[uboachannel]

Sooo... it's been almost a year hasn't it... I decided to go back to working on those dergs, at least for now! I still think that this site needs more dragons. There are a few rules on the main thread, so, if possible, read them.

To adopt them you have to...

tell me what helps them calm down! Optionally, you may explain why they are agitated.

This dragon seems really agitated... attacking anything it lays its eyes on. Oh- It has noticed you and is now running towards you! What are you going to do?!

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[b]Username:[/b]
[b]Do you have a toyhou.se?:[/b]
[b]How are you going to help them?:[/b]

IGNROE THE DATE THAT WAS HERE i copied the wrong thing .

[epilogue]

Username: risotto
Do you have a toyhou.se?: yes
How are you going to help them?: he absolutely adores being scratched behind the ears. its quite possibly his weak spot. he just melts once you scratch the right spot

[uboachannel]

Username: risotto
Do you have a toyhou.se?: yes
How are you going to help them?: he absolutely adores being scratched behind the ears. its quite possibly his weak spot. he just melts once you scratch the right spot

alright!! he's yours, that's so cute jOKIMDFG

as always, if you upload him to toyhou.se, credit me there, please! Dne

[skarekrowkid]

username: moth and moon
do you have a toyhou.se?: yep-- linked in sig !!
how are you going to help them?:

garden was running, the small webbed bits between her fingers flapping frantically. her large, feathered thighs were pounding against the cold hard earth, and her massive feet, despite being scaled, were beginning to raw. between the frantic beats of her heart and her heavy, labored breaths, panicked thoughts slipped through and into her mind. why would they do this to me? she thought. what did i do to upset them? eventually garden could no longer take it, and she slowed. scratching the earth to soften it, she lay down, and pressed her webbed skin against her eyes and ears. slowly but surely she began calming down and fell asleep, her panicked thoughts becoming momentarily masked by a thick fog of sleep.