Genre Fantasy

The Realm of Florravoliem Specifically Cllorrke city marketplace Florr Day the 11th, 2000 DF Morning 8 FS or ( am)

Well actually Mam'm, if you purchase 2 Kavar Dragon eggs you will get one for free," the old merchant said, his voice dripping with persuasive charm. The market bustled around them, filled with stalls selling exotic wares and mystical artifacts.

The woman, named Elara, studied the shimmering eggs displayed on the table before her. They were the size of large apples, their shells adorned with intricate patterns that seemed to dance in the sunlight. Kavar Dragons were rare creatures, known for their majestic wings and fiery breath. Owning one was the dream of every aspiring sorcerer.

"Three eggs for the price of two sounds like a generous offer," Elara remarked, her fingers tracing the smooth surface of one of the eggs. "But are they guaranteed to hatch?"

The merchant nodded vigorously. "Absolutely guaranteed, Mam'm! These eggs come from the finest breeders in the kingdom. You'll have your own Kavar Dragon hatchlings in no time."

Elara hesitated, weighing the cost against the potential reward. She had been saving for years to afford just one egg, but the thought of having three dragons under her command was too tempting to resist.

"Very well," she said finally, reaching into her coin purse to count out the required amount. "I'll take two eggs, and claim the third as your offer."

The merchant's smile widened as he accepted her payment, carefully wrapping the eggs in silk cloth before handing them over. "You won't regret this, Mam'm. Kavar Dragons are loyal companions, and with three of them, you'll be the envy of every sorcerer in the land."

Elara thanked him and made her way through the crowded market, clutching her precious cargo close to her chest. As she walked, she couldn't shake the feeling of excitement that bubbled up inside her. Soon, she would have not one, but three powerful allies by her side.

Once home, Elara wasted no time in preparing for the arrival of her new companions. She set up a cozy nest in the corner of her chamber, lining it with soft blankets and cushions. Then, with great care, she placed each egg inside, arranging them in a neat row.

For days, she watched over the eggs, tending to them with the utmost attention. And then, one morning, she awoke to the sound of soft cracking. Rushing to the nest, she found one of the eggs beginning to hatch, tiny shards of shell falling away to reveal a small, scaly head.

Over the next few hours, all three eggs hatched, and Elara's heart swelled with pride as she beheld her new companions. The dragons were small at first, barely the size of house cats, but their eyes sparkled with intelligence,