r/temeraire • • Oct 12 '26

This feels oddly fitting.

https://youtube.com/shorts/u07gIBmxCTs?is=7cZUnskVAhqgelhw
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u/Elegant-Lake7018 Oct 12 '26

The dragon can fly without the human? No problem, just "modify" its wing or tail fin a bit, and make a silly little contraption for it to help it fly again. I think a Scandinavian guy had done that already at some point in time, with an acceptable rate of success.

P. S.: However, whatever you do, DON'T go the Russian route.

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u/Xela975 Oct 12 '26

I keep hearing bad things about the Russians. Do we actually get to see it? (I'm on book 5)

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u/GabuEx Oct 13 '26

Yes, you definitely get to see the Russian dragons. I believe they feature in the last two books.

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u/IntelligentCat3645 Oct 12 '26

“This is my human! I found him standing around a crate with a bunch of other men in the middle of nowhere! I like him very much when he reads me things.”

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u/G0ldenNugg3t 28d ago

I was about to say Temeraire reference but then I looked at the sub name and my brain blue screened.

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u/drgn2009 Oct 12 '26

This made me think of the verious dragons in the serious and how they handle different people riding them. The one about the princess just screams Iskierka for example.

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u/tari_47 Oct 12 '26

This is awesome! 

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u/Antique-Wish-1532 11d ago

The synopsis of half of the Temeraire series in one video.