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(Ooh, this is good, Taber.)Eclipse smiled, stifling a laugh. Tobias had such an entertaining personality sometimes. She had never even imagined that a human could act and speak in such a diverse way, almost like a dragon. In fact, almost all of the humans she'd met personally in the Den seemed to have actual personalities. Sometimes, she almost forgot how different they all were.
She remembered Tobias' question from her first day in the lot. Could humans and dragons exist together without fighting?
It was true, in the Scorpion Den, the humans ruled and they dominated the dragons.
Outside though, any group of humans could be devastated by a single dragon.
But Tobias and others in the Den seemed to have found ways to live with certain dragons as equals, and Crest had mentioned something about a more mutual interaction in the Kingdom of The Sea. So it wasn't impossible. Then why did almost no one try to make it anything but a centuries-old war?
Maybe they were just too different. Humans were afraid of dragons, and Tobias had hardly proven otherwise. Eclipse had begun to trust him up until the point she had removed her collar. From then on, it seemed she was always on eggshells around the human. Their fear had led them to a point where they felt the need to dominate dragons, and for centuries it had trickled through the generations into an embedded hatred of them. So most dragons simply avoided them. But what would happen if they finally got fed up with it? What if the dragons finally turned full force on the humans, like they had millennial before during The Scorching? If things didn't turn around, history would inevitably repeat itself, and Eclipse shuddered at the thought of how much bloodshed such a catastrophic event would cause.
"You're right," She finally muttered, somewhat spontaneously. "There has to be some sort of compromise. We can't go on fighting each other like this." She glanced around at the dragons following them through the Maze.
Tobias arched a brow sarcasticly, pointing a finger at his chest, "Us? Oh, come on, I'm not that bad." He glanced at his feet, then back up to the end of the hall. "I'm.. sorry about the, uh, the lot- thing. I-... I was very distracted. I shouldn't have yelled at you. Shouldn't have lost my temper."