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[governorkang]

I suppose it's some small comfort I'm being allowed to keep my normal senses. I don't know how humans can stand it. I would rather you'd chosen that my default form wasn't human, though.

And that you weren't tossing me somewhere with the damn bronze again.

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[dragonlordbight]

So happy to see you too, Kang.

Of all the possibilities, you could get a lot worse than I.

[governorkang]

Don't remind me. Do me the favor of at least not lying to me about what you are this time.

[He still mad.]

[dragonlordbight]

[Yeaah, he figures that's the case, admittedly not the best decision on his part, lying can be more trouble than its worth]

I will ensure that you know the truth to me from the start this time.

The public need not know immediately however, they have enough problems to deal with it seems. They will before long I would wager however.

[That part he hasn't quite figured out as yet, given the very different attitudes the society of The City likely, once he has a better feel for it. There are already a number of dragons after all.]

[governorkang]

[Well, that's a bit of a relief. He'll be unhappy enough dealing with a mammal body.]

Secret identities seems to be norm there.

[That sarcastic tone is still there! This time, it's not aimed solely at Crucible, though.]

[dragonlordbight]

[Mammals aren't so bad, but then Crucible's spent enough time into such forms to be used to it]

Indeed, it would appear so.

[He gives a light nod at that, a far cry from 'heroes' back home]

We shan't be the only individuals from Krynn this time.

[But then, a dragon of legend and a black are probably not the most reassuring for a draconian he'd imagine]

[governorkang]

I'd heard. Not the most desirable of company.

[dragonlordbight]

Indeed, far from the worst however.

Aurican at least should not cause any great trouble.

[At least it wasn't Malystrix, and hey, no Kender.

Admittedly he was looking forward to meeting the Gold of legend, Aurican.]

[governorkang]

That's the last thing I need.

[He hopes the gold won't feel the same way about him as his descendants generally do.

The sarcasm goes away, and his tone becomes more serious.]

The City is going to be very different from what we're used to.