Whitefang flew nearby his denmate Vibora, the only Spanish wyveren he's ever known. Most wyverens are born in England or Germany, but not Vibora, she's purely Spanish. Most wyvernes had green scales, not her, she had rusty red scales. Most dragons are bad-tempered, but not Vibora; next to Luna, she keeps her poise in almost any situation. There was that one time where Ironclaw infuriated her, but he learned his lesson the hard way: never tick off a female dragon. He's always reminded of that by a scar on his side.
Soon they could see the mountain that the the colony was based in. Vibora and Whitefang nodded to each other. They raced each other toward the colony.
Skywing sighed. She could clearly remember when she was younger, racing her friends throught the Oaken Plain, the forest that she lived in back on Earth.
She saw at the base of the mountain a black shape.
Shadow must be on guard duty today, she thought.
*****
Thud! Shadow staggered as the the Black Beast's fist connected to his jaw.
"I'm not going to stop until you let me see my daughter," the Beast said blankly.
"We don't have monsters in our dragon colony," Shadow said, doing his best not to show that he was in pain.
The Beast clamped his claws around Shadow's neck with enough force to cruch bone.
"I know you have some nerves somewhere in there," the beast said with a smile.
The Beast wrestled Shadow to the ground. After he had a good grip on Shadow's jaws, he spread them apart.
Shadow cried out in agony. The Beast lifted Shadow over his head and slamed him to the ground.
"Have you wised up yet?" the Beast asked Shadow. Shadow resonded by spiting in the Beast's face.
The Beast used his claws to rip Shadow into an unreconizeable mess on the ground.
Feeling no remorse, the Black Beast walked into the dark tunnel.