the_campus | Because there weren't enough dragons here yet.

[A dragon passing overhead. That was a sight that was both familiar and unfamiliar at the same time. But which dragon it was was enough to give him pause. That was an important card to have come to life in a place like this. An important card to have come to life at all. Why would someone have brought that back from the past?

He followed the trail of wreckage, noticing the blood with interest. Someone had injured it. Interesting. Who would have that kind of power?]

[Even assuming the dragon wasn't wounded, it isn't difficult to find her. There's only so far she can go while exhausted and hurt, and Bakura steps into the rough clearing before too long.

As he does, she lifts her head, baring her teeth and snarling weakly in an attempt to get him to back off.]

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Oy, oy. If you keep doing that, you're going to burn up your energy soon. That would be such a pity, don't you think?

[He doesn't even try to hide the sarcasm. Instead, he just looks her over, trying to see the source of the blood. Something that could harm a dragon has to be powerful. Maybe it's here too. Maybe it isn't. Best to be sure.]

[He gets a second growl in reply, but her energy is almost already burnt out. She lays her head back down, still watching him suspiciously and as intently as she can manage.

The wound appears to be something along the dragon's side, near enough to the wing that it's no wonder she crashed. It seems to look worse than it actually is -- a beast like this won't die from it -- but it's still an impressive wound on the BEWD, of all things.]

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[It really is impressive. For something to cause that much damage to the blue-eyes is absurd. He steps closer, entirely unafraid despite the danger.

What a fascinating beast. Crouching down in front of her, he stares at her, wondering f she can understand him.]

Heheh. You've come to the wrong place, Blue Eyes White Dragon! You could be found a mile away with the trail you left.

[She snorts at him, shifting a claw forward as a warning if he tries to get closer. She may be weak, but she's not out yet, strange boy. Tread carefully.

The glimmer in her eyes, however, suggests she does understand what he's saying, if just because she shifts to look at the trail behind him briefly before returning her attention to him.]

[Well, then. He's just going to sit down just outside of her reach. If she understands, then he might as well keep talking and see what happens.]

You'd be safer in the caves, if they're big enough. But from the looks of it, you're not in any fit state to go anywhere. You should be fine, anyway. It's quiet here. The wildlife isn't going to be any threat to you.

[That... seems to confuse her. She lifts her head again, tilting it quizzically as if trying to ask why he cares. Her wings flexes a bit, gingerly, before she lays back down again, exhaling a hot breath and digging her claws into the ground.

So far so good, Bakura. Keep talking.]

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[Well, she doesn't seem hostile. He keeps his eyes on those claws, just in case, however.]

Did you see? This small island is a peaceful place.

[At least for now. But soon... oh yes, soon it's going to get much more interesting.]

Whatever hurt you is surely long-gone. You're safe here.

[There's a quieter rumble from the dragon, as if she's judging just how much to believe him. In the end, it seems that she decides she doesn't have much choice than to do so, closing her eyes with a deeper breath and exhaling slowly. She lets her wings slacken and lay down, the claw shifting to be in more of a comfortable position than a threatening one.

She may not entirely trust you, but it seems your presence is tolerated... for now.]

[Well, that's better than the alternative. The last thing he needed was a burst-stream to the face. For the moment, he just lets her rest.

Watching.

Oh yes, he was watching. Even as the shadows of the trees flickered from the rustling wind, he stayed still beneath them.

Watching.]

[Eventually, the dragon's rumbles slow as it falls into a sleep. But as it surrenders to that sleep, something happens. The dragon shimmers, its shape changing, slowly but surely.]

[And what's left... is a young woman, breathing shallowly, but alive and... very much naked.]

[What in the name of every God, Demon, Priest and Duel Monster Card is going on here?

Bakura just stares blankly at the woman.

Is it just his destiny to find naked people with bizarre powers in the jungle? No, that's not important. What is important is the fact that the Blue Eyes had just turned into a woman.]

Oy. You!

[Well, he guesses he can get closer now. Just going to poke her shoulder.]

[It... doesn't do a whole lot. She was that dragon, Bakura. She's worn out and that wound probably isn't helping matters, especially out here.

And no, don't poke harder. She's pretty heavily out cold.]

...

[Well then. He just sits there beside her, pondering what to do. Ah, whatever. What does he care? He'll just toss his coat on top of her like he did with the kid and lie on the grass, waiting for her to wake up.]

[It takes a while, but eventually, she does start to stir. The young woman sits up, rubbing her eyes and groaning a little, clearly out of it. She tries to stretch, winces and drops her hand to her side (hope you don't mind a little dragon blood on your coat, Bakura), then finally seems to notice who's there with her.

...blinkblink. This guy was... wasn't he?

She pulls the coat around herself some more.]

Thank you.

[Please, that coat's probably had more blood on it than the woman ever has. He glanced over at the sound of her movement, pushing himself up off the ground and into a sitting position.]

It's nothing. I didn't know what else to do.

[Or really care all that much, but still! Token efforts. He doesn't make those for everyone. Besides, she's a dragon or something. She would be fine. He jabs his hand over his shoulder towards the distant school building.]

If you need a nurse, there's one back at the building back there.

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