Dragons Quote by Dana Swift
““I’d further explain we have fourteen rescued dragons in total. Those four Rhinoridges. An old mated pair of copper Sprinters, my parents’ first dragons and the catalyst for how they met. My girl Daphine, the only Ocean Swooper, a water dragon three times larger than your average Sprinter. Seven Skidders, who are wyverns, not dragons, but still tin plated. Thus, still in need of help when the whole group was found completely descaled and left for dead outside Hardsill, three hundred miles north of here. And that’s the rescued dragons. We also have caves full of Feylings, bat-sized beauties who feast on bugs at night and dazzle the sky in twinkling light to attract said food source. We also have a school of wild Ocean Swoopers who Daphine sometimes swims with. And one grumpy enormous Tree Slinger, who hangs out in the woods farther inland and is smart enough to stay within the property.””
About This Quote
Source Novel: The Dragon Keepers, by Dana Swift, 2024
The narrator lists the diverse rescued dragons and other magical creatures they care for, highlighting the responsibility and wonder of protecting fantastical wildlife.
In simple terms: They care for many rescued magical creatures.
Protect and cherish the magical beings under your care.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- managing a sanctuary
- educating visitors
- coordinating rescue efforts
- maintaining habitats
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How do you balance resource constraints with the needs of each creature?
- What strategies ensure the well‑being of such diverse magical species?
Challenges include limited resources and the need for specialized knowledge to care for varied species.