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"Sadly no." He teased back. "Well could you come with me to get bedding? I don't want to leave you here alone."
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"Okay," she agreed, and stretched like a cat, front feet extended.
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Edmund stood and walked to the edge of the cave.
Camille scampered after him, smiling now.
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"it's not too far, just stay close." He lept off the cliff and flew upwards.
"Mhm," she grinned, flaring open her wings in a flash of white to follow.
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(skip to when they get back to the cave?)
Sure!)
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"I'll sleep on this side of the cave he said as he threw down his bedding.
"Fair enough," she replied in a breath.
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"welp, goodnight I guess." Then he slithered underneath his piled up blanket.
She watched him for a while, "Goodnight, then.."
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He poked his head out and smiled at her, "You sound like you don't want me to go to sleep yet."
"Maybe," she mumbled sheepishly.
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"Why not?" He asked playfully.
Camille just shrugged shyly.
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"I guess I can stay awake." He smiled at her.
"Do you like constellations?" Camille asked excitedly.
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"I love space!"
Her eyes lit up. "You do?"
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"Yes!"
"Wellm what's your favorite?" She propped her chin up on her talons.
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"Constellation" he asked
"Yeah," she clarified, curling her tail up.
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(are we making them up or using Earth's?)
We can make up the names but use the same patterns)
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Okay)
"I like Κυνηγός." he said, struggling a little to pronounce it.
(Thats greek for hunter (the Orion constellation practically.))
"I like δράκων the best," she replied—pronounced drákon, the dragon constellation. Or Cygnus, the swan, for us humans.
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"Ah that one is beautiful. I just wish there was a way to go up there, to space." Edmund sighed and looked up at the stars visible through the entrance of the cave.
She crossed her front legs. "Some dragons theorize that there are space dragons. Dragons that live in space lie whales live in the ocean," she spoke. "And their younglings are comets, prancing across the sky— but the other half of those folk say it's the older ones coming down to die in our atmosphere." She spoke.