I am Arabell, or Ara for short. I am 17, a little town girl, who is a tomboy. I hate being ladylike or girly. If you walked into town and looked around, every girl is wearing a dress or skirt and wearing girly shoes. You would think all the girls were brainwashed to act, look, and be girly. Then you see me. A girl who doesn't care what she looks like. A girl who is her father's son he never had. Ever since I was 4 and followed my father and his friends out hunting, I have always been tomboyish and my father's son that he never had. I have 4 sisters who is super girly. 1 of my sister's only wear dresses, another sister of mine only wears skirts and the other 2 doesn't mind if they wear a skirt or a dress. My mother doesn't care if she wears a skirt or dress but she likes dresses more then skirts. I don't have any skirts or dresses or anything girly. I have boy clothes and boy boots and boy shoes. Yes, I do have those 'Girly Movements'. But let's talk about the Legend. (Of Zelda. Nah) Legend: Every 2 years, 4 boys are picked to become Dragon Riders, from every town. They are suppose to go to an Academy for Dragon Riders Only. But the boys have to be in between 17 and 22. They only need to know to hunt and kill something. When at the Academy, Dragon Eggs are passed out and they find out what Dragon they get. If no Dragon chooses a boy, they go back to their home. If a dragon chooses a boy, that boy goes through 3 months of training and after those 3 months the boy trains with his dragon. But during those 3 months his dragon goes through his/her training. (Flying, fighting, hunting, ect.).

Ella was different from all the village girls and she knew it. She didn't understand their games. She didn't look like her parents. She didn't seem to belong. But one day, she discovered her secret. Of why she looked different. Of why she didn't belong. A secret that could change her village. A secret that could change the kingdom. And it all started with the dragon scale. ©2015 cherryblossom_1

UNEDITED VERSION ( edited version on my page) In a world where every year, five male children from each city and village between the ages 15-18 are chosen to become dragon riders, what happens when only four males get chosen from one village? And what happens when they test the girls and the fifth child is chosen? Editor Credits: @Weylyn_Wolf @arvialle