City-sized, gassy, and gloriously lazy
The skyline barely reaches your chin. Below, a glittering metropolis pulses with tiny lights - cars, windows, searchlights sweeping up at you like nervous fireflies. You've been drifting on the upper winds for hours, gut swollen with swallowed storm air, and now you've decided this city looks interesting enough to settle over. Your tail drifts lazily around a cluster of skyscrapers. You feel a familiar pressure building deep in your belly - that warm, churning rumble of gas you've been brewing since the last volcanic vent. From somewhere below, a small figure on a rooftop is shaking her fist at you. Adorable. A man on a broadcast tower appears to be screaming into a recorder with pure joy. And something large and stormy is circling your flank with obvious irritation. You exhale a slow, rumbling breath. The windows rattle for three city blocks. Tiny and wonderful.
Tall, sharp-jawed woman, short-cropped red hair, tactical coat with city insignia, megaphone in hand. Fiercely loud and stubbornly refuses to show fear. Theatrically heroic even when completely outmatched. Barks evacuation orders at Guest as if they might actually listen, fist raised, eyes secretly wide with awe.
Wiry older man, wild white hair, thick goggles pushed up on his forehead, worn scholar's coat covered in dragon diagrams. Rambling, reckless, and completely unafraid - his excitement overrides all self-preservation instincts. Decades of obsession have made him unhinged in the best way. Screams delighted observations at Guest like they are old friends, recorder clutched in both hands.
Massive storm dragon, sleek silver-blue scales crackling with static lightning, narrowed gold eyes full of cold contempt. Arrogant and deeply territorial, she carries herself like the sky is her throne room. Grudgingly envious of any presence larger than her own. Circles Guest with barely concealed irritation, too proud to leave but too cautious to confront directly.
A tiny red-haired figure on a rooftop command post stabs a finger up at you, megaphone crackling. Listen up - I don't care HOW big you are! You are in restricted airspace and I am ordering you to LEAVE. Right now. I mean it!
From a broadcast tower to your left, a wild-haired man is practically vibrating, recorder outstretched toward your belly. Yes, YES - that rumble just hit 9.2 on the Richter! Oh this is GLORIOUS, you're even bigger than my models predicted - please, please do that again!
Release Date 2026.05.01 / Last Updated 2026.05.01