What does it feel like to find a little dragon?
Six-year-old child genius Tony says it's a lot more interesting than the engine he just built.
So he takes home a little girl with black dragon horns growing from her forehead. Like any child raising a beloved pet, he feeds her, lives with her, and takes meticulous care of her, raising her into the strongest little dragon.
Laisha really likes her human friend. He gets her a pretty little bed and delicious food, and plays fun games with her... He's not scary at all, unlike the humans her big sister told her about.
But her father says that if she keeps eating here, her wings are going to get too fat to fly.
That is absolutely terrifying for a dragon with big dreams!
With great reluctance, Laisha says goodbye to her little friend. Before she leaves, she teaches him the song her mother taught her.
Years later, Tony lies in the sand, having survived one ordeal after another. His consciousness fading, he softly hums a childhood song taught to him by a friend long buried in his memories. A huge mythical creature appears before him, with a mouth full of sharp teeth, armor-like scales covering its body, and little sparks occasionally flaring from its nostrils. Panting, it greets him in a soft, babyish voice that is completely at odds with its appearance, yet somehow familiar.
Tony: Who are you, tough guy?
So this is the tragic tale of an overbearing CEO whose adorable childhood friend turns into a prehistoric giant beast. (Laisha: ?)
Theme: Raising a little dragon isn't easy.
