Hmmmm....
Its time to pull an Ace.
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Several weeks later....
Saphira had laid the eggs, and kept them warm, and gave tales to the young minds in the eggs, crooning to them about Eragon Shadeslayer and Satchiel of Water, and Rane of Fire.
The time of hatching was near.
These eggs are not meant to be dragon rider eggs, but wild ones, but taught not to destroy humans, but only to defend themselves and their home. But, if need be, to go to war against Galbatorix.
When the time of hatching was near, there was said that ever heart of hearts of dragons shone with a brilliance. The dragons who were trapped and served Galbatorix against their will, suddenly revolted in one mighty surge.
Galbatorix was ill for a day, because of this.
But, Captain Jard was close to the top. After weeks of trying, they finally did it. They reached the top, and the door was made of all that the tower is; sapphire, gold, silver, any other type of precious gem.
They opened it, wary that it might be some sort of... trap.
Instead, they found three coffins, made of the door.
They rushe forth, and looked inside. Inside the first was a beautiful woman, with elven ears, fiery hair, slender eyebrows, and her face splattered with freckles. The next was another elven man, with an angled face, set in a serious fashion. He had hair of blond-brown, and it was grown to the shoulders.
The last held another elven face, though every one knew for who it was.
Eragon Shadeslayer.
They tried opening the coffins, but they couldn't
So they tried something else.
The magicians cast a spell, all together, to open it.
It worked.
They opened the rest, and they just sat down on the ground exhausted.
Captain Jard looked tormented.
"WE CAME ALL THIS WAY, FOR THREE CORPSES? WHOSE IDEA WAS THIS ANYWAY? I'LL HAVE HIM STRUNG UP! HANGED!"
None of them bothered to mention that it was his idea.
But behind their backs, the corpses took a breathe.
They weren't as dead as believed to be.
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