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TrippingTirger · #6 (**permalink**) 07-09-2009

As soon as she was sure that her new pet human was inside her cave, the majestic dragon smirked. She waited just a bit, then let her swirl of fire over take her. Bright, flame red scales melted away, turning into a loose shirt and pants of the same color. Barefooted and with a ruby pendant hanging around her neck, she giggled, pleased with how this was going.

After attempting to tame her wild locks by tying them back with a bright red ribbon, she entered, hardly glancing at the prince she'd stolen. "Come with me." She said, her voice dancing as if a flame twirling and leaping in a slight wind. Her eyes were alight with the same look, as if burning from within. It was as if she was made of fire, hardly contained in her human form. Which was true, in a way.

"I'll show you where you stay and what you are to do." She informed him, glancing back at the young prince. "Now come." With that, she started walking down a tunnel that lead from her main room back to some smaller rooms. Her sleeping, treasure, and spare rooms, and the kitchen.

"I hope you are able to cook. And are good at organizing. That is to be your job. Chef and treasure master." She added, pausing just as it was starting to get too dark to see. "Have any problems with that?" She asked sharply, glancing back over at him. "If so, better speak up now while I'm in a good mood."

Not even bother to wait for him to answer, she giggled and said, "Good. Now come on." Snapping her fingers, she created a little flame which danced and twirled in her palm, lighting up the tunnel filling it with light. Enough for anyone to see as well as if they were in the sun light. "Your room will be the first on the left. We'll go there first." She informed him as she considered to pace down the hall. Normally she made the walk as a dragon, and it took very little time to get down the huge hall. As a human, though, it took three times as long and seemed to be four times as far. She hadn't been human while in her caves for years. She'd forgotten how big it was. Frowning slightly, she shook her head, although said nothing. Her human was going to have to make walks like this several times, she'd survive this once.