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Revision as of 11:07, 29 March 2016
Template:Infoboxbestiary2So called Dragon of Fyresdal by Skelligers in is infact just oversized and powerful forktail terorizing sheeps, cows and last but not least - common folks.
Bestiary entry
- It's got scales, wings, claws... A dragon's a dragon! No point gabbin', just go kill it!
- — Vagn, village elder of Fyresdal
- Few truly know what a dragon looks like, for those who have seen one up-close rarely have a chance to share their impressions. That is why peoople are forever mistaking other monsters for dragons. This was the case in Fyresdal, where the so-called dragon wreaking havoc turned out to be a forktail.
- Yet this mistaken attribution did not mean there was no reason to worry. The forktail harassing Fyresdal was a particularly vile representative of its kind, one equipped with an endless store of deadly venom. Fighting it without first drinking a regenerative potion or a poison antidote would be tantamount to suicide.
- In his fight with the forktail, Geralt gave proof not only of his masterful swordsmanship, but also of a previously-undemonstrated flair for shepherdry.
