Tec, although exhausted, manages to laugh as well, though the pun seems to have gone over his head. Looking at Re'Ni, he smiles. But then, he glances at the floor and curses in his head. He would have to fix that all later, and explain why it was there to Essentials when he asked, but not now. He covered himself and Re'Ni in his wings, but he didn't feel like sleeping right now. Instead, he just layed there, looking up to the stars. Times were changing, and thus far Tec was enjoying it.
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(OOC: Only the finest literature and booze for him.)
Xefr nods, and then looks more closely at the book. With his mind, he flipped a few of the pages until he got to the beginning of the chapter. "Here we are, I'll read it out to you. Ahem, the first Golden Dragon communities formed out of convenience of having more hunters or huntresses to scour an area and to protect it from rivals. It was uncommon to see buildings, as these communities generally gathered around large cave systems, which were perfect for storing food and materials in. The caves chosen were generally in the sides of mountains, giving the winged dragons an advantage over grounded feral competition. These communities were generally lead by one Dragon who proved themselves as the strongest, and had the duty of protecting the entire group as well as marking out good hunting sites. Tools weren't often used, but sometimes the Dragons mined out more of the caverns that they made their homes in, usually for the reason of having additional space for the collective hoard. In these early days, conflict was not common between these newly founded tribes. However, the more solitary dragons sometimes carried out raids, and thus battles between these powerful individuals and the more numerous communities ended up being a fact of life. But when tribes did form in areas lacking in mountains, farming was adopted. Though that usually meant the breeding and subsequent harvesting of domesticated animals, there were tribes who did do it in the more traditional sense with planting crops, though this was uncommon due to the draconic preference for meat. The discovery of fire and its uses was a very small event in dragon history, as unlike most other sapient species, dragons have a natural affinity for fire and already knew its uses. Raw meat was rarely eaten because of this, and draconic technological development happened quite quickly. It did not take long for the idea of 'outside caves', or cities, to pop up in the minds of the more progressive tribes." Xefr then sighed, and paused.
He then looked back at Rysannox, "There is a little more, but I don't think early sexual relationships or farming methods are that interesting for anybody not in a history class."