Dragons
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Dragons
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In the north of the island
In the country of the Dragonlords
In the kingdom of Snowland
Leaded by a rough king.
His name was Grymir
Ambitious and fierce
On the back of his dragon,
He used to travel all over
One day the terrifying king was approached
By a messenger from the Imptacar kingdom
Who came to propose him an alliance:
To attack the Silver Cross Castle.
The Army from the north
Coming from Snowland
Country of dragons,
Lost behind the mountain range.
In a Night of full moon,
A pact was signed.
The forces of Snowland will join
The Imptacar's troops
To destroy their enemy.
A frightening army of barbarians
Straddling their proud dragons
Enormous masses of blood and fire
Fast and agile like swallows.
A troop of impressive warriors
Armed by heavy double axes
And covered by thick coats
The dragons eager for human flesh.
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