The Sudden Approach of Unexplainable Power: OOC

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The waitress reaches for the coin to catch it in midair, but the coin falls harmlessly into Aekalos' head.

Was the coin supposed to hit him in the head or fall harmlessly into his hand... I assume the latter, not that it matters to my post, but I'm curious.

 

[Nonlethal Force]

Silly little typo-o. I meant hand, and it has been appropriately changed.

 

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Did she catch/take the coin Aekalos flipped toward her, or did that just go unnoticed.

 

[Nonlethal Force]

Sorry. We can assume she caught it.

 

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No problem, just wondered whether I should cross it off or dive on the floor looking for it.

I'll put up a longer post in the morning/afternoon when I am not quite so tired...

Sure, I'm in no rush.

 

[Nonlethal Force]

<--- regarding the dive onto the floor comment.

 

[Nonlethal Force]

I don't know if you read my StoryHour or not, but if you don't I think you'd at least be interested in my latest addition to the thread. (Post 90 I believe) It has an interesting connection to Aekalos. I decided to make it specific like I did just for your character.

 

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Nice, Aekalos' dragon father makes an appearance. No, I haven't been reading it, mostly because I forgot all about it, after reading the first bit you directed me to. I'll be making an attempt to read it in future though, as there are probably more than a few things for Drakontos in there.

 

[Nonlethal Force]

Oh, that wasn't a ploy to get you to read my StoryHour. You're welcome to read it if you desire, though. There are some good tidbits in there about typical Drakontai life, although the information given by default is more concerning evil dragons and their Drakontai rather than good dragons and their Drakontai. But if all you are doing is reading the Story Hour for Drakontai tidbits your time would likely be better spent just asking me specific questions or directing you to specific posts. It's a fairly long read, equivalent to a novel of about 160,000 words.

But yeah, I figured you'd appreciate the reference to Aekalos' dragon father. I haven't figured out if the story line for the StoryHour is prior to Aekalos' timelime or concurrent with it. In the StoryHour, Aekalos' dragon father is only 180 years old. That puts him solidly into the Adult age category - looking ahead to become a Mature Adult wyrm soon. We didn't really talk much about Aekalos' dragon father and his age - so I suppose it would depend on how you envisioned him and at what age category. Certainly 180 years is plenty old enough to have his own Drakontai clan. Given the speed that humans can reproduce ... even 80 years of being an adult dragon could easily give him a significant population of Drakontai under him.

Anyway, all this is totally peripheral to Aekalos' story, of course.

 

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Wel, I meant to read it, but forgot to subscribe, and therefore forgot all about it.