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The story of Kira begins when a little old lady found a young toddler sleeping near the largest dragons in the world. This little old lady’s name was Julie. Julie was very short, you could say she was a dwarf but the dwarf race had been wiped out by then. She had long grey hair which was in a braid and she wore clothing that looked as though it had been through two wars or more. Julie was walking with a staff for she was a wizard. Julie went near the dragons to take little Kira because she thought that the dragons would hurt her so Julie slowly eased over to grab the child but she became frozen with fear. One of the dragons smelt her, steadily opened his eyes only to notice that a stranger entered their cave. He tried to give her a warning by lashing his tail towards her but Julie didn’t budge whatsoever. Julie realized that she had to get out of there as soon as she could but she felt too frightened to move. Her heart was pounding, she started to sweat and her staff fell to the ground. As the staff was falling to the ground, a light shot out of it hitting the dragon’s wing. The mighty dragon stood up, his wings opened with such majesty and as he was about to breathe fire on Julie she grabbed her staff and made a run for it. The little toddler, Kira was awakened by the ruckus so the other dragon that Kira was sleeping on picked her up and went further into the cave. Julie ran and ran until she fell into lake. She held her breath for the dragon was following her. He tried to track her scent but it just disappeared, he flew back into the cave to make sure his family was safe and the wizard didn’t get to Kira. His partner was very confused. She looked at him startled for no one had ever tried to take Kira away from them. The two dr...

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...greed to that so the next day Julie did a ritual and brought Kira back. She came back in her human form because that’s the DNA sample Julie had from her. Castien grabbed her and cried. He told her than he loved her so much and he never wants to lose her again but it was inevitable. Castien spent the best day of his life with Kira. They did all of her favorite things like swimming, hunting and even making weapons. They also laid in the grass looking up at the stars and as he waited for her to fade away, he looked at her, kissed her and she just faded into nothingness. Castien could not live without her so he joined an army and died during the war between elves and ogres. As for Sirath and Aria the hid in their cave until a group of centaurs found them dead. Julie on the other hand died of old age. She was actually killed by her father because she helped the dragons.

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