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Post by Deleted on Mar 12, 2017 23:29:09 GMT
Thanks, hehe, but meanwhile I thought I do wait and see what they do over there. So far, from what I have seen, they do behave well. I want to spend my time with other things than poking into people elsewhere… for now It it was fun to troll a troll though, as I did not do that for over a year or so ^-^ I have no intention of harassing anybody either... I also have no intention of being bullied into obscurity for existing on another forum. I will just be and hopefully it'll go no further then that. Then it shall be
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Post by I adore dragons on Mar 28, 2017 1:49:44 GMT
Wanna hear moar!
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Post by Moar on Mar 28, 2017 4:38:05 GMT
moar finding new things to apologize for
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Post by Caylus Ark on May 10, 2018 20:57:04 GMT
In many mythologies, we all know, the hero defeats a dragon. There is another side to this, as dragons are mysterious beings. The blood of dragons have strange properties. If dragons are evil, why is it that most dragon-slayers gain the power of the dragon? Perhaps the story is not so simple as good and evil. The dragon is the shadow within the hero's own soul which prevents him from self-actualizing - creating the philosopher's stone. So is it true that drinking the blood of a dragon, like drinking from the holy grail, is an alchemical process? Depending on who you believe, dragon's blood is either poison or medicine. Perhaps this is a matter of intent. As well as being portrayed as demons or deceivers, there are also many portrayals of dragons as bearers of great wisdom and regality. Yes, the dragon tends to horde his wealth; and sure, those who enter his den will be subject to his wrath. The dragon is entitled to protect what he owns. But perhaps his true purpose in fighting intruders is to see if they are worthy of integrating with him.
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