★Dragon's 3 Word Stories★

[DragonDream]

Username: ~hatari
Preferred Writer: DragonDream
Three words: Syzygy, Queue, Drago
Preferred Genre/Story Type: Fiction
Other: None

Looking up at the darkening sky my village marvled at the sight of a solar eclipse. It was so close to the syzygy that it seemed to be a bit peculiar. In a weeks time all the planets would be aligned, meaning who knows what. The land we live in is very strange, so this could mean a number of things for us. Still, nobody has begun to panick yet.

Everything was still pitch black, a bright ring visible around the sun. People moved about uncomfortably, trying to get their daily duties done. Not so easy in the dark. After a while the shadow began to pass, letting light back into the world. Then people finally decided to breath. Superstitious people. Walking down the street I got a multitide of strange looks from people. This was common. Not everyone has a dragon. Evertime I came into the village to buy supplies it was always the same amount of surprise. I guess that is because they thought I would be dead by now. Over my shoulder I grin as my companion trips up on a basket. I turn to help but he flings it to the side. It rolled in front of a queue of people, who turned from trying to barter with a merchant.

"Come on, it's best we don't linger. After all, this village is wary of what they call a 'drago'." Xero nudged me forth with humor in his voice. "Let's just get your things and be done with all of this nonsense."
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Up in the air I felt relief from getting away. "You have been alive much longer than me. What happens when the planets align?" I asked, calling over the roar of the wind.

"Well, lots of things. Humans worry too much. It never really affects them. It's more of an affect on beast or those who are inflicted with magic. It is a time of weakness, and a time of strength. This meaning some benefit from it. Others... Well, others tend to lose their minds for a short period of time. Strange to think that some petty planets far from here would ever have an effect on this sad little world." Xero commented. I wondered how it affected him, but thought better of asking.

"So, is it dangerous?" I asked this instead.

"It can be." He hesitated. "Some take advantage of the gains and loss of powers. I've seen kingdoms fall to those who gain more power during the event. I've even seen kingdoms rise. There is danger in it, yes." He said, sounding torn. "I guess we will wait and see."
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A few weeks later the time came. We waited, and nothing really happened. Though we lived secluded we lived near a main road, so the both of us figured that if something happened we would see it. Nothing.

The next day we cautiously went out. The village was quiet, not a soul to be seen. We landed, and stayed perched on the dragons back, wary of the quiet. All of the sudden a shriek sounded and a dragon burst through one of the windows, taking flight into the sky. This happened in every house, leading to a patch of sky blotted out with a cloud of dragons. Leaning close I whispered to Xero,"What is going on?"

Worried he shook his head. "I'm guessing this was the effect." When the dragons left, we searched every house. There were no signs of life, no signs of anything gory. No, the dragons were in the house. They never broke in. Then it hit me.

"They... They turned into dragons?" Dumbfounded I turned to my own, startled to see him so upset. "It's happened before hasn't it?" The look on his eyes gave me answer enough. "You were human?"

"That was a long long time ago." He said, his composure now fragile. "Come. I'll tell you everything."

[P_PixelNinja216]

Nevriande asked me to write this over PM.

Three words: Horses of Utsasia


The plains shook with indescribable energy as the equines raced across it. There were hundreds of them, all galloping at a speed that threatened to whip Leonard's hat off his head. The young explorer crouched beneath the shrubbery, gazing at the horses with an expression of awe and wonder. He leaned forward, his chubby hands grasping the branches. Suddenly, Leonard slipped and he fell into the open.
The air was filled with startled whinnies. The horses started and several reared up in fear. Leonard gazed around happily, unaware of the turmoil he was causing.
One horse, a great gray stallion, gave a long whinny. The horses quieted down, and the stallion moved toward the front of the crowd to see the tiny human.
"Tren, what should we do?" one mare whinnied. "It's a... a human! That thing shouldn't be here!"
"Hush, Mae. I will resolve this situation," replied Tren, the stallion.
Tren bent his head and sniffed the young boy. Leonard giggled and clapped his pudgy baby hands together.
Done with his inspection, Tren raised his muzzle and addressed the crowd of horses. "He is but a child, a very young one at that. He won't be able to harm us."
The crowd breathed out sighs of relief, but one motherly mare gazed at the child with sad eyes. "But Tren, we can't just leave the poor thing here... he's defenseless," she whimpered.
Tren sighed. "Alright, Daffia. I understand your... concerns."
Tren turned to face Leonard, who was burbling happily.
"Welcome to Utsasia, little one."

