natureofearthkingdom

One sunny morning, a man decided to go to the park with his pregnant wife. The man was a tall lizard with orange scales, a long, whip like tail, four arms and legs, and a single frond on his head that danced in the wind. His two peaceful blue eyes would be enough to calm anyone’s nerves. The two monsters made their way through the park when someone caught the man’s eye. It was a gentle, shy looking lizard with blue green scales, five fronds on her head, and green eyes. Oh, how he remembered those beautiful green eyes! He wondered what she was doing there. She was scared of social situations, and he figured she hadn’t change

My father stared at me in shock. “What? But how? It didn’t try to kill you?” I stared at the ground. “No, she didn’t…” “How did you become friends?” He seemed curious. Of course, a king cobra and a mongoose have never been friends before as far as I know. “It just happened… She saved my life from the mongoose who killed you…” “Really?” “Yes, then everything went from there…” I was still scared about what he would do. I knew how much he hated mongooses, or is it mongeese? “What does your mom think about being friends with

I smiled as my mother hugged me tight. I suddenly looked up as I caught the scent of a male cobra. I got out of my mother’s grip and followed the scent to a bush. The male blushed and smiled shyly. “Hi.” I blushed too. “Hello,” I shyly replied as I went back to my mother, half hiding in her. Nagaina giggled. “It’s ok, sweety.” “I’m Luke,” the male introduced. “I’m Hope…” I shyly answered. “You’re cute,” Luke smiled. My mother softly giggled. I just blushed hard. “Oh? And you look so strong.” I looked up at my mother.

Months later, I was becoming a great hunter. I was about to make my first kill. I quietly slithered through the grass. The mouse never had a chance. I bit it quickly. It was dead a few minutes later. I smiled, proud of myself. I picked it up in my mouth and slithered back to my sleeping mother and put my pray down. “Mommy, I-” I looked up and saw a mongoose. I could feel my hood spread. I jumped and killed the mongoose, hissing threateningly. My mother jumped awake. “Are you ok?” she asked me, worried. I lowered my hood and turned to her. “Are you ok?” “I’m fine, are you?” Nagaina repea