The southern shopping district was very busy, with customers crowding everywhere, drawn to selected shops, for specific products. The crowd was a cross-section of the entire local society, there were dragons, elves, dwarves, halflings, orcs all around, and occasionally a vampire could be seen passing somewhere to the side.
-Did you find him?- Burked Pirce looking at Felic, who pushed his way through the squeeze in front of the new shop located at the gate leading to the district.
-You know, it's rather hard to look for him in such a crowd,- muttered the other dragon and rubbed his sleepy eyes.-Remember how he once disappeared for us on the Royal Tract? Or in the northern shopping district. Again...
-Now, now, that's enough.- Said Pirce discouraged by the vision of a long lecture recalling all the failed attempts to catch Draco.-I know what you want to say, but he has to show up today.-He repeated once again with all the confidence he could muster.-That dirty elf is leaving today and that lover won't be able to let her go without saying goodbye.-He growled nervously.
-Wrong.- Felice leaned against the wall next to him and lazily combed his hair.-She already left, about an hour ago. As I was walking towards you I bumped into Collin, he saw her leaving with her mother.-He yawned mightily and rubbed his eyes.-You're late.-He muttered looking around.
-Not possible.- Pirce was furious. This was going to be the perfect opportunity to repay him for this humiliation. Impossible for him to outwit me again. He slammed his clenched hand against the wall and mumbled the curse words crammed on his lips.- He must be here somewhere.- He growled looking around with rage written on his face.
-Can't you just get over the fact that he didn't do what you predicted?- The dragon sighed heavily and looked at his friend from under his squinted eyelids.-What a nuisance...- He said crossly.-Don't act like a little child. Besides, I don't know why you're so obsessed with it.
-You won't understand.-Barched Pirce turning his back to him. He can't understand, even if
