Diary Entry 1: Basic Introductions of a Dragon Park Sorceress

11: Dragon

My dragons love me, just as much as I love them. I believe I love them more, but the are more likely to decline. I’ve had many stories told over time, it’s interesting enough to own a few hundred dragons, but people have been asking nowadays to write it does as a book. People have asked recently what it’s like to be the world’s youngest dragon park owner. They don’t believe I am, but I am a 16-year-old sorceress. I’m here to tell you some stories of my work. My beautiful Airadale, my dragon park.

A simple saunter around my park and you’d find you’d get lost easily. I have 12 islands in general, one for each element and others for the rare dragon habitats of which didn’t categorize in a simple element. I also have some islands outside of the standard island, like the Lost Olympus Island or the Gargantuan Island. I cannot forget the Galaxy Islands either! Everyone needs to be accounted for, even the gemstone dragons.

Getting into this position took much more work than I’d realize. To give some background, I started a dragon park when I was 11, if not 12. This was a slightly major park as I got better over time. However, a freak accident happened, and I could never return. I heard many rumors fly back to me, people saying that the dragons had flown away… the trees have taken over. I’ll be honest, I was beyond heartbroken when I realized I couldn’t return. The Sky-High Park could never be recovered.

I tried once more in late 2014, I remember starting officially in January however I planned in December. Sadly, as underdeveloped as the park was, another storm happened. The scene changed black in a split second. Once I regained consciousness, everything was gone. The simple tree wiped out, any remaining of life was gone, nothing was there. I lost everything again. Thus, I left. Nobody had reminded me of that park again.

Now, as this is the first diary entry, I am happy to announce Airadale. I have 330 dragons, everyone unique and special from one another. I find myself having a difficult time capturing everyone. All my element dragons, all the rifts, apocalypse, crystalline, dream, everything. They are the embodiment of me, the embodiment of time and patience, the embodiment of money, the embodiment of love. 22 islands cut down to 19 if you group the common islands together. I have a great amount of time tending to everyone and I would like to write more entries regarding them. My dragons are my living. I average 290 guests daily and keep that population steady all day. My employees are beyond wonderful, the wizards are forever in my debt, and every friend to have helped me with the dragon eggs are the best I could ever wish for.

I’ve gained legendary dragons like Kairos and Gaia. Kairos, being as stubborn as he is, hated the affection I’ve given him. Though recently, had he wanted to be fed. And, might I add, he enjoyed. Gaia acts like the sweetest motherly figure for the new dragons and dragon eggs. I often gather duplicate eggs in my hatchery and in turn sell them to new owners. Gaia would get overprotective of the egg and didn’t want to give me. I promised, then on, that I would interview the owner before giving them the egg. Gaia approved and didn’t hoard the eggs so much. Ts’aishen is the newest legendary dragon is particularly greedy. He collects all the earning of my habitats, however, tends to duplicate some and cause some fraud. He’s so sweet nonetheless, fluffy as he is!

There so many more for me to gossip and talk about. All my dragons are completely loving, and each have their own personality. I need to tend to my park now, I heard there’s an issue going on with the Sulfur dragon. Snap always liked to steal the food.

Alright, heading out! Bye!

Start time: 8:47 PM 1/11/19

End time: 10:34 1/11/19