Spyro stared at the little human at his feet, hoping they could tell he was perplexed by their
request. He had assumed the other dragons had warned him to be careful in the realm of
humans solely due to their size, as humans were all smaller than even Sparx the dragonfly, but
he was quickly learning that there were other reasons he needed to be cautious. He’d made the
mistake of posing for an artist named Sol as an apology for nearly stepping on him when he’d
first arrived in the human realm, and now the little thing wanted to return with Spyro to his home
realm.

Spyro shook his head as he saw that Sol didn’t glean anything from his expression. “Sol, I really
don’t think you want to go with me. Dragons didn’t really build many of them that non-fliers could
get far in.”

“Yeah, but that’s why I want to go with you.” Sol explained. “Come on, it can’t be that bad for me
if I just ride on your head or something. Even if my arms get tired from holding onto your horns,
it’ll be worth it to draw a ton of dragon and dragoness paws in my sketchbooks.”
“I don’t even know what will happen to you if you fall off, and I don’t want to risk it, especially as I
can’t immediately turn back when I’m traveling through portals.” Spyro argued. “Can you not
wait and see if I can get one of them to come here?”

“I barely got enough time to sketch all of you, and you said you’re one of the smaller ones! I
want to go with you so I know time won’t stop me from finishing.” Sol stated. “Either you take me
willingly or I’ll just cling to one of your legs until you get back home.”
Spyro snorted out some smoke from his nostrils, a bit annoyed by this demanding human. He
could stand be a little more polite, especially with a creature big enough to eat him or crush him
underfoot if he so pleased. Spyro lingered on that thought for longer than he thought he would,
a smile creeping up his face as the thought turned into an idea.
“Fine, but I’m going to pick out your seating for our trip.” Spyro said, moving his head closer to
Sol.

The human cheered at first, but quickly went quiet as Spyro wrapped his tongue around them.
Spyro giggled a bit as he felt their new friend clinging tightly to the tip of his tongue, possibly
more afraid of the heights he was pulled to than the more obvious danger. The dragon drooled a
bit on Sol, not finding his flavor too unpleasant.

Spyro closed his mouth, and sucked a bit on Sol as he walked towards the portal home. He
didn’t taste too bad, reminding him of a nice piece of flame cooked lamb almost. Luckily for the
human, he wasn’t hungry enough to not deliver him to see the other dragons, but he probably
would need to make sure Sparx didn’t treat them like a butterfly when they got back home.

Story snippet by  Gameb9oy
Micro is  SolaceLunis

Spyro was the recent poll winner~ hope you like it!