Dragon dan Human Friendship

Once upon a time in the fantastic land of Draconia, there lived a reckless but beloved knight named Sir Fredrick. Sir Fredrick is not a typical hero; He tripped over his own sword, accidentally burned his armor, and once thought that windmills were a fearsome enemy.

One day, while on a quest to retrieve a legendary golden cup from the lair of a mighty dragon, Sir Fredrick stumbles upon the beast's cave. With his heart beating like a drum, he cautiously entered, only to find the dragon, named Smolderclaw, sitting on a pile of treasures, munching on a toasted marshmallow.

"Ah, greetings, Sir Fredrick," greeted Smolderclaw with a toothy grin. "I've been waiting for you."

"Expecting me?" Sir Fredrick stuttered, his hand nervously gripping his sword. "But I think dragons are supposed to be fierce and scary!"

Smolderclaw chuckled, blowing smoke into the air. "Oh, I could, but I'd rather spend my days enjoying the finer things in life, like good food and piles of gold and diamonds."

As they chat, Sir Fredrick learns that Smolderclaw is not interested in fighting. In fact, the dragon is very lonely and waits for a friend other than a brave knight who seeks fame and fortune.

Feeling a new bond of friendship, Sir Fredrick and Smolderclaw decide to embark on an adventure together. They journey across Draconia, encountering mischievous demons, befriending mystical wizards, and battling the undead in forbidden tombs.

They did all this together and everyone respected them, until one day Smolderclaw told Sir Frederick that he actually didn't have long to live. It actually happened during his fight against the demon king of darkness several hundred years before

Sir Fredrick, who heard this, felt deep sadness because the friend he had just met was about to die, so he looked for a way to save him. But everything was in vain because there was no healer or alchemist who could make medicine to cure him. Because the wound he had had attacked his vital parts.

Sir Fredrick asked smorderclaw while wiping his tears.
"Why would you help humans if it would only kill you?"

Smorderclaw claw answered: "There is no special reason, I just want to leave this world and make humans understand that dragons are not as bad as they think."

The dragon spent his last time exchanging stories with Sir Frederick. Several years later, Smorderclaw was remembered as a world hero and his statue was displayed in the city center as a "tough, smooth-hearted Drag