The fairest of them all
Give your mind your body your soul all will be worth to glance at the beauty that slumbers at the center of the Castle. Traverse the black thicket that rips at flesh and hearts alike ,follow the winding path to destiny you must reach. The last warning massive iron gates far thicker than any armor melted and tattered only the braves have come this far. The last challenge a massive black dragon who's red eyes are only out shined by it's firery breath. Your brave stead had long since abandoned you, your armor is no match , and your blade is neither long enough or strong enough to Pierce the dragons hide. As you kneel waiting for the end the dragon speaks " have you come to seek the fairest of them all is your desire for beauty so great that you would give your life for something so trivial as a woman s first kiss" the knight responds " I have not come seeking glory, gold or beauty but something far greater I have come seeking you. You are magnificent beyond imagination if my eyes shut for even a second I may not believe it. If I could do it all again I would it a second I may not have come for the Fairest of them all but instead I have found the greatest of them all. Take my life it is yours". It that moment the curse was broken finally the true beauty had been seen. For beauty is in the eye of the beholder. The dragon shrank back into the princess and she rushed to the knights side. Thank you all this time the others saw only a monster but you saw the truth. The knight rose slowly and then turned he's head. I came for a dragon and off he went.
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