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Yes they are.
That sounds pretty dangerous.
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That sounds pretty dangerous.
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I mean, not all are dragons, but yeah.
Some of them are though.
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Yes!
A pet dragon, huh? That'd be something.
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*nods*
They made them their companions.
Sort of like a pet?
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They do that more with the creatures they tamed.
The creatures they tamed?
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It’s using the whole of the beast that was killed by their hand. Making sure that even though it has died, no part is left behind. I don’t undertand it completely, but its kinda nice.
It’s interesting. Although it almost seems like it’d be more respectful to bury it.
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By using all of the creature they killed. It’s a balance within that world for the humans and creatures.
Right, but how is that respectful?
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And their parts. They are pretty efficient and use all the parts of a dragon. I believe a big part of it is a respect thing.
Respect how?
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*nods*
The humans here have physically adapted to fight against the dragons. There are many non-sentient ones that are basically just normal animals that live in those biomes that the humans hunt.
For food?
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The other big dragons and human would try to stop them.
Would it work?
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