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Description
Many of the Temple’s members were taking some free time out of it and Shu-Fang hadn’t minded to be part of them. Unlike them, he would pass this time with his dragon friends.

The macaque was sure to see at least Yù Xïwàng, since the green Thilyarem always responded to any call. Jiaonèn Shùpí was often seen with him so it was not surprising either. However the sight of the solitary and untameable Yin Jìantóu waiting patiently with them was a complete surprise.

The monkey put down the lantern to the ground and asked them to form a circle around it: it was time for a story. The green and brown dragons obeyed, taken care to not be side to side to letting the tan one have that place. Yin Jìantóu reluctantly joined them, probably regretting to have come.

Shu-Fang quickly thinked to the story and took one of his brother's with some adjustements. As he spoke, he was surprised to see the three dragons listening to his made-up story. Yù Xïwàng was literately captivated by it, and seemed to react at any little movement the macaque was doing to illustrat his words.

The monkey was trying his best to not laugh when a scared Yù Xïwàng tried to find reconfort toward Yin Jìantóu. The tan dragon hissed, warning him that if he doesn’t back off quickly, that story will be the last of his worries.

Shu-Fang 's brother is the best at finding stories. They are usually unbelieavable or farfetch'ed, but he has a lot of imagination.

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Thilyarem
Yù Xïwàng 352
Jiaonèn Shùpí 398
Yin Jìantóu 462

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Description
Many of the Temple’s members were taking some free time out of it and Shu-Fang hadn’t minded to be part of them. Unlike them, he would pass this time with his dragon friends.

The macaque was sure to see at least Yù Xïwàng, since the green Thilyarem always responded to any call. Jiaonèn Shùpí was often seen with him so it was not surprising either. However the sight of the solitary and untameable Yin Jìantóu waiting patiently with them was a complete surprise.

The monkey put down the lantern to the ground and asked them to form a circle around it: it was time for a story. The green and brown dragons obeyed, taken care to not be side to side to letting the tan one have that place. Yin Jìantóu reluctantly joined them, probably regretting to have come.

Shu-Fang quickly thinked to the story and took one of his brother's with some adjustements. As he spoke, he was surprised to see the three dragons listening to his made-up story. Yù Xïwàng was literately captivated by it, and seemed to react at any little movement the macaque was doing to illustrat his words.

The monkey was trying his best to not laugh when a scared Yù Xïwàng tried to find reconfort toward Yin Jìantóu. The tan dragon hissed, warning him that if he doesn’t back off quickly, that story will be the last of his worries.

Shu-Fang 's brother is the best at finding stories. They are usually unbelieavable or farfetch'ed, but he has a lot of imagination.

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Thilyarem
Yù Xïwàng 352
Jiaonèn Shùpí 398
Yin Jìantóu 462

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