[derision]

Omg.... That story is beautiful <3
It makes me hungry for more

[DragonDream]

★Username:moonlightfairy
★Preferred Writer:dragondream
★Three Words:ebony glow,horn
★Other;unicorn romance please

Dawn lit the sky on fire, the sunlight grasping at the clouds resulting in colors spreading through the sky. In the new light an outline stood motionless. The form was one of grace and power, that of an equine creature. Atop the head of the creature was a long thick horn. Thus marking the creature a unicorn.

He was an outcast. Long ago he was set apart from the rest, and since then he has been alone, wandering the outskirts of the land, vigilantly watching the others. He was large and robust, his form built with power. His form was an ebony black from head to hoof. Carefully the black unicorn made his way through the thick trees surrounding the meadow. It was not an easy lifestyle, and it was certainly not one he preferred. Yet, he couldn't seem to leave the place he deemed his home.

As dawn slipped into morning he watched as unicorns woke from a peaceful slumber. One in particular caught his attention. As much as he had always watched he had never seen the mare before. Taken aback by not realizing he missed such a beautiful unicorn he stared. Hiding in the shadows he need not worry about being seen or recognized. It still felt strange to him that he couldn't take his eyes off of her. Turning away he cast one last look over his shoulder before heading deeper into the trees.

No matter how hard he tried he couldn't seem to get the mare from his mind. She was not like the rest, but not as distinct as he was. In places she was a silver that faded back into the white. Try as he might he couldn't stop thinking of her. Stop being so foolish. You don't belong with them. What makes you think she would even care for your company? You are different. He tried to persuade himself away from the very notion of being with the mare. Telling himself it was just a dream he took off into a run to try and get his mind to wander somewhere else.

Not far from where he started he ended up skidding to a halt and leaping over a shape that stood before him. Barely making the land he turned to see what, or rather who, he had almost run into. The very mare he had been trying to forget stood before him. There was a glow about her, a peace in her eyes and her overall appearance made her seem even more beautiful. Tilting his head he turned to leave, feeling stupid for almost trampling her.

"Please, don't go." She called out softly. There was curiosity in her eyes, unlike the disgust and hatred that was normally there. He hesitated, but finally turned back to her. "Who are you?" she asked.

Surprised he could hardly speak. "If I told you, I don't think you would like it." he insisted. Still she pleaded. He broke, realizing she wouldn't be persuaded to leave. Truthfully he didn't want her to. "I am Thorn the Outcast." He said acting as if though the title should worry her.

Unmoved she happily replied. "Outcast? Pardon me. I am Star."

The two talked until the sky once more began to bleed with bright colors, being the sign of sundown. The two parted ways, but promised to meet again the next day. And they did. Again and again, until she convinced him to leave the forest. The two walked into the open field. Eyes were glued to the two as they strode with heads held high. Ignoring all others they continued onward, parting groups, and causing new ones to form. They turned, and looked looked at each other. This decision was going to make or break a position in the herd. He was done being alone, and he finally found someone who truly loved him. Now, he was ready to make his stand.

[Nevriande]

Nevriande asked me to write this over PM.

