Needy Dragon

If i remember correctly one time a building didnt have a hole in it, so the dragons could not make it to the water. The bussnises who were working inside it suffred pretty badly for some reason, so thay tore it down. So the moral of the story: Let your luck dragons fly to their destination without being interupted or you shall be punished!

"There's always the threat of an attack by, say, a giant space dragon - the kind that eats the sun every 30 days? It's a nuisance, but what can you expect from reptiles?" - Marcus, Babylon 5.

@Epi Babylon 5 and Egyptian mythology. It is like vanilla ice cream and cloudberry jam. Or Tolkien and New Zealand. A match made in Heaven (or Elysion, or Valhalla, or Jábmiidáibmu, or Tuonela, etc.).

That dragon is very cute. It would be a shame if Europe saw it; he might put on a suit of armor and try and slay it.

@Americanada But it is the Akatosh, you cannot kill divines.

@Mixu We can try, Europe even have knights fighting windmills and snails

@Carewolf ...and furious rabbits...!

@Americanada Western dragons vs. Eastern dragons!

Wyd if you don't make holes for dragons to pass through, or divert roads to protect the elves.

They become angry and try to destroy the buildings, maybe.

@spoekelse ...as long as people believe in it...
...BAD THINGS WILL HAPPEN...!
It's about psychology / placebo-effects...!
It's the same way curses / talismans / homeopathy / voodoo and other paranormal stuff works...
P.S.
I'm not suspicious,
I would take a 13th. monthly salary of 13000,-€ on a Friday 13th. while standing under a ladder, even when a black cat comes along...

If only WTC had been built like this.

Aw, what a cute dragon.

I'd say dragons are cats, but cats would demand the gates, then not use them.

I can dig it. Planning architecture for friendly dragons that want to visit the city is cool.

@PaxRomana
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It's folklore. It doesn't have to make sense. :P

*quickly writes this idea down for her fantasy world*