<strong>Location:</strong>Fairwinds Ferry<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>All<br/><br/>There was a certain quality, common to a certain type of management, where they only planned things out up until a certain degree.  When things didn't go according to their plan, it gave them a look of utter imbecility as to what to do next.<br/><br/>Pangxie Daolong was not the only being in existence who could get this.  Were a dog able to catch a car it was chasing, it would get this exact same stupid expression of,<em>Okay, now what?</em>As he looked over to Kyle, he decided that sinking the boat wasn't going to be in his long-term best interests, but he still had to demand something and prove that coming out here hadn't all been for naught.  Eventually, though, he formulated a plan.<br/><br/>"Come out on the waves and fight me, son of a thief," the dragon yelled in English, keeping up with the boat with the same effortless majesty that allowed his voice to be heard over the loud motor.  "I know you can.  The staff your father stole will allow you to run across the waves as easily as sand.  If you fail against me, your companions can withdraw your body from the ocean as I take the staff back to Ao Guang."<br/><br/><hr/><br/><strong>OOC:</strong>Assuming that Luke takes Pangxie Daolong up on this offer, I'm going to need to know from the other three whether it's group participation or spectators.  By all rights, this may be something Luke wants to handle one on one, and I can set the battle that way, but if the entire group is going to be fighting the dragon, I'll make him strong enough to handle the entire group.<br/><br/>It can't be half and half; having one other PC besides Luke means having him strong enough for the group.  However, I wanted to leave that choice available to people because stuff like an honorable one on one combat should be respected in a game where Fate takes the wheel.<br/><br/>I have enough faith in Hairy's fast posting speed not to worry about things getting too bogged down if it ends up one on one.