How to Slay a Dragon
Armor: You need thick armor to deflect the flames that will surely be thrown your way. Dragons are very set in their ways and often have support from others that are afraid to do something about them or are just too apathetic to do anything about them.
A Sword: You need to have a sharp well built weapon with which to execute your actions. Although the defense that your armor gives you is absolutely necessary, you must be able to mount an offensive charge when needed. These charges should be timed just right as the dragon is much bigger and stronger then you are but you have the advantage with knowledge and agility. Dragons do not like to accept new ideas or changes.
An assistant and a good horse: You can’t slay dragons by yourself. You need help. Your help must be loyal to you and trust that you know what you are doing. If not, they will leave you in your time of need and the dragon will win. They must have the courage to stand with you even when it seems the dragon is winning. You too must be loyal to them and trust them in your times of need. Should you drop your sword, your assistant will hand it back to you. Should you need to retreat, you horse will carry and comfort you for you may have lost a battle but you still have your eye on the prize. Your assistant and horse will provide you with much need company too because victories won alone are short lived and hollow. Your assistant will also mend your sword and armor should they become damaged over the course of battle.
A Maiden: You must have a maiden for which you fight. If don’t have a cause for which to correct things, your fight will be pointless. Make sure your cause is just and needed and then stick to your beliefs.
Slaying dragons is hard work and they come in all sizes and shapes so you must remain vigilante to your causes or new dragons may become problems.
Remember also what creates a dragon. Dragons were once warriors themselves but though thoughts and actions of arrogance, greed, or apathy, they became dragons. Be ever aware of your surroundings and actions or you too may become a dragon.
A Sword: You need to have a sharp well built weapon with which to execute your actions. Although the defense that your armor gives you is absolutely necessary, you must be able to mount an offensive charge when needed. These charges should be timed just right as the dragon is much bigger and stronger then you are but you have the advantage with knowledge and agility. Dragons do not like to accept new ideas or changes.
An assistant and a good horse: You can’t slay dragons by yourself. You need help. Your help must be loyal to you and trust that you know what you are doing. If not, they will leave you in your time of need and the dragon will win. They must have the courage to stand with you even when it seems the dragon is winning. You too must be loyal to them and trust them in your times of need. Should you drop your sword, your assistant will hand it back to you. Should you need to retreat, you horse will carry and comfort you for you may have lost a battle but you still have your eye on the prize. Your assistant and horse will provide you with much need company too because victories won alone are short lived and hollow. Your assistant will also mend your sword and armor should they become damaged over the course of battle.
A Maiden: You must have a maiden for which you fight. If don’t have a cause for which to correct things, your fight will be pointless. Make sure your cause is just and needed and then stick to your beliefs.
Slaying dragons is hard work and they come in all sizes and shapes so you must remain vigilante to your causes or new dragons may become problems.
Remember also what creates a dragon. Dragons were once warriors themselves but though thoughts and actions of arrogance, greed, or apathy, they became dragons. Be ever aware of your surroundings and actions or you too may become a dragon.
posted by Jon Brady at 10:22 AM
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