The Unfortunate Encounter part-1
This is just a story that I decided to write. It might have a GryphonWings feel but that's because I read one of his stories before I decided to do this. The characters are a white, red-eyed, battle scarred dragon named Vissur (vis-jur). The human in this is a female named Sebrena. The other dragon, Vissur's son, is blue, with black tiger-stripes. Also, his eyes are purple. The setting is, well you'll just have to read and imagine it, I'm gonna try my best at description here. Also I am going to mention their thoughts. Enjoy! Oh and you may leave a comment suggesting a story request. Oh and the blue dragon's name is Revone (Rhev-own). (4)
"Don't forget to bring dinner back Sebrena!" yelled Sebrena's mom. " I know mom, I'll get it don't worry." Sebrena sighed. Sebrena's mom worried way too much. Sebrena was the best hunter in her family for crying out loud. Sebrena shook her head and walked over to her stallion. "Well at least you can't talk, it'd be scary if there was a single animal who could talk. English that is." Sebrena got a grip on the saddle and pulled her self up. Sebrena grabbed the string which allowed Sebrena to command the horse. "Ya!" the horse reared up at command and sprinted into the wilderness.
It was quite a forest to see. The brown, crispy leaves that signaled it was the fall season. The tall dry trees. And of course, the most exciting of all, the life. Sebrena didn't see many creatures around but she saw enough to know that her day was gonna be nice. Sebrena halted the stallion, just as she noticed a blue reptile-like animal laying on its side. Sebrena climbed down from the muscular horse. Sebrena pulled out her sword which made a grinding sound. As she took slow, steady steps towards the mysterious beast, it began to gradually breath faster and faster. It's belly rose and dropped at a pace that might mean it's scared. "Well, that doesn't suprise me. Almost everything has to be scared of something. Only one person is fearless, and that's me, Sebrena." Sebrena smirked. She took one step closer, now only a foot away from the spikes jutting out of it's back. Sebrena by far had underestimated it size, it was only showing half of it's body, the rest in a mossy ditch. "This beast could last a few hundred meals." Sebrena began to raise her sword.
All of a sudden the sword was pulled out of her grip. "Is killing my son very necessary, human?" the voice was rather stern. Sebrena slowly turned to face the challenger. Sebrena went from kick-ass mode to cower-mode. It was a large dragon, white body and reds tips. Sebrena snapped out of her thoughts just as the dragon moved closer. "Is it!" the dragon was now nose to nose with Sebrena.
"Well, uh, wel, um, yes. My family must eat." Sebrena felt evil saying such words.
"Oh, so it's okay if my son an I eat you relatives, since we got to eat, right?" the dragon moved back. "Go ahead I dare you to decapitate my child. Or you can leave your sword and that horse and go home." the dragon stared at the horse and licked his lips. "Looks like some good food.".
"Alright, I'll go but can i please keep my horse? It means a lot to me." Sebrena shifted her position to get a better look at both dragons. The blue one began to move.
"Well, if you can find me and my son here something else to eat, then sure. If you dont come back in 5 minutes, I wouldn't expect to see your horse again." the dragon walked over the the other dragon and greeted him.
Sebrena thought that she might as well not waste time, so she stood up and began to search for something that the beasts could eat. In just a few seconds she spotted a bear. "That's gonna be tough without my sword." Sebrena reached for her bow and arrows. Holding the bow in her right hand she place the arrow in position and pulled back. "Right in between the eyes." Sebrena aimed for the bears forehead as it turned her way and reached for a berry bush. Sebrena took a silent step forward stepping on a branch. It snapped. The bear looked up, probably aware of the presence of a hunter. These woods get hunted in a lot. Which is probably why life in here is scarce. The bear began to charge at her. "That's new, I thought they ran." Sebrena couldn't understand how the hunter in the situation became the prey. Sebrena began to run, expertly jumping over roots and branches. The bear was running quickly, Sebrena could faintly hear it's breathing. Sebrena knew she couldn't out run no bear, so she had one last option. Sebrena, with the bow and arrow still at hand, turned her torso in the direction of the predator and pulled back her arrow. The running almost kept her attention ahead of her but she knew she had to focus on the bear. She tried to aim in between the bears eyes, struggling to keep aim with all the jumping. When her shot was clear she let it go. Bingo! She hit it right in between the eyes. The bear slowed down and shook it's head. It wasn't dying! Sebrena took the chance and repeated it, knocking the other arrow out of the bears skull. The bear still stood. She unloaded a third arrow, this one at least bringing the bear to the ground.
"That will do, you barely made it. And before I let you go, know that if I ever catch you around her again, you will regret it." the white dragon snuffed and turned away.
"Let's go father!" the blue dragon seemed urgent.
"Right." the white dragon bit the bears leg and dragged it away.
Sebrena looked around for her horse. It was standing near the ditch where the blue dragon had layed. Sebrena grabbed her sword and place it back in it's scabbard. "Wow, I can't believe what just happened." Sebrena stared at the ground and shook her head. When she felt she could get on the horse and ride home she grabbed the saddle and got on. The horse didn't wait for command, it didn't even begin going the right way. This horse has gone mad, it's gonna get me hurt by those dragons. She had remembered what the father dragon said about coming back, and now she was riding even deeper into the woods.
A blue figure jumped out in front of Sebrena, scaring her horse. "Hey! What did my father tell you?" the blue dragon rotated to face her.
"Not to come back here, but my hors-" Sebrena didn't finish, interrupted.
"Your horse has nothing to do with it, get off of it now!" the blue dragon stepped towards her and shoved her off. "Now you're going to pay the price." the blue dragon chuckled mischeviously.