Tora wa Ryuu o Mada Tabenai. - Vol. 5 Ch. 37 - Slash-and-Burn Agriculture

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The different dragons are such a unique take on this. Fire dragons as hive swarms with their flame breathes similar to stingers on bees. There probably is a queen of some sort which might've been the one talking. Earth dragons being more parasitic fungi and their deaths is how they spread "spores" out. Water dragons being sexually dimorphic where the females are the larger and stronger half. Pretty cool fictitious biology
 
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I think fire dragons were just a bad match for the earth dragon. It would be a tank to anything else but it's just kindling in this fight.
 

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The different dragons are such a unique take on this. Fire dragons as hive swarms with their flame breathes similar to stingers on bees. There probably is a queen of some sort which might've been the one talking. Earth dragons being more parasitic fungi and their deaths is how they spread "spores" out. Water dragons being sexually dimorphic where the females are the larger and stronger half. Pretty cool fictitious biology
Yeah, this is the most creative take on dragons I've ever seen.
 
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The different dragons are such a unique take on this. Fire dragons as hive swarms with their flame breathes similar to stingers on bees. There probably is a queen of some sort which might've been the one talking. Earth dragons being more parasitic fungi and their deaths is how they spread "spores" out. Water dragons being sexually dimorphic where the females are the larger and stronger half. Pretty cool fictitious biology
Be interesting to see how wind dragons are depicted.
 
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I didn't understand that ending.
Why do two earth dragons appear? One fell on the ground, and the other flew along with the smoke.
 
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Earth dragon being a parasite makes a ton of sense. What doesn’t make sense is fire dragons being like bees. I wonder how wind dragons will be portrayed
 
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RIP Minerva. You will be missed

Also, TOMBOY FIRE DRAGON IS HERE LETS GOO
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It's almost as if life is like a parasite that only exists to consume to perpetuate itself no matter the cost only being kept contained and balanced by the rules of natural selection, but, what happens if you go beyond the bounds of simple natural selection?
 
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The different dragons are such a unique take on this. Fire dragons as hive swarms with their flame breathes similar to stingers on bees. There probably is a queen of some sort which might've been the one talking. Earth dragons being more parasitic fungi and their deaths is how they spread "spores" out. Water dragons being sexually dimorphic where the females are the larger and stronger half. Pretty cool fictitious biology
The different dragons are such a unique take on this. Fire dragons as hive swarms with their flame breathes similar to stingers on bees. There probably is a queen of some sort which might've been the one talking. Earth dragons being more parasitic fungi and their deaths is how they spread "spores" out. Water dragons being sexually dimorphic where the females are the larger and stronger half. Pretty cool fictitious biology


There is a queen but it’s not her
 

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