Three words: Horses of Utsasia


The plains shook with indescribable energy as the equines raced across it. There were hundreds of them, all galloping at a speed that threatened to whip Leonard's hat off his head. The young explorer crouched beneath the shrubbery, gazing at the horses with an expression of awe and wonder. He leaned forward, his chubby hands grasping the branches. Suddenly, Leonard slipped and he fell into the open.
The air was filled with startled whinnies. The horses started and several reared up in fear. Leonard gazed around happily, unaware of the turmoil he was causing.
One horse, a great gray stallion, gave a long whinny. The horses quieted down, and the stallion moved toward the front of the crowd to see the tiny human.
"Tren, what should we do?" one mare whinnied. "It's a... a human! That thing shouldn't be here!"
"Hush, Mae. I will resolve this situation," replied Tren, the stallion.
Tren bent his head and sniffed the young boy. Leonard giggled and clapped his pudgy baby hands together.
Done with his inspection, Tren raised his muzzle and addressed the crowd of horses. "He is but a child, a very young one at that. He won't be able to harm us."
The crowd breathed out sighs of relief, but one motherly mare gazed at the child with sad eyes. "But Tren, we can't just leave the poor thing here... he's defenseless," she whimpered.
Tren sighed. "Alright, Daffia. I understand your... concerns."
Tren turned to face Leonard, who was burbling happily.
"Welcome to Utsasia, little one."

Thank you!!
But a thing you should clear up, I did not ask you to write a story. It all started when you PMed about it.
Anyway, i'm happy that we cleared things up and once again, thanks for the story

[chimique,]

★Username:moonlightfairy
★Preferred Writer:dragondream
★Three Words:ebony glow,horn
★Other;unicorn romance please

Dawn lit the sky on fire, the sunlight grasping at the clouds resulting in colors spreading through the sky. In the new light an outline stood motionless. The form was one of grace and power, that of an equine creature. Atop the head of the creature was a long thick horn. Thus marking the creature a unicorn.

He was an outcast. Long ago he was set apart from the rest, and since then he has been alone, wandering the outskirts of the land, vigilantly watching the others. He was large and robust, his form built with power. His form was an ebony black from head to hoof. Carefully the black unicorn made his way through the thick trees surrounding the meadow. It was not an easy lifestyle, and it was certainly not one he preferred. Yet, he couldn't seem to leave the place he deemed his home.

As dawn slipped into morning he watched as unicorns woke from a peaceful slumber. One in particular caught his attention. As much as he had always watched he had never seen the mare before. Taken aback by not realizing he missed such a beautiful unicorn he stared. Hiding in the shadows he need not worry about being seen or recognized. It still felt strange to him that he couldn't take his eyes off of her. Turning away he cast one last look over his shoulder before heading deeper into the trees.

No matter how hard he tried he couldn't seem to get the mare from his mind. She was not like the rest, but not as distinct as he was. In places she was a silver that faded back into the white. Try as he might he couldn't stop thinking of her. Stop being so foolish. You don't belong with them. What makes you think she would even care for your company? You are different. He tried to persuade himself away from the very notion of being with the mare. Telling himself it was just a dream he took off into a run to try and get his mind to wander somewhere else.

Not far from where he started he ended up skidding to a halt and leaping over a shape that stood before him. Barely making the land he turned to see what, or rather who, he had almost run into. The very mare he had been trying to forget stood before him. There was a glow about her, a peace in her eyes and her overall appearance made her seem even more beautiful. Tilting his head he turned to leave, feeling stupid for almost trampling her.

"Please, don't go." She called out softly. There was curiosity in her eyes, unlike the disgust and hatred that was normally there. He hesitated, but finally turned back to her. "Who are you?" she asked.

Surprised he could hardly speak. "If I told you, I don't think you would like it." he insisted. Still she pleaded. He broke, realizing she wouldn't be persuaded to leave. Truthfully he didn't want her to. "I am Thorn the Outcast." He said acting as if though the title should worry her.

Unmoved she happily replied. "Outcast? Pardon me. I am Star."

The two talked until the sky once more began to bleed with bright colors, being the sign of sundown. The two parted ways, but promised to meet again the next day. And they did. Again and again, until she convinced him to leave the forest. The two walked into the open field. Eyes were glued to the two as they strode with heads held high. Ignoring all others they continued onward, parting groups, and causing new ones to form. They turned, and looked looked at each other. This decision was going to make or break a position in the herd. He was done being alone, and he finally found someone who truly loved him. Now, he was ready to make his stand.

daw thank you, I love it

[MidnightMoon666]

Username: MidnightMoon666
Preferred Writer: Anyone who wants to!
Three words: Small, soft, beaming.
Preferred Genre/Story Type: Sci-fi or Fantasy Animal story.
Other: Nothing really

[P_PixelNinja216]

I'll do yours MidnightMoon666, but it may take me a while to complete. I will get it done though, don't worry!

