"Well I think it is, i'm going to take some and we can take it to the market and ask a geologist." He broke a couple pieces off and set them aside. "Don't tell anyone about it, we could make money from this if it is precious."
She sighed, "Okay fine. As long as we can come here just to hang out too,"
"Of course." He slowed a little, "Why would you want to hang out with me?"
"Cos you're cool," Camille replied.
"You are too," he smiled and looked away.
"Aww, are you getting bashful?" She teased.
She leaned to pluck another crystal from the wall and toss it at him.
"Hey, stop your fire really quick." He smiled widely.
"Why?" She gave him a skeptical look.
"I want you to see something."
She killed the fire, then.
Slowly as there eyes adjust they faint glow of bioluminescent bacteria and moss began to brighten.
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"Oh," Camille gasped. "Oh, I didn't expect that,"
"Not many other dragons know about this," he explained "and I've only shown it to an old friend and a close friend."
"Yeah?" She replied, looking around with a dazzled expression.
"Yeah," he watched her expression, "it's pretty special."
Her mouth hung open for a while, til she noticed and clamped it shut with a sheepish smile. "This is.. really cool." She laughed, craning her neck to get a closer look at the bioluminescent rocks.
"Yeah." Edmund got close to one of the mosses and lightly touched it. The moss lit up for a second where he had touched it and the brightness spread out in what seemed like veins. The new brightness slowly faded. He turned to see Camille's face.
She blinked in awe. "Do– do that again!" She squealed.
He tapped the moss three times, and the veins of light radiated out with three pulses.
She covered her face, then peeked from between her talons to see it. "Does it feel weird?" She asked through a giggle.
"No, it feels like any regular moss."
Camille lifted a talon and touched the strange moss.