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She had no idea how she wound up where she was. She wandered away from one area lost in thought, only to reappear in another. This place seemed to have it all too. But she was glad it wasn't a big city. She'd had enough of skyscrapers for awhile. More area, more problems. Seemed to make sense to her at least.

Stopping to gaze up towards a roller coaster along the way, she heard the laughter of children nearby, of course, grabbing their cotton candy and ice cream. Sitting down on a bench, she stuffed her hands in her pockets and rested back, her eyes turning to gaze out over the water.

After what she had been told, she wasn't sure what to think anymore. Especially with everything else going on in her life. Least there, she could think.

The tapping seemed to break her out of her daydreaming. It was like the one noise that didn't fit in with all the rest. She turned to try to find out where it was coming from.

How would anyone know she was here of all places. One, she felt she was being overly paranoid. And two, who did she know would even fit in a storm drain. She began to chant quietly, deciding to just flood the storm drain if anything else continued to happen, crossing her arms almost as if daring whoever or whatever it was to proceed.

Almost like having a gun with a string on the opposite side of a door. Who really wants to be the one to pull it open? She hated uneasy feelings, that was all she knew.

She sighed as soon as the taping quickened. Hoping she wasn't going to have to get messy or involved in something long and drawn out. Seeing the two spiders coming out and looking up towards her, she shivered. She still hadn't ever really begun to like Spiders. Even with the whole earlier incidents.

"Alright, someone want to explain to me how in the hell you knew I was here? Spiders have a network now? And why are there two...or three of you now?"

She looked towards the drain, hoping that was all there was, but spiders had how many babies usually. Her face seemed to form a grimace, but she reached up to remove and pocket her shades.

"Sometimes, I swear, I feel like Alice in Wonderland nine times out of ten."

She stood up and walked over to kneel down beside the spiders as George told her what happened. "Weird, and you're not afraid to touch each other and wind up both dead because of Paradox? I would be and I have been. Guess it was one of those things that has been disproved."

"Where I want what exactly, George?" She probably looked like a fruitcake talking to spiders, but hey, stranger things had happened. Least it was far away from the crowds. "You need help with something?"

She arched an eyebrow at their bickering and arguing, even moreso at hearing what it was. An egg of what? She had one of those feelings again. "Fine, I'll help you take it out, but you need to tell me where you got it and what it is."

She gently reached into the storm drain, being careful of the two george's as well as Randy.

"Why is it always the need to help that winds up getting me into trouble usually? And please, don't call me mom. It's..weird." She smiled, hoping this wasn't going to be something weird yet again.

She pulled the egg out slowly, knowing whatever it was that rested inside was more than likely just as fragile as the egg itself. The snake almost making her drop it before she caught it with her other hand before it impacted on the cement, to which she let out a frustrated sigh.

"Ok. No offense, George. But next time there's a snake, warn me, alright?" She looked down towards the snake with a slight apoligetic look. "No offense to you, but I'm sure you know some people are kinda skidish around snakes. As I'm sure you're probably skidish around humans."

She held the egg up closer to inspect it, of course, normally anything associated with the color black in her book would be considered evil. Although she wore enough black to blow that theory right out of the water. She sat down there on the curb, wondering what caused the crystals.

"Ok, this is very important guys. I need to know where you got this and if anything was around when you took it? And why did you take it anyways?"

She rolled her eyes as soon as she heard two words she didn't really want to hear. Black dragon. She sighed, cradling the egg in her arm, they sure as heck couldn't carry it around, standing she brushed herself off.

"Bad men? And you just so happened to say "Let's give it to maggy" because of why? You ever think this might be this Neltharion's kid?"

She paced abit, looking down as she ran a hand through her hair. The first egg hadn't gotten her into trouble, this one, was looking to have trouble written all over it. "And don't ever assume something or someone doesn't exist just because no one has seen them.

"Ok, first things first, I'll take the egg for now. But if anyone comes for it..I'm not too sure what will happen. Don't really want to know what might happen. Thanks alot, George." She glared down at both of them and then the snake. "And accomplices. I need a place to stay and a place to keep this warm. I don't know what it's duration will be, how long it will take before it hatches. But I am going to give whoever or whatever this is, a chance."

To whichm caused another sigh to escape. What other choice was there. Who was she to condemn whoever or whatever it was, merely because it seemed it had been either watched carefully or stolen to begin with. "Any suggestions on a place then?" She figured if it turned out bad, she'd have to be the one to take care of the problem. And with the way things could turn out, she wouldn't be afford to be hesitant either if it went really bad quickly. She removed her jacket and draped it over the egg, hiding it from sight as well as keeping it warm.