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The mythical dragon

There are many different types of dragons but none as mysterious and difficult to find as the mythical dragon. A very small amount is known about this dragon because all that view it disappear in the next 2 hours or less.

would you be able to survive longer then 2 hours after seeing the mythical dragon? In fact, they are very similar to plenty of the other species of dragons. Similar to most dragons, they have long tail, horns sat on their heads and sharp dagger like teeth. Typically, their scales look very similar to space  and this creates an ever lasting effect that no one will ever be able to see when they are flying in the sky at night. Amazingly they also leave little traces of expensive valuable ores when it moves around. They also have a very powerful freeze  power which allows them to freeze anyone they concentrate on.

No one actually knows where the mythical dragons live during daytime we only know that they live somewhere where no one will ever go to as it would be too dangerous for any mere mortals. However, at night people have viewed the mythical dragon and were able to spread some information amongst the human race but not enough to actually identify one and survive it. Although, if you are looking for one you must be equipped with the correct gear, you will need  to have hiking gear because you will need to climb up Mount Everest. You will also warm winter clothing so you do not catch frostbite or hyperthermia. You will need a special type of metal called kyber which has the ability to increases the shine of itself. As well, you will need some extraordinary goggles which have the ability to not let you be frozen in place so that you will be able to spread a little more information to the public.

Are mythical dragons a threat to humans? Many believe that they are dangerous but they only attack if you pose as a threat to them. People have disappeared after seeing them. But this mysterious breed do not harm humans if they don’t attack or harm the environment around them.

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