Dragon Descriptive Writing

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The Dragon Prince
In a strange night, I rushed my way through maze of shops, so that I could avoid people attention around me and suddenly a woman seize my arm and pulled me closer to her.
“I sell many fruits and at the good price, I could give you a discount since you are one handsome young man” the old woman smiled generously and waved her hand at me from a stand of red apple. The truth is, my stomach is like want to ask the red apple from the old woman, if only I had more money, I can buy the red apple for eating. But needed to repair my sword with this money.
“I’ll buy some if I have more money” I said and say good bye to her. The old woman smiled and went to grab another customer, suddenly I forget to go to blacksmith, so I rushed my
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Their names are Alfonso and Alexander. Alfonso had purple hair and purple eyes, tall and had a short hair, he looks like his mother and Alexander had blonde hair and brown eyes, Alexander more looks like his father Edward. Alfonso behavior was unpatient and always take a risk, but his brother Alexander was brave and loyal person. This makes them have total different behavior even their face is nearly the …show more content…
Alfonso hated the dragons because dragons was the one responsible for the destruction of his father kingdom. But, on the contrary, Alexander loved and befriended with dragons because he knew that all dragons were not evil. After the king death because of sickness and his old age. Alfonso always tried to keep his brother from the dragons and Alfonso realized the only way to separate them was to slayed the dragons, and after that Alfonso made an army of millions to kill the dragons. After Alexander knew that Alfonso kill the dragons, Alexander was broken hearted and gone to berserk, so he left Alfonso and build his own kingdoms. Alfonso kingdoms objective were always to eliminate and kill the dragons, these people were called dragon-slayer, Mean while, Alexander kingdoms Esterbell always hangout and befriended with dragon, these people were called dragon-tamer/dragon-rider. And now, both of the kingdoms is now on the search for the strongest weapon in this whole world and that is your dragon. Your dragon real name is Alduin, he got epithet byGod of

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