Write A Brief Summary Of Star Wars: Fact Or Fiction?

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The sun wasn't even quite up, yet the flames made the area almost bright as day, raging flames that lapped away at the bases of the large concrete structures built long before the war and dotted the wasteland for some distance, flames that stood as a testament to the cruelty and savageness of the attack as well as the power of the attacking gang. These flames had dwindled over time but many of the constructions of the trader camp still burned brightly and energetically. At first glance it was almost like the area had been hit with a flamethrower or fire spell. Yet, these flames were not created by any weapon made by the hands of man - the attack had come swiftly and with no warning, only the silent gust of air a signal before the trader camp …show more content…
The Dragon's pointy ears perked when he heard the sounds, his wings twitching and tail rising as an irritated growl rose from his throat - he had posted a single young woman outside to prevent any of her fellow raiders from interrupting their master while he fed, and the sounds of the scuffle came from where he had stationed her. The Dragon only rose when he heard her voice rising in a cry of alarm that was swiftly quieted, emitting a growl that made one of the nearby animals defecate in terror and narrowing his golden eyes as he stood to his height, well over two full meters tall while standing with his back straightened. The Dragon lowered and violently ripped free one final handful of meat from one of the beasts limbs greedily tearing into it as he turned and stalked towards the hole, his talons wrapping around the metal wall as he pulled himself from the hole, the smoke and flame around him illuminating his form for the very unlucky intruder as he turned his head slowly in her direction, lips pulling back to reveal a mouthful of sharp bloody

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