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[Action in Fayren]
[If one happens to look into Fayren's skies, they may spot some dragons flying by. One with a keen eye would be able to recognize Azalea leading the way. However, the two dragons following her are much larger and easier to spot.]
[Concerned about Fayren's wildlife after reading the newspaper article regarding the ecosystem, Azalea decides to bring Percival and Brahm to help her investigate. Despite being twin dragons hatched from the same nest, Brahm has grown quite a bit larger than Percival. (Size comparisons)]
[Percival and Brahm are the perfect candidates - fearless, skilled with magic, and somewhat knowledgeable with science. Once Azalea spots the area with dead trees, she descends towards the center of it all. The two furry dragons clad in classic mad scientist costumes land behind her.]
This has to be it. It's just like what was written in the paper.
[Percival pulls the newspaper from his leather pack, reading part of the article aloud.] "The trees and animals show no signs of disease, with the causes of death labeled 'undetermined.' A few magical scholars have suggested a supernatural cause for the sudden and rapid spikes in wildlife deaths, but due to the growing threat of the Hands of Decay, any investigation of the involvement of magic has been placed on hold indefinitely."
[Brahm scratches his head.] So, we are to look for a supernatural cause?
Or a magical cause. Because the Hands of Decay have threatened to eliminate all practitioners of magic within Fayren, people are afraid to use magic to investigate this ecosystem. That's why I wanted you two to come along. I know the Hands of Decay won't deter you from using magic.
Us?
Afraid?
[The two dragons glance at each other for a long moment before looking at Azalea again, and speaking in unison.] Naaaahhh...
[Azalea smiles.] I suppose nothing scares you two.
[Percival glances at Brahm again.] Only fear.
[Brahm bows his head towards Azalea.] Indeed.
All right, let's just get to work. [Azalea moves to start examining the dead trees, while the twins separate to examine other trees.]
[Concerned about Fayren's wildlife after reading the newspaper article regarding the ecosystem, Azalea decides to bring Percival and Brahm to help her investigate. Despite being twin dragons hatched from the same nest, Brahm has grown quite a bit larger than Percival. (Size comparisons)]
[Percival and Brahm are the perfect candidates - fearless, skilled with magic, and somewhat knowledgeable with science. Once Azalea spots the area with dead trees, she descends towards the center of it all. The two furry dragons clad in classic mad scientist costumes land behind her.]
This has to be it. It's just like what was written in the paper.
[Percival pulls the newspaper from his leather pack, reading part of the article aloud.] "The trees and animals show no signs of disease, with the causes of death labeled 'undetermined.' A few magical scholars have suggested a supernatural cause for the sudden and rapid spikes in wildlife deaths, but due to the growing threat of the Hands of Decay, any investigation of the involvement of magic has been placed on hold indefinitely."
[Brahm scratches his head.] So, we are to look for a supernatural cause?
Or a magical cause. Because the Hands of Decay have threatened to eliminate all practitioners of magic within Fayren, people are afraid to use magic to investigate this ecosystem. That's why I wanted you two to come along. I know the Hands of Decay won't deter you from using magic.
Us?
Afraid?
[The two dragons glance at each other for a long moment before looking at Azalea again, and speaking in unison.] Naaaahhh...
[Azalea smiles.] I suppose nothing scares you two.
[Percival glances at Brahm again.] Only fear.
[Brahm bows his head towards Azalea.] Indeed.
All right, let's just get to work. [Azalea moves to start examining the dead trees, while the twins separate to examine other trees.]