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The story dragon Chapter four Southwold Primary School, Nottingham, UK There was silence. Everyone concentrated on
Nick. His face was crimson as he slowly took two deep breaths. He looked up at Dracospeare, Tizzy and silverwing
and smiled at them. Silverwing and Tizzy jumped up and down and smiled
back at Nick, but Dracospeare stood still, his eyes looking down at the
ground avoiding Nick. “This must be the lake on the map”
Chandra called out. It looked like it was starting to boil. It bubbled and frothed, and the centre seemed to be rising. Slowly out of the foaming water a water witch emerged. She glided across the surface of the lake towards the humans and dragons. No one had moved from the edge of the lake. They had all been too frightened and were just staring at this watery woman. Suddenly she began to speak. “If you wish to stay alive you have to answer a riddle, otherwise I will return to the bottom of the lake with you all.” She threw back her head and laughed. Beads of water flew from her dripping hair as she did so. "I'm blue but green, deep but shallow, nice but dangerous. What am I?" Chanda knew the answer to this, and without thinking she shouted out “It is the sea.” The water witch screamed in annoyance and began to thrash
about in the water before slowly sinking back below the surface. They carried on their journey toward the Unicorn falls and
then the Land of Monsters. As they were crossing the Unicorn falls Nick
heard Dracospeare and Tizzy talking to each other. Nick turned and set off along the dark and gloomy path away from the waterfall. He was so angry and annoyed that he wasn’t watching where he was walking. He suddenly found himself surrounded by terrifying monsters. Tall monsters, small monsters, fat monsters, thin monsters and monsters that he couldn’t describe. He was petrified. Then without warning, charging down from the mountains to
the North a knight appeared. He forced the monsters to run away and rescued
Nick. Nick sat quietly thinking about his friends. They weren’t evil. They were the best mates he had ever had. “Stop please” Nick called out, and climbed back
off the horse. Nick climbed onto the unicorn, and held its mane tightly.
The unicorn was so smooth as it ran like the wind along the fields and
paths towards the Land of Secrets, through the caves of sorcery, and beyond
the tunnels of time. Finally, in the distance, Nick saw five figures walking
slowly towards the mountains that hid the Land of the Dragons. “What’s that noise?” asked Silverwing,
as a strange whooshing sound grew louder. Nick turned to say goodbye and thank you to the Unicorn,
but all he could see was a white blur in the distance. The adventurers chatted excitedly as they headed back towards
Dracospeare’s cave and the excitement of another story. The End Why not read the story again, and take a different adventure. You can submit your own stories to Kids on the Net
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