Dragadon and the Vykker Ship (year 1003)
"Look at the beautiful specimen down there." Hanisan said.
"Yes, we should catch it. It is such a fasinating creature." Kullitan said.
"I will go out and see to it." Hanisan said as he left the bridge toward the hanger which held the capture ships.
Dragadon was snoozing in her shrunken form when she was awakened by a net being thrown on top of her. She looked up to see a Vykker in a capture ship reeling her in.
"This is a joke right?" she sighed as she started to cut her way loose...
"It's trying to break free! Shocking it!" Hanisan said as he pressed the button. To his horror the shock had no effect on the creature.
"You idiot, electricity is part of my element!" the creature roared and it broke completely loose from the net.
"It's free!" Hanisan said.
"Well try netting it again!" Kullitan said through the comm link.
"Um that's no longer an option..." Hanisan said frightened as the creature suddenly grew to 10 times its original size, and grabbed his ship by one of his foreclaws. "HELP!"
Dragadon looked at the tiny Vykker shaking in his little ship.
"You know," she said with a mischievous grin, "I feel like playing frisbee." she looked up at the mother ship, "hmm I wonder if I can hit that with this?"
"No no no!" the Vykker inside said.
She brought her arm back, took aim, and threw it up at the mothership. It hit right smack in the middle of the lower hull, exploding on impact.
"Yippie! Score!" Dragadon cheered, then she frowned, "I never did like Vykkers, guess I'll get rid of the big one too." She spread her wings and flew up toward the mothership. She ripped a hole in one side with her claws, then she flipped it upside down. Finally as a finishing move, she flew high up above it and then dropped straight down.
"CANNONBALL!" Her weight smashing down on the bottom of the ship sent it crashing to the ground, effectively wrecking it. Happy with her work, she curled up and dozed on the remains of the ship. She never noticed the white mudokon that jumped out sometime later...
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