GOD AMONG DEVILS ── hazbin hotel

Shattered Trust

I walked the streets of my kingdom of Dragorath, the air thick with the vibrant scents of the marketplaces where vendors called out in melodic harmony, their stalls bursting with shimmering wares and fresh, exotic fruits. The cobblestone streets pulsed with life, reflecting the hues of the sunset that painted the sky in rich oranges and pinks.

As I strolled, a familiar depth of warmth washed over me, and I couldn't help but smile at the sight ahead. There, in the clear blue expanse above, Toothless, my beloved Night Fury, was dancing in the air—his sleek black form a striking contrast against the vibrant sky. He twirled and dove with effortless grace, every movement a captivating ballet of power and agility.

Beside him glided Lu, a graceful dragon with iridescent scales that shimmered like jewels in the fading light. Her emerald green wings caught the wind, sending glimmers of light scattering across the sky like sparkling stars. They were an enchanting duo, both dragons showcasing their playful camaraderie, intertwining in rhythmic patterns as they soared higher into the heavens.

But it wasn't just their acrobatics that caught my attention; there was a flirtatious spark in Toothless's antics as he performed daring loops and barrel rolls, glancing back at Lu with a playful glint in his eye, as if to say, "Catch me if you can!" Their laughter echoed down to the streets below, a jubilant sound that brought smiles to the faces of onlookers.

As they leapt through the air currents, the world around me seemed to fade—a mere backdrop to their exhilarating performance. There was an energy in the atmosphere, a thrill that ignited the hearts of all who witnessed this aerial ballet. I couldn't help but feel a swell of pride for my friend, witnessing him not only as a fierce protector but also as a dragon enamored with the beauty of flight and friendship.

In that moment, under the radiant glow of the sunset, I understood that in the kingdom of Dragorath, there was magic not just in the land or the creatures it held, but in the bonds that flourished within its skies—a connection that wove our worlds together, powerful and alive.

I startled as Hookfang, with his vibrant red-brown scales glinting in the sunlight, brushed past me like a living comet. His powerful wings beat the air with a whoosh, sending a gust that ruffled my hair and fluttered the banners hanging from nearby stalls. "Oi! You two, shut it! Some of us are trying to sleep!" he bellowed, his voice a deep rumble that echoed through the bustling streets of Dragorath, causing a few heads to turn and chuckle as he took yet another playful jab at Toothless and Lu.

With a mischievous wink, Hookfang took off into the sky, chasing after the two Night Furies, weaving through the shimmering clouds with undeniable agility. I couldn't help but chuckle at the sight—three dragons caught in a carefree game, their laughter mingling with the evening breeze.

As I continued my stroll, I stopped at a stall adorned with shimmering scales and bright-colored banners, the scent of ripe fruits wafting through the air. It belonged to a Deadly Nadder, her elegant form a striking contrast against the colorful display. The dragon, with her intricate patterns and keen eyes, observed me as I approached, her horns gracefully arching like delicate branches.

"Hope they're to your liking, Your Highness," she said, dipping her horned head in a gesture of respect. The soft warmth in her voice resonated with the familiarity of the market; her scales reflected the golden hues of the setting sun. She offered me a few carefully selected fruits—vividly colored berries and plump, juicy figs—each one bursting with the promise of sweetness.

I accepted the fruits with a grateful smile, admiring their vibrant colors. "Thank you! They look delightful," I replied, feeling the appreciation for the simple yet profound connections that interconnected us all in this vibrant kingdom. The Deadly Nadder's scales glimmered as she returned a smile, her eyes twinkling with joy.