The Dragon Story
Once upon a time, there was a cold hearted, backstabbing dragon that was so mean and ugly. He loved to travel to the human world and snatch little kids out of their beds while they were sleeping, and he would drop them down his green tortoise throat. Now back in those days all the kids would sit in his stomach and cry, "Let us out, Let us out." Of course he would not let them out, but sometimes a brave little soul would travel the long journey till he plopped out the other end.
Now there was a little girl named Susie who had heard about this evil dragon, and wanted to see for herself that he was real. So one night she crawled under her sister's bed waiting for the dragon to pick her up. The dragon came slowly and silently through the city, getting ready to pick up his midnight snack. When Susie saw her she was amazed at how ugly he was, his mouth was dripping with drool ready to pick a kid. He then picked up Susie's sister with Susie hanging on to her back. Right before she was going to be dropped in the pot of doom, she jumped swiftly on to the dragons head. She felt the slimy texture of the dragon’s skin on her cold bare toes, she waited until the dragon was ready to go, and then she clenched his smelly ear as tight as she could so that she wouldn't go flying off his head. Then she experienced something no one else had ever experienced before, she was flying! She felt the cold winter breeze hitting her face as they flew over her city." There is my house," she called with her tiny sliver of a voice. She then looked behind her seeing how big the dragon actually was and how small she was. She looked up at the night sky and closed her eyes, drifting into a deep sleep.
Susie woke up to the sound of big feet stomping on a rock. As she peeked her eyes open, afraid of what she was going to see, she saw multiple dragons surrounding the dragon that she was standing on. The dragons were making strange sounds in dragon language, yelling at the dragon that seemed smaller than the rest. Susie looked down at the dragons eyes seeing floods of tears streaming down its face, it was crying. She didn't see why they were doing this, this dragon was huge to her, but small to them. Then she understood, the dragon was lonely. After what felt like hours, the little dragon scooted its way out of the circle moving back to its cave. Then she saw the most ugly thing she had ever seen: trash, rubbish, mud everywhere, and anything you could think of that was disgusting. She
smelled in the stench and she thought she was going to throw up. As they walked back to his cave Susie could feel the dragon moping around. She felt so bad for him, eating all the little children so his sorrows would go away. Then she called out as loud as she could in to the dragon’s ear,
"Mr. Dragon, I think I might know how to help you." As soon as the dragon heard this, his yellow eyes peered up at Susie having the sense of sorrow and anger all at once. As soon as his eyes hit hers they had a long stare until the dragon picked her up with his creepy long claws and was about to drop her in to his mouth, but he had missed his chance because Susie had fainted.
"I'm so sorry, I'm so sorry!" Was what Susie woke up to.
"Please don't die, I'm so sorry!" She looked up and saw the dragon looking over her, sobbing in big floods.
"I'm all right Mr. Dragon." Susie said. The dragon stopped sobbing and looked her straight in the eyes. She then saw that this dragon was not mean at all, all he needed was a friend. She looked deep in to him, seeing all the things that had made this happen. She saw the sorrow because his friend betrayed him. She saw that his mother and father had died. She saw everything that made him like this. Then a small idea popped in to her little head.
"How about I be your friend, and you spit out all the little kids and bring them back home!" The dragon questioned that for a moment, then he slowly nodded his head up and down.
"Yes!" Susie cried. She was so happy, not just for herself and all the little children, but also for the dragon. Susie was so proud of herself, flying away to a foreign land, becoming a dragon’s friend, and so much more.
As the dragon had just brought all the little children home, he also dropped Susie at her house and told her to visit soon. As she walked in to her house, she saw the dragon flying away in to the night sky, smiling a huge smile. As she walked back to her room her parents asked her where she was and what she was doing. All she said was,
"Things are only impossible if you stop to think about them."
Once upon a time (There are never ends only new beginnings)