They never meant us any harm...
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Ongoing, First published Oct 06, 2015
Life for the countries of the world is long and arduous. Wars, battles, alliances, meetings, summits, agreements… the list goes on and on. There is hardly a day’s rest for anyone, and the arrival of eight large dragons does not make anything easier.
Wait a second… DRAGONS?! 
That’s right, dragons. Eight of them. Eight huge, scaly, winged, fire-breathing dragons, all somehow alive and well in the modern world, and each resembling different members of the Allies and Axis powers:
Ludwig, the powerfully intimidating German;
Feliciano, the beautiful roly-poly Italian;
Kiku, the quiet imperial Japanese;
Alfred, the bumbling bouncer of the United States;
Arthur, the swooping terror of the English Isles;
Francis, the bearded beauty of France;
Ivan, the smiling crusher of the Russian north; 
And Yao, the ancient symbol of China.
Though terrifying at first, these dragons mean no harm to their respective nation counterparts. However it will take more than a few pacifying treats to figure that out, as the nations will discover soon enough…
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