The dialogues in this story are written differently than usual:
-When a character speaks it is indicated by their name in parentheses, a hyphen, and what they say in double quotation marks. In the middle of the dialogue, after closing quotation marks and before opening them again, actions made by the character may appear. Example:
(Mark)- "I'd like to have a glass of water." He sat back in the chair. "And make it cold, please."
-The internal monologues of a character are indicated in the same way but with single quotation marks. Example:
(Mark)- 'I'm thirsty, I should ask for a glass of water.'
-If the reader does not know the identity of the character who is speaking, question marks will appear instead of a name. If there is a conversation between several unknown characters, each will be represented with a different number of question marks. Example:
(?)- "We should hurry, the guards will come soon."
(??)- "I know, relax, I just have to find one more document."
(???)- "Can you guys keep quiet? They're going to hear us."
(?)- "Sorry."
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The legend of the dragon kings, scales bond
FantasyWars are looming over The Great Union, both against magical beasts and other humans. The capital has issued a call to all member nations and zones to recruit new soldiers for the army, and in the training arena a special selection is about to take p...
