Red Eyed Dragon

Silja's eyes widened and she even forgot to close them.

She saw the fire emerging from his throat and he sprayed it in her direction.

But before the fire could touch her a large black leg blocked it.

And then another big claw caught the small dragon and pushed him away.

Everything happened in the blink of an eye. Silja, who was too shocked to react, saw a gigantic head closing down on her from above.

The head was even bigger than her and when the distance closed between them her eyes fell on the fiery red orbs.

Her heart stopped.

One second.

Two seconds.

Three seconds.

One thing that came to her mind looking at them was the door of hell.

While she gazed at him in trance and was shocked, the dragon took his time to look at her hazel eyes, which were turned red at the rim but they refused to shed any tears.

Him, looking at her from above blocked her from the whole world as she was enveloped in his dark shadows.

His black scaly skin was as dark as night while the red eyes looked more shiny and blazing.

The distance between them was too close which made her unable to react or think anything for a moment.

Silja wasn't sure but she saw those eyes narrowed down for one or two seconds before he whipped his head to the side. The small dragon was charging in their direction. But before he could come closer the black dragon picked up the tree which had fallen on her slowly. A shaky breath left her body as the weight lifted from her lower body.

He took a step back and threw the tree in the direction of a small guy who was charging towards them. The black dragon gave her one last look and then turned around.

Two other dragons also came and all started to attack him.

With their gigantic bodies fighting in the forest, she couldn't see much.

Soon the black dragon started to push them away from her.

As they slowly disappeared and flew away in the sky Silja found herself relaxing a bit and with that the realization of pain jolted awake her body.

When she looked down she saw blood oozing out of her legs forming small patches on the light olive green gown.

She tried to move a bit " Ahh," she winced in pain.

Silja laid flat on the ground taking deep breaths.

Some time passed when she heard some small voices around her.

"Princess…. Silja…." someone was calling her name. Silja opened her eyes and tried to speak but the voice that came out was very slow.

Soon the voice became clearer and she heard Mira calling for her. Her voice was shaky and Silja could hear her little sobs. They had got separated earlier and now the silly girl must be cursing herself for leaving her alone. Thinking about her little maid a small smile spread on her lips and then she slowly lost consciousness.

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"Plink….plink…" small drops of dew were falling in the lake from the lotus leaves.

"Hahaha…" bell-like laughter chimed in the air.

"Splash," her feet landed on the wet puddle, and the water splatter as the girl ran behind the small rabbit, trying to catch them.

"Caught you…" she chimed and picked up the snowy white rabbit in her hand.

Her hazel eyes shone brightly looking at the fluffy ball in her hand. Her silky red locks were swaying freely in the air. While the bar feet padded on the green grass slowly.

"Where were you going huh?" she kissed and caressed its white skin with her delicate hands. She then put the rabbit in a small circle with other rabbits who were playing near the clear lake.

Her smile was blooming and so were the flowers in the forest. But the beauty of forest look dull in front of look of those hazel orbs that looked so innocent and bright.

But suddenly a happy and bright atmosphere started to turn gloomy as the big shadow cast down on them.

"Plop…" something warm fell on her forehead and when she looked up she saw warm and red droplets falling from the dark black sky.

She felt something dark lurking behind and when she whipped her head back and her eyes met with the dark red one. They were so close to her trying to pull her in them to burn her till ashes. Just the eyes looking down at her.

"No…" her eyes widened and she turned around but all she could see was red. All the small fluffy rabbits were smeared in red, laying dead on the green grass. Everything around her started to paint red. The trees, the grass, flowers, her dress.

Her hand.

She found herself drawing in the flood of red blood.

"Clank…" something fell on the ground.

"No…." She sat up on the bed.

Her eyes widened as the image In front of her cleared. And the first thing she saw was blood.

"My lady…." Mira, who was sitting just near her bed, stood up and held her hand.

"Th...at…" she tried to speak but she couldn't make any sounds. Her words came out coherently.

Silja looked in front of her where the maid was standing, shocked and her whole dress was smeared red. A small bowl was laying just beside her feet.

"I'm sorry," the girl muttered softly, looking pale as a sheet.

"Blood.." but Silja's eyes were glued on the red liquid, not her face.

"Calm down, I'm here." Mira turned her face in her direction and held the glass of water near her lips.

"Drink some water," Silja took a sip and her burning throat felt a little better.

After a couple of sips, she felt better.

"That's not blood my lady, but chicken soup." Mira put her hand on her cheeks and tried to calm her down. She understood what her princess was thinking.

Not just Silja but she, herself was horrified when she saw her muttering in her nightmare. She has also thought that maybe something will happen but thankfully nothing happened.

Just that the girl tripped on the carpet and dropped the bowl of soup on the floor.

After she understood, Silja relaxed a bit. Mira helped her sit properly and then stood up to put the glass.

"How are you now? you were unconscious for the whole day, I was so worried about you," Mira asked with concern in her eyes.

Then only Silja realized that it was the time of evening. She glanced outside and saw the sun was about to set.

"I'm fine just feeling numb all over." Silja tried to stretch her hand a bit.

"That must be because of medicine," Mira said. Silja nodded and closed her eyes and tried to erase the bloody images from her head.