"So, your people haven't overthrown you yet?"
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- "Dragons, you say? Your people have common roots?"
- "Aren't you a bit, um, small to call yourselves dragonkin?"
- "Do you worship any gods?"
- "It seems like kobolds can survive anywhere."
- "You're quite a warlike people. Couldn't even maintain your alliance with the mites at the Old Sycamore. Are k
- "Let's talk about something else."
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