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Charlie and Sammy had been transported to a magical 

land by a wizard. The King had asked them to save his 

kingdom from a couple of dangerous dragons. It all felt 

like a dream but now Sammy was face to face with a 

real-life, fire-breathing dragon.

"I can't hold on much longer!" Sammy yelled.   "Yes you 

can Sam. Just remember how strong you were when 

you went through all of those treatments. They made 

you feel sick and dizzy and you lost your hair. He's just 

an overgrown lizard with bad breath" Charlie 

responded. 

"Well that was just rude" the 

dragon pouted as he suddenly just 

flew away. "I guess we hurt his 

feelings" Charlie said as they both 

laughed. "We have to get back to 

the King Jeremy's castle. There's 

one more dragon left!" Sammy 

shouted.

All of the horses had been scared off by 

the dragon. So the boys had to make use 

of a couple of donkeys to get back to the 

castle. This was going to take a while.

Even though they were in a strange new land, the boys 

were still very sick. While their donkeys stopped to 

drink some water, the pair tried to take a quick nap. 

They were so tired, dizzy, and weak. They had felt this 

way for so long but it was still something that they 

never got used to.

Their nap was interrupted by screams from the castle. 

The other dragon had managed to get inside. They got 

back on our donkeys and rode as fast as the donkey's 

little legs could take them. They still didn't feel good 

but there was something special inside both of them  

that gave Sammy and Charlie the courage to continue.

Our heroes arrived in the nick of time as the dragon 

had cornered the King's daughter, Princess Midge. The 

boys tried to take a deep breath which only made them 

both cough heavily. That turned out to be a good thing 

for the Princess as the dragon turned his attention to 

the boys.

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