Quotes
- When Summoned
- *sniff* *sniff* W-We've been summoned! Free at last! Ready to have a little fun, huh?
- When Shapeshifted Into or Collection Portrait
- Time for a little rage!
- Using A Skill or Collection Portrait
- Too bad for you.
- When Entering Dragon's Roost
- Welcome back! You're home! So, what shall we play today?
- What's the plan today?
- I'm so bored... Let's do something fun!
- After Receiving a Gift
- ...Here, take this. Don't read into it—i-it's nothing special!
- Here, take this! It's a present from us. Make sure you put it to good use, you hear?
- After Bond Level Increase
- Huh... Perhaps you're not as bad as I thought.
- Hee hee. You're pretty fun! C'mon, let's play some more!
- Idle After Bond Level 1
- Don't even think about running from me. It's not possible.
- *sniff* *sniff* *pant* *pant* Hmm, this place seems all right...
- There's never a dull moment when we're with you.
- Idle After Bond Level 10
- Hey, let's go for a walk, shall we? Come on already, let's gooo!
- You'd better not be thinking of doing something fun without us, you hear?
- This castle's full of odd people... But that just makes it more fun!
- Idle After Bond Level 20
- We can take walks, we can take naps... This place isn't bad at all!
- Hee hee... You know, I think I kinda like you.
- So, what's on the agenda today? What do YOU want to do?
- When Unbound
- When Fully Unbound
Dragon Story Episodes
Hell's Justice
One day, Cerberus, gatekeeper of
the underworld, was taking a rare
stroll along the surface world.
"What a lovely day," she said.
"It's perfect for going on a walk!"
The fluffy dogs on her hands seemed
to be enjoying it just as much.
"This is so much fun!" said one.
"I'm having a great time," said the
other. "Work's been non-stop lately."
Walking along, they noticed an old
woman at the edge of a cliff.
"Uh oh. She looks really pale."
"I think maybe she's going to jump?"
"Hey! Lady! What are you doing?"
The woman explained that her son
led a gang of heinous bandits who
were responsible for destroying many
a village, and that she sought to
atone for his dark deeds with her life.
"Wait, WHY?!" said one of the dogs.
"It won't do nothin'!" said the other.
"I agree," said Cerberus. "Do not
cast your life away so needlessly."
"Only the person who committed a
crime can atone for it. Do you really
think people would forgive your son
simply because you are dead?"
Heeding this, the woman stepped
back from the cliff. But she was still
clearly shaken, and desperate to do
something in response to her son's
odious actions.
"Well, I was starting to feel like a bit
of exercise," said Cerberus. "All right!
I'll teach your son a lesson!"
Cerberus took one of the bandit's
things from his mother.
"I can still smell his scent on it!"
"Yeah, me too! It's over that way!"
"That mountain? Heh. Then let's go."
Cerberus made her way towards the
mountain, following the scent.
"It's time to have some fun, you two!"
Cerberus followed the scent of the
bandit leader up toward the
mountain his gang called home.
"It's time to have some fun, you two!"
she cried to the dogs on her hands.
In the mountains, she found the gang
preparing for a raid the next day.
Chuckling to herself, she walked
fearlessly toward the group.
One particularly large bandit—who
was clearly the woman's son—
tried to scare her off with threats.
Undaunted, Cerberus decided to
address the ruffians directly.
"Do you know what happens to
people who do bad things when
they die?"
The bandits all gave an uproarious
laugh and rushed at Cerberus with
weapons raised. "Oh dear," she said
to herself. "I guess that's how this one
is going to go."
Cerberus launched Coco and Mimi at
her assailants. They flew through the
air, fangs bared like dancing blades.
"Time to learn your lesson the hard
way!" Cerberus cried with delight.
But the lady's son stood his ground.
"Hey, not bad!" said one dog.
"He's pretty tough!" said the other.
"Then let's give him a little reward,"
said a determined Cerberus.
Cerberus created a vortex of flame
around the bandit—one hot enough
to scorch his very soul and turn his
skin to flakes of ash.
The man let out a howl of agony,
but still refused to bend the knee.
"Hot, isn't it?" said Cerberus. "And
yet, the tortures you'll endure in hell
are much, much worse."
"There's no pity or mercy down there;
just pain and suffering for all eternity.
I don't think you could handle that,
do you?"
The bandit collapsed to his knees
with a look of horror on his face.
Cerberus immediately quenched the
flames, then addressed him in a
sharp and terrible tone.
"You must atone for all the sins you
have committed. If you don't, hell's
gatekeeper will come to claim you."
His will to fight well and truly gone,
the bandit led his injured men
dejectedly down the mountain.
It was clear they would never resort
to such mischief again.
"Humans are so foolish to not know
they're doing something wrong until
they're warned of it," noted Cerberus.
"Ah, but I suppose that's what makes
them interesting!"
*sniff* *sniff*
*sniff* *sniff*
"Oh! Something smells good!"
Their curiosity piqued by the amazing
aroma, Cerberus and her dogs
continued their afternoon stroll as if
nothing had ever happened.