Shrek, a reclusive and lone ogre, has his peaceful life interrupted when fairy tale creatures invade his homeland and privacy. So he, alongside of a humanoid Dragon, travel to Duloc to deal with the scheming Lord Farquaad, who tells him that he'll g...
Out in the forest, there seems to be some kind of hunting or black market sort of operation happening. There were knights in shining armour standing guard, while also transporting fairy tale creatures around into wagons to be taken away.
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There's also a line of different fairy tale creatures. The head of the guard was sitting at a table paying people for bringing the fairy tale creatures to him. There are cages all around. Some of the people in line are Peter Pan, who is carrying Tinkerbell in a cage, Gipetto who's carrying Pinocchio, and a farmer who is carrying the three little pigs.
Among the group was none other than Braedey himself, who has a black cover over him to conceal his appearance, while an old woman was with him, who had gotten some leather cuffs on the former's wrists to stop him from trying to get away. She was the one responsible for tranquillising the brunette, and she's hoping to get quick money from this.
One Knight then noticed a witch's broomstick. "Give me that!" He ordered, and snapped the broomstick in half, the witch rather shocked by this. "Your flying days are over."
"That's 20 pieces of silver for the witch." The head guard said to the man who had brought the witch in. "Next!"
Braedey inwardly snarled at how cruel these Knights were being to these fairy tale creatures. Sure, dragons were considered feared upon by many around the land and further beyond, but it's like these beings were being herded up like cattle.
"You're making a big mistake. They will never believe you. You will only make a fool of yourself." Braedey snarled. "And you already made the worst mistake of your miserable existence; making a dragon angry. You do NOT want to make a dragon angry. So, I'll make you a deal; let me go and I will spare you."
"Oh, shut up, you stupid lizard." The old lady snapped, Braedey growling angrily.
Braedey glared at the old lady. "Making a dragon angry is the worst mistake of your miserable existence. You can tell those guys anything, but they will not believe you."
"Next! What have you got?" The head guard asked, Gipetto putting Pinocchio down on the table.
"This little wooden puppet." Gipetto said to the guard.
"I'm not a puppet. I'm a real boy." Pinocchio insisted back at the guards, but then, his nose grows out, indicating he was lying.
"Five shillings for the possessed toy. Take it away." The head guard said to the knights, handing Gipetto the money, and he walked away, while Pinocchio was taken away to one of the wagons. The old woman now steps up to the table with Braedey along. "Next! What have you got?" The head guard asked to the woman.
"Well, I've got a dragon." The woman explained to them as she brought up the cloaked figure right up next to her.
The head guard raised an eyebrow in response to this statement. "Hmm... A dragon, you say? Well, that's good enough for maybe even 100 gold pieces, if you can prove it." He said to her.
