My Mate: Bred by a Dragon

My Mate: Breeding a Dragoness

Authors note: When I started the story My Mate: Bred by a Dragon I always intended to do another one, but with the male dragon and female human being switched. This isn't a new story, only a clever reversal of roles. I saw this format before, where you take the same story and change it so that the charachters are different but the plot is still the same. The sex has been almost completely re-written in most parts. I'd say this one turned out fantastically, even if it was very difficult, so enjoy :)
P.S: Don't worry, this was just a side story. I'm still working on another biggie or three

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"Incredible," James gasped as he stood upon the peak of Mt. Velroun, looking into the distance beyond. Lush green forest stretched for miles, surrounded by rocky outcrops and cliffs lined with caves. It had taken him the better part of a week to journey here, and he would most likely be the first human to set foot there.

Mt. Velroun had been an anomaly on Earth for many years. Undiscovered until 2013, it had remained untouched by man. This was due to its almost impossible-to-reach location by foot and the large magnetic field surrounding it which prevented any aircraft from getting within five miles of its surface. After a year of planning, James had set off to do research for his agency around the area, in 2014.

It was a solo mission, a simple analysis trip to find out if anything of value or worthy of preservation lay within its bounds. He dropped his hefty pack on the ground and took out a protein bar, trying to regain some of his lost energy. He was quite tired, and decided that it would be a good place to camp for the night.

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The next day he awoke after a rather decent sleep. Climbing out of his tent he was met with the brilliant sunrise over the mountain, which was amazing even by his standards, and he had seen a lot. Taking a few moments to admire the view, he made breakfast with what limited ingredients he had left.

He hoped that there would be some good sustenance in the forest, and few predators to compete with for it. He had her knife, and a gun, but he hoped he'd never have to use them. He was a nature-lover at heart, and hated hurting animals no matter how vicious they were. Licking his lips he stood up and stretched, walking back to the edge of the cliff he was on and taking another good look.

There was no map, no directions, so he'd have to make his own way through the area without getting lost. The forest stretched for miles, beautiful green expanse that teemed with energy. Looking slightly to the east he picked a cliff and decided that he would walk there and back and see what he could find along the way. This was unexplored territory, and he intended to find out as much as possible.

Packing his gear back into his pack he set off cheerfully, camera hanging from his neck. He'd brought enough memory to record a good years' worth of high-definition footage, something he intended to make use of. Large rocks made his descent a lot easier than his climb up, making it to the forest floor in less than three hours.

It was time to get to work. Pulling out his camera, James took a few shots of the trees and plants, most of which he'd never seen before.
"I think I've hit the jackpot," he said to himself, "this place is full of new botanical wonders, and I haven't even started looking yet." Further into the trees he went, putting his batteries through a real pounding. Luckily, he'd brought heaps.

He stopped when a large red flower caught his eye. It looked almost identical to a common rose, except for the fact it was almost a meter wide at the top.
"Wow," James said, reaching out to touch it.

He'd forgotten one of the vital rules of exploring: Don't touch it if you don't know what it does. The mega-rose exploded in a singeing blast of flame, scorching his hand and setting fire to his sleeve. He gasped in pain as he patted out the fire on his arm, his sleeve blackened.
"Darn it," he scolded himself, "how could you be so stupid?"