely believe their eyes

at the sight of a dragon representing

a raven—and dressed in human

garb, no less!


"My client claims he found the ring in

the forest," said the young dragon,

"and that he neither stole it nor

harmed anyone in the process of

obtaining it."


"Additionally, my client claims he

saw the earl's wife throw the ring

into a bush, which is how he came

to be in possession of it."


"What possible reason would the

earl's wife have for going to the

forest?" asked the judge. Oddly,

this question caused the woman to

turn a deathly shade of white.


Soon the truth emerged: the wife had

removed the ring while meeting a

lover in the woods. As the raven had

taken nothing but what he found on

the ground, he was acquitted.


As court adjourned, the chagrined

judge asked Fubuki why he chose to

represent the raven in the first place.


"Human or raven, you're all the same

to we dragons," said Fubuki. "Do you

see? Both of you have two eyes,

a nose, and a mouth. You're twins!"


He went on to say that helping one

in need was just the right thing to do,

a sentiment agreed to by all.


Wise and well-traveled, Fubuki

looked at the world from a very

different angle than did humans.

He saw the true nature of things.


With the trial concluded, the dragon

set off again. Who knows what

adventure he will wander into next?