My tiredness was forgotten the moment I stepped into the chandelier dragon enclosure. Considering Lumine was about to lay eggs, she wasn’t accessible to the public but we got to see her still. A perk of the exchange program and I couldn’t wait to tell everyone back home about it.
A pungent smell hit my nose and I almost gagged in surprise.
“Potent, huh?” The glee in Brianna’s voice suggested she hadn’t warned us on purpose.
“Why is it so bitter?” Darren exclaimed.
“Chandelier dragons tend to defecate a lot in preparation for laying eggs. They use it to mark their territory and keep potential predators at bay. A lot of bioluminescent dragons do.” Brianna closed the door firmly behind us. “We can’t go too close, we don’t want to disturb her. When they’re gestating, they like to isolate a
