The DRAGON of ANGUR
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A little while later, as they passed to the west of the mound, the moonlight bright enough to cast their shadow on to it as they went by, they perceived their goal - an ill-assorted collection of ramshackle buildings huddled together on the broad floor of a shallow valley lying on the far side of another grassy ridge. “There it is!” cried Grosnez in excitement. “Quick, Mauger, we must find a landing spot a little way away. We don't want any of the inhabitants to see how we arrived.” “Where would you suggest I land, then?” asked the dragon. “Not too close, not too close!” squeaked Piton, who had been regarding the village with increasing dread from the moment they had set eyes on it. “Oh, shut up!” snapped his master. “Somewhere this side of that ridge I think would be fine.” “Right.” Just then, dis
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"We can’t let a dragon interfere with our plans!" Greedy for wealth and power, Grosnez, a magician of dubious abilities living on the Island of Angur, is determined to get hold of an ancient turtle shell used to predict the future. But the shell is in Old Mauger’s cave. A friendly dragon, he even uses his hot breath to help washerwomen dry their laundry. To get the dragon out of the way, Grosnez’ servant suggests a dragon hunt to celebrate the High Elder’s Flint Jubilee. The prize: much sought-after residency in the island plus a new dolmen! But Grosnez’ scheming hasn’t gone unnoticed, and Gastelois, the dolmen-builder, reckoned without the interference of the Planning Committee and the machinations of the head of the local Union…
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