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Showing posts with label Dragon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dragon. Show all posts

Saturday, 8 December 2018

Dragon Bangle



He felt strangely calm; until the General had appeared back again. He was walking around and around the Dragon, as if looking for something - or sensing something was amiss. He could not see them wince when he walked briskly beside Brogan treading on his foot. He pressed a button that sat at his throat, which lit up instantaneously opening the anal hatch.

Brogan quickly slid his arm back out - his wrist felt tender - there was some metal that came with it, looped around his wrist.

The Dragon snorted with snot spurting gobs in the air; the two jumped back, seeing the General take his mount, to then fast disappear. They looked over the hills and plains once more as he flew far from them into the distance. Both felt relieved he was gone.

"Nice bangle" said Nervina, noting the golden glint on Brogan's reddened arm.

Brogan could not read Nervina's mind but he could tell from his face what he was thinking. He said, "I'm not sure it suits me you know - I'm a bit of a bloke.... here, go ahead, why don't you try it on."


-Gabriel Brunsdon, Puck in Hell, Azlander Series

Monday, 26 November 2018

The Dragon's Wings Heaved Powerfully



A well-known government official went flying fast past Brogan. He was quick to recognise this man from the news he had seen on TV when he was alive. Very hurriedly he caught hold of the tail of the dragon that he was riding on, and only just in time to trail him from behind.

Nervina managed to shadow the guy also, as the two had a fine cord attached to one another's belts, contrived so that they could stay together wherever the pursuit might take them.

The dragon's wings heaved powerfully, thrumming the non-air with a bass-like vibration, creating an updraft in the dusky spangled non-sky. The General was riding her hard and fast, in a frenzied rush, speeding through the scenery as if there were no tomorrow.

Brogan had been hoping to hook onto a societal figure for he was fast getting bored of the everyday dialogue that was chattered all around him. This could prove interesting at last.

-Gabriel Brunsdon, Puck in Hell, Azlander Series