>>5476311>>5476322>>5476334>>5476344>>5476342Unfortunately the vampiress knows nothing of these eggs. Upon being brought to the red serpent, however, it explains that while it has no memory of specific information, it is aware of the existence of other realms, places where the normal laws of reality hold little value. Sometimes, beings from these places are unable to adapt to the conditions of our world; we would similarly find their world exceptionally unpleasant. It suspects that these eggs, similar to a bird of fire of which a vague recollection exists, are the means by which these particular dragons reproduce. They are not normal creatures, like other dragons who live upon this world, but suspects that the children which hatch from the eggs would be able to adapt to the conditions of this realm. The serpent suspects that the nature of leaving behind two eggs means that they are a mating pair; male and female. It seems logical to the snake that if being born upon the plane fundamentally alters their biology, them adopting male and female roles so as to propagate their species would follow the same line of logic.
It is very curious that two such dragons should land in the same region, separated by a few hundred years... The snake knows not why, nor their true purpose for coming here. Perhaps they were sent, or came of their own volition. Perhaps there is some greater cosmic coincidence responsible for it all...
If the eggs you pushed into the water so many ages ago have not hatched, it is likely that the conditions of being submerged are acting as a means to subdue the eggs and keep them in a state of suspended animation. Perhaps, when the time is right and your people are ready, these eggs could be harnessed and their occupants captured and used for your purposes.
>What do you do with this information? 