Mother walked me out the door, and I went back to the tall glass building. Is this some kind of joke? Is this why you didn't want me to be dragon keeper?" But you have to promise me that you will at least try." They just think that the dragons want to kill the town, but if you and your four friends take these stones, and the one from the secret waterfall, dragons will forever live. The dragons are here to kill those animals, but the government doesn't think that. If we don't have dragons, then wild animals will forever haunt us, and kill our town. You also need your help from your friends, from the four kingdoms, to get the other stones back, so dragons won't go extinct. You have to promise me to get that stone before Blake does. If you do they will use those stones to make all dragons go extinct forever. If you find it, don't give it to the government. The government only needs the water stone, which that golden dragon Blake mentioned protects. Someone found out about these stones for each type of dragon. Anyway, they made these kingdoms so they would protect us from the dragons, but it didn't stop those creatures. Not five, even though that's what everyone thinks. They made our world with the four kingdoms. There is a stone for each type of dragon. I gave it to them, not knowing what would happen. This dragon was glowing blue, and I followed it. "There is a hidden waterfall someone in the dragon world. "Oh, just something about a golden dragon." I replied like it was nothing. "No, I love it, I just came to talk to Rosalind about something that happened." Did you not like it? It's only been three weeks." I walked down the glass steps and walked to the castle. It's just a glass building, but unbreakable. This is the building where you enter the dragon world. I opened the portal, into the glass building.
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"Yes." Blake said, then we walked away, using a special code to open the portal. "Watch out for the golden dragon, and other different dragons." He explained the rules of being a Dragon Keeper, and it was stupid. "Are you the fifth Dragon Keeper?" I blurted out interrupting him speaking about some crap I wasn't listening to. "What are we supposed to ask about now?" Blake asked. "This Blake guy seems weird." I whispered to Savannah. "That's me, but how do you know my name?" You're Peter." He said looking at him in the eyes. It was so amazing.Ī person came up to us. All four of us, Peter, Edith, Savannah, and I. Lastly the earth dragons live in the forest. Rock dragons live at the bottom of the mountain and volcano where there are the most rocks. The wind dragons just live anywhere, where there is heavy, strong wind. The fire dragon came close, but then both dragons seemed to give up. The fire dragon blew fire out of his mouth against the ice. The ice dragon had ice coming out of it's mouth against a fire dragon. It was a pebble-grey color, with snow and ice on top. There was a huge mountain beside the volcano. I saw a whole herd of them drop into the volcano as if the lava didn't burn them. That's where the fire and lava dragons lived. I've never seen anything so cool in my life. It just grew up as fast as the lightning hit the tree. After the tree burned to the ground, it grew back up as quick as a. The tree blew up in flames, but then it came back, as if nothing happened.
There were huge dens where the dragons live. Lightning struck the tree every so often and that is where the electric dragons lived. I screamed loudly as the dragon splashed.Īcross the river, was another forest. A dragon then swooped down and made a huge splash, and got us socked with water.
The little waves made tiny ripples in the water. It looked very small from where we were standing, but when we walked down there, it was as big as a swimming pool all combined. There is a small river down below the cliff where we set up camp. All of the dragons have a different habitat in this world of dragons. The trees were tall, with the Dragons it was so beautiful. We were looking around at all of the Dragons and their habitats.
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