Thread: The Great Serpent (M2) Dreamie~Middie

Luckily, the desert Naga was one of the most sturdy breeds, having great endurance for patrolling great areas of territory for prey and for rivals. He did occasionally express concern for his human companions, they were wearing down quickly, and Raan knew that they would be in trouble should night fall and the desert snakes came out. Those things would likely have ignored raan if he wasn't injured, but his human companions were always high priority targets for them. Raan stuck with his companions the entire trip, not showing many signs of fatigue or stress, though he did show little signs of irritations from his injury. 'Raan closely watched his new companions, taking note of how quickly humans tired in this environment, they weren't built as well for survival deep in the desert as his kind were. When the guard stopped them at the gate, declaring that no Naga were allowed within the city, 'Raan scowled, obviously irritated by the guard's ignorance... in many parts of the desert all naga were considered monsters still while elves and other nonhumans took steps up. While there was little the guards could do to stop him from entering the city if he wanted to, but that wouldn't be... civilized would it? Raan watched Irving lie his way into the city, getting the entire group in, including their Naga companion. Inside the city Raan followed Ammon to their destination, staying shortly behind her. Raan was amazed with all the different colors and creatures wandering the city, he remained quiet the whole time along the way. Raan had actually never seen some of the beings he saw in the city. 'Raan also attracted quite a few eyes, looks of awe, looks of fright from smaller beings, even dirtier looks from certain females in the crowd. Raan guessed most of them had never seen a Naga, especially one so close to the feral. 'Raan settled into one of the cots, 'sitting' in it as well as he could, the cot obviously not built to a Naga's proportions... he would probably find a nice corner that he could settle into when the human. He turned his head to Ammon when she mentioned healing his wound, he glanced at her and contemplated it for a second, then gave his head a nod and smiled a little bit, wincing a bit at the bit of pain that seemed to come in through the wounds. Very well 'Raan said, frowning, he trusted Ammon well enough to allow her to tend to his wounds. He didn't much care about what the oafish male was out doing, that human had yet to earn the great serpent's trust... He scooted closer to the female, exposing his injured side, revealing a nice deep cut that he had been trying to ignore for most of the trip... he had survived worse of course, and it had stopped bleeding and would heal on it's own given time... but it was still a burden and it still hurt. 'Raan exposed his side to Ammon so she could apply whatever medicines she felt like applying. If we could get a weapon and supplies for me while we are here I would be grateful, and much more useful should we end up in a fight Raan could fight with his talons easily, but he preferred to use a sword or other weapon if he had to fight and he knew one was coming.