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It was a warm morning in the Typhoon, but not quite a normal one. Should anyone be near the shore where visitors regularly appeared, they would smell something sweet drifting across the beach. Furthermore, should they investigate it, they might find a colorful - but primarily indigo - dragon shaking salty water from her body, and cursing quietly at the lapping waves. A sight to behold, really.

Her indigo scales were accented by several colors. A pair of small, pink, and glossy wings were folded to her sides. A long, candy-cane striped tail was twitching from side to side behind her. Her body was dotted and speckled with shiny, colorful lumps. On top of it all, she smelled like candy. Very strongly of candy. Was that an underlying hint of peppermint?

The sugary reptile turned away from the water, showing yet another odd detail about herself: her belly. It was... dripping? No, not dripping water. It looked almost like jelly. What a weirdo.

She strode up the slope, pausing to look up at the large gate that now stood before her. This was supposedly the place with the pirates. Parting her jaws, she called out, "Hey, anybody out there? I feel pretty lost right now."

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She couldn't say she was expecting a response to her call so quickly, much less from more than one local. When the first made himself known immediately after her inquiry, his gasp was met with one of her own. Gamelia's head whipped around to face the draconic canine, and she paused to take in his appearance. She took a deep breath to let her startled heart settle.

With a smile, seemingly unfazed by the abnormal question, the sugary reptile didn't have enough time to reply before an awkward stammering feline quickly spoke instead. Joking? He had seemed particularly earnest to her. Gamelia chuckled and gestured at the hellhound. "It's quite alright. Come over here, canine. You may try some if you'd like. It doesn't bother me at all." Then, weirder still, she looked down and popped one of the colorful dots off of her arm. A red one, specifically. "It's sugar, and it pops up all over. It'll disappear quickly once I take them off, though, so eat quickly. I would appreciate if you refrain from licking me, however."

Her gaze then swiveled back to the dark bobcat. "So this is the Typhoon, then?" she said, almost to herself. "That's good, I was searching for this place. Heard it was quite nice here! I haven't had much company in a while." She offered another smile. "My name's Gamelia. Gamelia Baker. Pleased to make your acquaintance."

The dragon trailed off as the white cat, the third newcomer, strode over. Goodness, her fur looked quite soft. "Well howdy to you too, Diya," she replied with a laugh. "The name's Gamelia Baker. I was hoping to become a resident of this place."

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Gamelia watched with quiet interest as the hellhound seemed to have no hesitation in accepting the candy and popping it in his mouth. (Most were a little hesitant to try it, and she didn't blame them). In the short time he sucked on it, he seemed content, but the bewildered look that spread across his face made her laugh. Every time- it was priceless.

Wiping at her eyes, she said, "You'll need to be faster next time. Take as many as you'd like." She would never run out, sometimes to her annoyance. They could appear in rather inconvenient places. She was constantly pulling them off of her hands and feet, like an incessant pebble in the shoe.

The dragon looked back to Diya as she spoke. "Not allowed?" she echoed. What an odd thing. Another head turn returned her gaze to the dog - Raiden, as she was informed - as he spoke out again, this time seeming to trip on his words. Still caught up on the sugar? "Well, nice to meet you, Raiden," she returned. "Thank you very much!"