"...That's starting to look better," Tessandra nodded, visibly satisfied.
They had just finished loading the last piece of destroyed building onto a cart, which was about to depart for the south bridge. Next to her, Sabael let out a long sigh and stretched his limbs, visibly tired.
"Finally," he muttered. "I can't believe we're already done..."
"Having a dragon or two to help is visibly the best way to get things done quickly," chuckled Tessandra, walking over to him. "Well done, Handsome."
She put a big kiss on his cheek, and Sabael's grimace immediately turned into a smile. He put his arm around her, all his tiredness visibly gone.
"Good job to you too," he said.
"No! No, no, no, you drop it! Not again! Bad Dragon, Dran! Bad Dragon!"
They turned their heads. On the other en
