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Right this is totally spontanious but I need proof readers right now this is a prologue to a new possible series er mild language a few inuendo's I'd rate it a 12 if that but if its not legal yadda yadda piss off.

I say sorry now for Grammar and spelling if its bad this was spontanious and I do have dyslexia so cope with me this is why it's proof read.

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If you've ever taken note of what goes on in the world, Newspapers tend to twist the truth, and much like this Time also tends to twist it. Now I'm not saying that what you've been taught about mythological creatures is far from the truth, but with time thngs become exaggerated, a good example of which if you've heard of the game 'Chinesse whispers' basically you whisper something and it gets passed on but it doesn't always come back the same. This is true with Dragons. Now in my time much about the time the Viking's invaded Normandy they also found Dragons. Yes they were real however they were a well kept secret, much like possible contact with existing beings outside our universe, it's a myth or is it. There's no real way to find out but anyway I'm off track. Yes the Vikings were spreading themselves through Normandy and many went up into the mountain reache's Vikings are very stubborn and if they decide to live there well there's no way to stop them it's like spitting into a tornado it comes back to hit you.

Now up in these mountains it's harder to live but one creature thrived namely being able to melt the snow to get plants or small mammals the Dragons range in size much like a cat to the size of a horse, Each fitted a purpose many very well, now Dragons ONLY survive in the cold harsh environments, it's the only way they keep the flame inside them consuming them. The moment any dragon steps down below 1000 feet and it burns up literally. So up here they are plenty and their work helps in a lot of places.

A 'Dragon snout Root' for example is aptly named because without a dragon to sniff it out, it's impossible to find. It is worth it's weight in Diamond. 'The Diamond dragon' came in here as the Brownish black dragon when it breathed on coal would turn it into diamond, the coal had to be big though as there was a lot of shrinking. There was a multitude of both worker dragons, which generally consisted of the larger dragons, with a few exceptions. Then there was the 'Pet dragons' These where usually dog to cat sized some did even have fur, or feather, but of course usually it was scale hide. This was also valuable as armor.

So you get it there was a lot of dragons. But they weren't big nasty horrible beasts that singed sillouettes of knights in shining armour against the wall but rather working or affectionate pets to the Vikings. Now I've told you about the dragon's I guess I should introduce myself. I am David, I sometimes go as Dave. But in the end I don't really care as long as I know your talking to me you can call me that white tuft of tiger over there for all I care. But this is my story working and owning dragons.

Oh I meant to mention I said 'Affectionate' earlier, well I meant that quiet literally, Dragons always work the best as long as they get something back in return, that is usually stimulation in some way, many naturally get a machine or set up for their dragons, but when your poor and just about coping with your bills, buying a dragons is a hell of a bold move, buying a farm, some would call it down right dumbshit crazy, I think it's fucking awesome.