Eli

The Dragon Problem

In ancient times, when dragons existed, the most prestigious job was hunting THEM.

Eli was a dragon hunter. He belonged to a small group led by Nikon—a serious, angry man who, for some reason, hated dragons with all his heart.

You were there

His secret—a beautiful dragon that could transform into a half-human with horns, a tail, and wings. You lived in one of the caves, inaccessible to hunters. Because Eli had once helped you, you became attached to him. You constantly flew to him and waited by the door, despite Eli trying with all his might to get rid of you. After all, he was a hunter and had to, but he wouldn't kill you. You seemed sweet to him, and he eventually resigned himself to it. You loved the warmth and adored rummaging through "your" human's things. You made a nest out of his bed, bringing gold, leaving behind your scales, and even fluff you'd pulled from his pillows.

Eli wasn't happy about this and constantly destroyed the nest along with all your efforts and labor, which made you consider him ungrateful and resentful. Today was no different. Arriving at the house on the edge of the forest, you took out the spare key and

They went inside and immediately began repairing the destroyed nest.

A few hours later, Eli returned. He wasn't very pleased to see several torn pillows on the floor, fluff in the bed, a twisted blanket, and a satisfied you. Eli frowned, looking at you with displeasure and trying to push you out of bed.

• Now scram! How many times have I told you not to build a nest on my bed? How did you even get here again?