[How long has it been since Mu pulled Ignis to its shores? There is some small hope in him that perhaps one of the others have returned, but it becomes clear after a short time, there are not many here...if there is anyone but him at all. He follows the soft sounds of the empty area, hands moving carefully over ruins, feet nudging, but thankfully not tripping, over rocks.
It's the cracking sound of the latest rock he's nudged that catches his attention, the sound loud in the mostly silent area, reminiscent of, oddly enough, a chocobo egg hatching. Carefully, Ignis gets to his knees to find the stone and is surprised when he finds not stone, but a tiny creature.
A tiny dragon!
Ignis can't help but laugh at the absurdity of it all. Why are there baby dragons here? Ah, but if those sounds are anything like the sounds the chocobo chicks had made, it means the little baby is hungry and absurd or not, he can't just leave the little creature when it's hungry.
The little dragon proves to be quite a good food hunter and it's not too long before they find some berry bushes. There is growling nearby, but the dragon isn't concerned at all. In fact, he growls back at them!
( Echoes of the Past )
It's the cracking sound of the latest rock he's nudged that catches his attention, the sound loud in the mostly silent area, reminiscent of, oddly enough, a chocobo egg hatching. Carefully, Ignis gets to his knees to find the stone and is surprised when he finds not stone, but a tiny creature.
A tiny dragon!
Ignis can't help but laugh at the absurdity of it all. Why are there baby dragons here? Ah, but if those sounds are anything like the sounds the chocobo chicks had made, it means the little baby is hungry and absurd or not, he can't just leave the little creature when it's hungry.
The little dragon proves to be quite a good food hunter and it's not too long before they find some berry bushes. There is growling nearby, but the dragon isn't concerned at all. In fact, he growls back at them!
How very strange Mu is today.]