[Nevriande]

Username: Nevriande
Preferred Writer: DragonDream
Three words: mountains, unicorn, pegasus
Preferred story type: Equine fantasy
Other: nothing

[DragonDream]

Username: Nevriande
Preferred Writer: DragonDream
Three words: mountains, unicorn, pegasus
Preferred story type: Equine fantasy
Other: nothing

"Faster you snail or we'll never get there on time." Red teased in delight. Looking over his shoulder he slowed a bit seeing his friend lagging. The rust colored unicorn eyed his friend suspiciously. When he was side by side with the silver unicorn his friend looked up with a spark in his eye and darted off. "Come on Storm, I thought you were a fair player." He said catching up rather quickly.

"Ha, I thought you knew me!" Storm scoffed as he ran. Hooves beat the moist forest floor as the two raced to get to the top of the hill. Slowing down as they grew closer more shapes could be seen congregating. The two unicorns kept their distance only watching.

There on the very top of the hill, looking very out of place was a pegasus, long black and white mane falling over his eyes. Some considered him the peacemaker, the one who kept the two species from their constant fighting. Hoofsteps behind the two unicorns alerted them to a newcomer, and they feared they were going to get busted for eavesdropping. A sigh of relief passed through the two when they recognized their friend.

"Did I miss anything?" The Pegasus asked curiously. Her small white frame fit neatly between the two as they stood quietly in the woods.

"Nothing so far. I think they are just waiting for everyone to get there. Well, everyone important at least." Red snorted with irritation. Never allowed to such discussions he always took it upon himself to sneak around and listen in. "Quiet! They are starting."

The black and white Pegasus raised his wings silencing the group. As the clamor died down he lowered his large wings and cleared his throat. A deep voice emanated from the speaker, drawing the last few in who weren't aware they were starting. "First off, I would like to apologize for calling you all here on such short notice." he said eyeing the crowd. Whatever was about to go down was serious. "The reason you are all gathered here is because something rather distressing is happening in our homeland. Deeper in the mountain range an earthquake has disturbed a dormant volcano." His pause brought forth whispers. "We will be moving closer to your lands in order to avoid the ash and remnants from the explosion." Cries broke forth at such a simple request. Never before had the unicorns and the Pegasus lived so close together, and it would be bound to trouble no matter what.

"What about us?" Questioned a unicorn. "These have always been our lands, and the mountains have always been yours. What if we decline your request?"

A look passed over the Pegasus, one that was dark and full of emotions. Stomping his massive hoof on the ground he silenced the group once more. His voice boomed out in anger, something that the unicorns had never seen in the peacekeeper. "This? This was NOT a request. We are moving into these lands." his icy gaze kept everyone quiet. "You have become selfish, petty creatures. Whenever you needed help, we gave it to you. The one time we ask for something you try and withhold it from us. This is not a request. It is something of fire importance that will not be flicked away. Your land is large enough to support more than my people and yours doubled." He said, his anger dying. "All I ask is that you at least try and embrace the idea." He said before looking away. "Tomorrow, my people will come here seeking refuge. I suggest you give it to them." He said before spreading his wings. With one large sweep he was rising above their heads and disappearing into the sky.

The three hiding in the brush looked at each other. "What do you think the unicorns will do?" Rain asked softly. She sounded afraid, unsure of what would come of the situation.

"I think that the unicorns will have to live with it. Most of them are too cowardly to do anything more than complain. I'm not saying it won't be a challenge though." He said already thinking of how much bickering and arguing and lying was going to take place. "I hope nothing serious comes from this." He sighed watching the dumbfounded unicorns stare at each other.

"I hope so. Otherwise we are in for a long hard time." Rain whispered sadly. "I need to be with my family. I need to make sure everyone gets here okay. My brother isn't a strong flyer." She said before taking off, leaving the two wo wonder what tomorrow would bring.