>>19309322["Say, aren't you worried about this dragon float? It cost a fortune, and I think it's too big."] One of the many workers voices his concern as a team of them try to guide a truly massive paper dragon float, suspended high in the air, through the streets of Chinatown.
["The Empress is going to be impressed by this thing, and people will really love it, if you know what I mean."] Another, more optimistic worker counters.
["I think so, yes."] While not convinced, the first worker is willing to let the matter drop.
Together, the team is carefully guiding the dragon down the street, though as the slight wind catches its paper body, and their walking sends ripples through the supports, the dragon undulates and moves rhythmically in the air. This is, in fact, intended: it was given a segmented body with many joints and designed to react to motions by slithering through the sky as though it was alive.
It certainly looks very impressive as SHEE6 gets a good look at it.
