There’s an old saying among dragons that every time a human says he doesn’t believe in dragons, a human dies, and serve the cheeky bugger right. However, since there is now only one dragon, who firmly refuses to believe in the existence of human beings, there is no immediate cause for alarm.

  The dragon spread his wings, turned into the wind and hovered, motionless as any statue.

 

 

  Tom Holt, Paint Your Dragon

 

 

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