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Huff the Last Dragon
by Richard J Kallao
Monday, September 16, 2013

Rated "PG" by the Author.

       
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Huff was his name and he was a Dragon,not your ordinary dragon mine you he was a shy dragon he would not blow fire to save his life but he would in fact admire those that did ,you see Huff did not know how to Puff he couldn't he only blew smoke and nothing more,the other dragons teased him said he should leave and when the king banned the dragons for fear of fire Huff left.As he flew away and left the people of the village cheer and waved goodbye to Huff led by the king himself Arognin but suddenly in the days that followed giants appeared and began to terror the village and they almost destroyed it off in the distance Huff had found a place to stay a mountaintop overlooking the land and he saw what happened the giants manhandled the dragons too but Huff would not return to help he was hurt too by the other dragons and would not help them,Then he had decided to go see what happened and he felt to ashamed for not helping.Suddenly he saw the dragons as they were going to eat some of the villages then he grew angry and felt something he never did before hatred for the giants he flew down and with one angry breath he never before Huff killed the giants but now he was the last remaining one the last dragon ,in the too years following Arognon knighted Huff but he never felt like one he missed his other dragons but Huff pledge to use his power of fire for right and justice and to help others and not hurt them.Huff was the last good remaining dragon and King Aregnon always called on Huff when he needed him.But Huff then to still felt uneasy that he use his fire to kill the giants but if he didn't more would had died and he knew revenge was never a good thing . But also that being different should not matter and being who you are matters the most and never worry about what others think of you. Huff became a legend and stories were told of Huff the last remaining dragon that once was afraid of being who he was but discover being who he was was more important then what others think of him . end.

 

 

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