Roleplayer Guild - Forum Roleplaying Games - View Single Post - A Rather Untraditonal Fairytale (TrippingTirger and APH3O)

TrippingTirger · #4 (**permalink**) 07-04-2009

As soon as she was inside the gates, but near the castle, the young looking lady smirked. Those idiots that let her in, they were too busy examining her body to realize she wasn't crying, even as she sniffed and sobbed something about a house being lost in a fire and being all alone. Once again she let herself catch on fire, scaring the same dumb guards senseless.
"GET SOME WATER! QUICK!" Someone yelled as a bunch of men crowded around, looking like they were about to have heart attacks.

Laughing to herself, she turned into a dragon, her wings outspreading as she leaped into the air. For a bit she soared around the castle, glancing in windows. There! She'd found someone with a crown. Two someones, actually. With a smirk, she dove towards the window, but pulled away as an arrow whizzed passed her face.

Aiming away from the people on the ground, she spewed fire at their feet. She didn't want to hit them, she hated the smell of burning flesh. As they scattered, she flew back to the window, promptly punching it in and blindly grabbing. Smirking, which looked odd on a dragon, she snatched out a human, checking only for a second to make sure it was a male and one that she'd seen from before. Yup, it was one of the two. Although she didn't know if it was the one she'd targeted as the prince she was after. It didn't matter, she had to go.

Clenching her prize in her claws gently, she flew even higher, grinning down at the men who were trying to shoot her with their arrows, missing by far, then scattering to avoid their own rain of deadly missiles.

'Stupid humans.' She thought, soaring away from the castle, which was now all in a panic. Happily she returned to her mountains, flying over the forests before landing awkwardly on the ledge of her home, careful not to hurt her passenger. Putting him down, she nudged him towards the entrance of her cave, surprisingly small for a dragon of her size. The cave, of course, widened out and was plenty big enough for her and all her treasures, which is why she loved it. No one thought that a dragon could turn to a human, so they always bypassed her cave.

"Go on in." She told him in her booming voice. As a dragon it was a deep rumble, sounding like rocks falling, not the girl she was as a human. It was impossible for someone to tell her gender if they didn't already know, unless they were a dragon themselves.