Concerning Dragons

Wotcher,

Many thanks to all those who have offered to contribute in some way. I hadn't expected such a large number of responses! Simply marvellous - indeed, I've a hunch that, in this case, increased numbers will only act to improve our chances of success (though, if it's not too much bother, I would be most appreciative of a single appellation with which we might refer to you collectively, without causing any offence.)

There are several things I'd like to ask you about, along with a short demonstration of the principles that underpin this project, and for the sake of allowing for as large and open a discussion as possible, I suspect the best course of action will be to arrange for some sort of meeting - perhaps this coming St. Astrid's day, when Mister Ienbura has indicated that he will have returned to Travance Proper. If that's agreeable, please do let me know if there exist any sort of protocols for meetings of Dragon-people (for example, there appears to be a very particular sort of handshake in use by your number) as I remain regrettably ignorant to much of your way of life, despite the continued and much-appreciated efforts of Mister De Barak.

In the meantime, one central line of inquiry seems to revolve around the question of what it means to be identified as a Dragon-person. If you think it appropriate, and would have no qualms with sharing such with an outsider such as myself, I'm very much interested in the mechanism by which you are able to distinguish your fellow Dragon-people, and indeed, how you found yourself to be one in the first place. Mister Count-Winterdark mentioned something about being "inhabited" by a dragon - is this true for you personally, or generally true of most Dragon-people?

Many thanks for your continued assistance - reading your nascent discussion has been fascinating, and I look forward to hearing more of your thoughts over the coming weeks.

A name defines a thought. Thought given shape by the masses allow words to hold power. Find that which truly defines you.

The first of us called themselves Dragoons. History and tradition says what we are.

Warning: Dragons claw in.

Hm... There's something there.



-Kuo Kun

Goggins, you can come to me any time you want to speak about my kind, friend. Send me a private missive at any time if more questions arise.