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The First Legendary Beast Master novel Chapter 1186

Chapter 1186: Dragon Eggs and Loot

Dana was about to brush them out when she noticed that the branches were attached to her head, and that the leaves fluttered when she was excited.

“I don’t know if the eggs are all in places that will help them hatch, I will have to ask Karl later. But he wanted me to let you know that there were dragon eggs coming.” Dana informed her.

“Got it. The others are all off on a treasure hunt for dragon eggs now. We will have to send someone underground to find them. And maybe to the Library? Do you know what dragons they came from?” Button asked.

[None are Chromatic Dragons, and they’re all near the camps in the various biomes, except for the ones in the mountain city, which are in the park on a pile of gems.] Karl informed Dana with a System Message.

Dana hugged the tiny dragon. “They’re all near the camps, but there are some in the underground city. I’m sure you know where that is by now.”

Dana didn’t. She hadn’t been here since it was renovated, and the Tiny World was much larger than she remembered.

“How many of you are there?” She asked as she followed the little dragon.

“About a hundred in total. Not all dragons. Mostly beastkin, with some elves and such. My sister is around here somewhere. Likely in the swamp. She likes the humidity.” Button explained.

She had led Dana to the shore of the lake, near a campsite which had a pair of Elves and a dragonkin woman fussing over a pile of mottled blue eggs.

“Oh, you wanted to examine the eggs.” Dana realized.

Button looked confused.

“No, they’ll take care of it. Let’s go swimming. I made the cutest swimming suit the other day. Do you have one with you? If not, it’s all girls here, no need to be shy about skinny-dipping.

Nobody else ever wears swimsuits, no matter how cute they are.” She explained.

Dana sighed. Perhaps a sense of urgency simply wasn’t part of the mental programming of Nature Priestesses? This one seemed even less concerned about timelines than Lotus.

[Karl, I’m going for a swim with Button. Then I will meet with the rest of the caretakers. Do you have everything handled there?] She asked.

[Yeah, we’re good. They’ve cleared the underground. It was just an old den they expanded. Only a few side tunnels, and they’re all empty now. Enjoy your swim. I will come join you tonight if you’re not busy.]

Dana laughed. If the others were just as flaky as Lotus and Button, she would likely be in the middle of a cuddle pile with snacks by dark.

“Alright, we’ve got the rest of the day to play.” Dana informed the young dragon.

“WINNING! The others always want to do chores and responsible stuff.”

“Is this Glatt?” Karl asked an elderly woman as he reached the camp.

“Glatt? Glatt hasn’t existed for a hundred years. But yes, I suppose that you should be close to where it once was.” The elderly Elf agreed.

“Can you tell me what happened to it? Or were you not from the area?” Karl tried.

The old woman sighed and gestured for him to sit.

Karl took out a bag of trail mix from Thor’s space, as the Elves were vegan, and most of the baked goods he had contained either eggs or milk. Usually both, plus sugar, as Lotus made them.

The other Elves cast longing glances at the small bag of food, and Karl realized that things were worse here than they had looked.

Cara gave him a mental nudge. [There are bags of rice and beans in Thor’s space. Tessa makes them in advance, and he holds on to them for her.]

Not just a few bags, either. There were literal tonnes of rice and beans stored in Thor’s space for some emergency that may or may not ever happen.

Karl took out two thirty kilo sacks of the ubiquitous cleric food, and nodded for the refugees to come get them.

He could help at least this much.

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