The Human-Turned-Dragon immediately knew that creature following him was not a dragon. The wind that was being buffed by the creature was way too much for its small shape and its wings just "felt"…wrong. How he knew, was information that was thrown away as unimportant at the current moment.

Our Dragon friend immediately opened his eyes while trying to keep control of his wind. In doing so he found it gave him an interesting form of sight he could literally see the air moving around everything. And that was layered over his normal sight. It was disorienting at first, but he quickly got used it to and his mind back on track to his follower.

He looked back at the creature following him and got a good look at it. It was a good distance away, but he could see enough. The only way he could describe it as was a dreadwing.

"If that is a dreadwing then I am in a video game world? Now I am really wondering on how I got here." He moved that thought aside and went into thinking of how to ether lose this creature, talk to it or if necessary kill it.

The last one he was not sure if he could do but he knew that if was life or deal he probably could. He knew he was not worth much in a fight, but there was something in him that was telling him that being a dragon changes a few things.

He took another look at the creature; it most defiantly was dreadwing. This meant that it would have an ape on its back, well it would most likely would as only Apes ever used Dreadwings to his knowledge. But how could that be possible when the Dark Master cursed them or something like that given that the hermit was not exactly easy to understand or all that clear on things.

His next thought was that maybe that had not yet happened. But that was hardly likely; at least that was what his mind was telling him. But he did not really have time to think about that, the dreadwing was closing fast. Far faster than he actually thought a dreadwing could move.

He had to come up with a plan very fast, and sadly the only one he could figure out was what he normally did. He would pretended that he had not seen anything and just kept flying in the direction he was going but he still kept watching it with his wind sense, as he was calling it by now. And hope he would not be attacked, and if he was…well he would just wing it then, no pun intended.

Our rather screwed dragon sensed the dreadwing as it flew above him. It was most likely hoping to drop him to ground making it harder for him to fight back or offer an even easier kill. It also meant that the dragon's chances of getting out of this without a fight were slim to none.

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There was in fact an ape on the dreadwing's back.

An ape that could not believe its luck, here it was patrolling looking for something to kill and the first thing he sees is a dragon and weird looking dragon but a dragon none the less. Any dragon killed was something his superiors liked. And if it was a rare dragon maybe he would be able to get something special for the kill. So flying above the dragon, he still could not believe his luck.

The brownish whitish dragon must have been stupid because it had not noticed his existence. He saw that the dragon had wings which were much bigger than any wing had a right to be. He also noticed that the flaps seemed to far from each other and thus was mostly just gliding. All this really mean that there was a possibility that it made it harder for the target to move about, but other than that it was not important. The tale however…that look important.

It had two sides to it, one that he knew if he got it would be like getting hit by one of the Higher Ups hammers and the other side would be just as bad as getting and attack by a sword. He also took note of the dragon's horns they would be worst then getting a pommel of a sword into his head. But he felt that he would be able to kill the dragon before it would be able to bring that weapon to bear. But it also hammered in the point that he had to kill the dragon quickly.

A surprised dragon was a dead one, and once he brought the carcass back to his General he would be richly rewarded.

So, with those happy thoughts in mind the ape had his dreadwing dive bomb the Dragon.

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The Dragon in question knew the instant the dreadwing started to drop.

He knew know for certain that it was going to try to kill him. This scared the crap out of him, well until something seemed to grab his mind and push it aside. For the first time in his life, The Human-Turned-Dragon felt like a passenger in his own body. There was no other way to accurately describe it. He knew each movement that his body was making, and why it was being made. But then again, he did not.

His body remained still and nothing about the diving Dreadwing until the last second. In a sudden act of motion his wings flexed in a way he had found out earlier would allow him spin fast but still remain in control. This putting him into position to strike the dreadwing with his claws.

The wound that was inflicted would not kill it but would cause it some discomfort. Seemingly hoping that was end of it the dragon continued his motion and went back to flying like he had. The feeling of his mind returning to himself was also there.

He did not have long to think on this for not long afterwards, a screech sounded and was followed by several others.

When he looked around he saw, to his horror, at least 5 new dreadwings and the one he injured starting to fly towards him. So he did the only thing he could, for he knew he stood little chance, he turned and called upon all the wind that he could and started to fly away as fast as he could.

AN: A new year, and the next chapter for a story. This chapter is possibly one of the shortest of the story. Even still, the unedited version was even worse.

I am sorry about the time delay, I'm hoping to improve on that soon but I can't promise much of anything sadly. I can explain why dreadwings and apes are there, to a degree, but It will be a long way into the story most likely.

I still have spots open for OCs of any kind really. That offer will probably always be open but the sooner you get them in the higher the chance of me getting them into the story early on.

Well, I'm out of things to say here, so until we meet again, happy reading.

27 FEB 15 EDIT: Some formatting issues I missed the first time, Adjusting to the changed wings, and a modification to the fight section to account for later plot item.