Comment from Sallyo

Excellent

Ooh, this is really coming along well. I'm looking forward to seeing what the other dragons are. The things below are just things you might want to look at.

around himself and the water dragon.
around him and the water dragon.

He flopped around, stretching the longest, blackest wings Aaron could have imagined. His long, ferret-like body flopped about,
Not wrong, but odd to have "flopped about" twice so close together

impossible wings against his body. Aaron wasn't sure he'd ever be able to do that. It seemed an impossible
IMPOSSIBLE used twice

 Comment Written 06-Oct-2019

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reply by the author on 06-Oct-2019

Thanks. I'll get on that spag first thing tomorrow morning.

Comment from damommy

Excellent

This is a wonderful chapter. So much going on. Aaron has his hands full. I can't imagine what I'd do with all those little dragons, but Aaron's doing so well. I love all the details you provide about everyone's appearance. I can really 'see' them all.

-Red and green rushed out to greet the morning. (shouldn't 'green' be capitalized?)
-"Aaron," she said, ["]I know you have been considering bringing the eggs down here.
-alligator[-]like maw
-showing [his] brother

 Comment Written 06-Oct-2019

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reply by the author on 06-Oct-2019

Thanks. You're right, it should be capitalized. I'll fix it and the other spag first thing in the morning.

Comment from Jannypan (Jan)

Excellent

Well, the dragons sure are busy. Cindy. You did a good job keeping them all separate in the story. I like how you describe the newly hatched ones. I believe the black dragon and the Chinese dragon will be special in other ways than the rest. Thanks for sharing. I look forward to the next chapter. Respectfully with Love, Jan

 Comment Written 05-Oct-2019

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reply by the author on 06-Oct-2019

Thanks. I expect Black and Red will entertain.

Comment from Richard Van Kirk

Excellent

Excellent story. One typo when Aaron spoke with the woman and she said: "Aaron," she said, I know you have been considering bringing the eggs down here. You must not. This cellar preserves things as they are...." Should there be a quote before, I know you have been....? A wonderful story. You set it up quite well. I could not stop reading. Aaron is "a knight past his prime," you write. Should Aaron have a few physical challenges? i.e. "I'm too old to play this kind of game?" Just curious, you probably do not need any reinforcement with the person "past his prime." Good luck

 Comment Written 05-Oct-2019

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reply by the author on 06-Oct-2019

Thanks. You are right. I missed a quote. I'll fix it first thing in the morning.

Comment from Diana L Crawford

Excellent

More beautiful dragons creatively described! So now red's got a little competition in her black brother. I love how the mountain one is so protective of Aaron. He brings a wonderful bonding aspect to the story. I can't wait to see how yellow developed. xoxo

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 Comment Written 05-Oct-2019

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reply by the author on 05-Oct-2019

Thanks. Yep, there's going to be some competition. Red isn't willing to take any of his crap.

reply by Diana L Crawford on 05-Oct-2019

Haha!!!