forum To Gay or Not to Gay; That is the Question (one on one//closed)

Started July 21, 2018 by @_sleeby_rat_

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Lagi tittered again and nuzzled Sobex, his long tail wagging from side to side and nearly knocking over a chair

Sobex directed his attention to the chair and started yapping at it, thumping his tail, trying to seem intimidating. He thought it had moved on it’s own.

Lagi cooed and tilted his head in a confused manner at Sobex. He nudged the smaller dragon with his snout, trying to ask what was wrong

Sobex turned to look at Lagi and explained the supernatural problem with many yaps and tail thumps. Afterwards he turned back to the chair and yapped at it some more.

Lagi narrowed his eyes at the chair. Cautiously, he circled one paw in the air towards it, his tail thumping a tad as well

The chair moved when Lagi thumped his tail, which sent Sobex haywire. He flung his small body at the chair with many yaps and thumps.

Lagi had quickly realized the thumping of their tails was moving the chair, but he yelped when Sobex flung himself at the chair. He scrambled over to Sobex, yapping that it was okay and trying to keep the chair from falling

Sobex snapped loudly and chewed on one of the legs, thumping his tail on the ground loudly.

Lagi huffed and nudged Sobex away, using his much greater weight to his advantage. He yapped and snapped, explaining why the chair had moved

Sobex scrambled around Lagi to under the table, laid down and continued chewing on the chair’s legs. He just seemed to want to chew on something.

Lagi gave an exasperated sigh before flopping down next to him. He gently nudged Sobex's cheek, trying to get him to stop chewing on the chair

Sobex gave a muffled yap when Lagi nudged him and didn’t stop. He’d thump his tail occasionally but otherwise, just chewed.

Lagi glowered at Sobex and licked Sobex's face now. He whined for him to stop, not wanting them to get in trouble

Sobex shook his head angrily, which made the chair tumble away onto the ground. Nothing broke, but it was loud.

At that, Lagi snapped and thumped his tail, doing his best to try and save the chair. It still fell loudly, and he scrambled to try and pick it up

Sobex yapped happily and scrambled onto the chair, chewing on it more. He thumped his tail, which almost hit Lagi.

Lagi yelped and huffed before reaching up and grabbing Sobex with his long tail. He pried the smaller pup off of the chair and set him on the floor

Sobex yapped unhappily and whined, straining to get out of Lagi’s tail. Once he was, he scrambled over to another chair.

Lagi barked at him, but before he could run over to Sobex a very annoyed-looking Baal padded in. He had increased his size so that he was maybe twice as big as Ruby, and he didn't look happy

Sobex whined, frightened and hoped up onto the chair he was about to assault. He wiggled into the cushion and shivered atop it.

Baal looked between the two and gruffed lowly to ask what was going on. Lagi explained what happened, which just made Baal look annoyed at Sobex

Sobex yapped fearfully into his little nubs and didn’t look up at Baal. He sat there and shook instead.

Baal sighed and padded over to Sobex before sitting down in front of him. He lowered his head to Sobex's level before giving a few gruffs, explaining why Sobex should calm down to avoid waking the others

Sobex gave a tiny shake and burrowed deeper into the pillow. He wasn’t this afraid when he saw Baal as his full size, so it was quite puzzling why he was afraid now.

Baal gave a huff and turned to Lagi, giving a few growls to ask what was wrong. Lagi just shrugged, his tail patting the floor

Sobex whined fearfully again, rising his eyes from his paws. They were genuinely afraid and round.

Baal huffed and nosed at Sobex's snoot. He cooed softly, trying to comfort the fearful pup

Sobex hid his snoot again, shaking head to toe again. He shuffled away, whining in fear.

Baal whined and rested his chin on the chair, looking up at Sobex with sad, puppy dog eyes

Sobex whined loudly and thudded his tail quickly. To Sobex, this was a sign of distress.