The Dragons Heart

First job

Autumn woke up on a mountain. His dark brown hair was cut a tad bit shorter then normal. But he didn't mind, a 17 old kid with long hair running never recall looked that good to him. He felt a breeze from a gust of wind. He looked over the side.

"Wait! How did I get here?" 

He was  wiped the rocks off of his back and he looked by the cliff, it was Mesa. The town that he was has just came to, it was kinda weird. He had to get a job quickly. Because he didn't really have a place. But he found a one place. It was called 'Drake Descents'. At first he thought it was just a bar. But when he went inside. He noticed that the place had strangled decorations. There were a few pictures of rocks around the door. On the desk there was a weird map of a this side of the world. It was mostly normally like all the other ones. Ellon was near the Northeast of the world. But Aentia was located to far to the west, and there was a part of it that he knew was under water. It might had just been one of those ones that had been really old. But kept in good condition. He wasn't able to look around most of the other stuff. He was able to get a glance of the stairs toward next to the desk though, the place was really big for a store. He was sure that they had something upstairs. But didn't want to get his hopes up to much. He heard a small growl, or a roar. It was distance, he felt himself starting to look back towards the door. Looking through the see threw window. Pass the other shops, pass the town, pass the hills. Far, but he couldn't see it. He never went passed the ocean.

"Are you here for the job opening?"

An lady around the age of 23 came from behind the desk. She had a plate of tea in her hand and a weird dress that had flowers around it. It seemed like satin but the flowers were...changing. It might had just been all in his head, though. They stopped moving around. Blushing he looked back up to the lady.

"Oh yes! Um...I was hoping to apply here. I kinda need a job really fast. I just moved here." Autumn replied to her. She just nodded, then smiled. "Well, I really need someone with this one. Your appected, but you still need training."

Confused about it all, Autumn had placed his hand on the back of his head. He wasn't sure what kinda of job it was there. Nothing really made since of what he was going to sell. But he'd just try his best. "Um...What kinda a place is this? What do you sell?" She gave off a smile then started to walk towards the back. Autumn quietly walked behind her. The hall wasn't as narrow as he'd guess. At least three or even four people could fit there. The walls were covered in a different language. They were different color symbols around. He didn't stare them to long. He kept up her pace. She had started to talk about something. "Well, it's simple. We're Dragon tamers in a way. Opps, not you yet. Not completely, I you still have to do training." Autumn looked at her like she was crazy. "Dragons? They're gone now, They were killed off by the hunters and kingdoms. It's one of the things I remembered from school" The lady shook her head. They took another turn there was a door at the end of the hall and a another next to them in the middle. She walked down to the door and opened it. Though it was a garden, of zen it seemed. Everything was at peace. The water flower around with a small curved bridge. Inside fish of every kind were zooming around. But with grace. A picnic table had been placed under a tree. For shade even though it was pretty nice tempture there. There was a sand garden a few meters from the door. It was perfectly plowed, the smooth rocks had been placed next to a  small fence. They're were some by the creek too. The sidewalk lead to a small area next to the table. It was cleared before hand. Autumn sat down on the ground his legs crossed. Dragons, he was pretty sure they were gone. He was really confused. But this placed paid, and he had been accepted. Might as well stay. The sound of something roaring was inside of his ears again. He wasn't sure what it was. Or if it just in his head. The lady came back with a big scroll in her arms. Autumn looked at her.