The Dragon Monologue

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“You can do anything you put your mind to” Why does she keep coming back to me when I let her go.I couldn't think of a reason,so I Let it out.I let a tear show.I promised myself that I would try not to but for some reason I break all the promises I make.It amazed me that I was still moving.We rushed over and realized,the house was almost gone on this side, the house had a line from where the dragon crashed.I was scared for my life.I wondered why it was such a big hole when it seemed so small.I was I walked through the door even though a gaping hole was in the side of the house. I remember the day we painted it,it was such a long process but we had paint wars and good times.But,not anymore.We followed it inside a winding figure the length of …show more content…

My name is Osarc and that other dragons name is malingo.I live in the high mountains but a few miles away.He got up and slithered through the hole in the “What now humans’’. People have been take.This is personal. Why would I care. Because your enemy is our’s

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