"I mean, your Royal Highness." I finished with a wink. He just rolled his eyes, a slight growl enough to send a few shivers down my spine. I still hadn't forgotten about our fight.
"Anyway, it really has been great talking to you, but I do have my dragon to rescue, and my life to get back to, so ciao adios goodbye." I waved to them and then ran, my legs pounding through the undergrowth. I blasted wolves away with water, air and anything else I could use.
I only just heard the Alpha's angry roar before I managed to get away, but it was enough to imprint itself in my memories forever.
And now I was free. As free as a bird without wings, because I had no dragon.
But I knew that somehow I could get her, and from there it was only a matter of trying to escape them, which wasn't too hard.
But let's be honest. What's life without a little strife?
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THE END ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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The Dragon Huntress
FantasyEven when growing up, Elia didn't fit in with the other girls. They would dress up in dresses. She wore cloaks. They would cook and sew. She would throw knives. They liked boys. She liked bows. Elia was a bit of an outcast to her village, with her s...
