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Thunder crackled and roared in the night sky as Adir sliced through one guard after the next. He and Spyro were beckoned, once again, to infiltrate the fortress of the wicked Black Dragon to stop her next nefarious scheme. However, as Spyro and Adir made their way through the fortress, Adir overheard from one of the ape guards that they were glad their leader had caught some furless flesh-bags to ascertain the young samurai's presence. Adir quickly figured out what he meant and confronted the guard about them, sword drawn with lethal intentions.
    If they were holding human prisoners in the fortress, then he would know exactly who they were. Adir ran off to find them, but in his search, he and Spyro were separated. The fortress was a labyrinth with guards lurking around every corner like rats hiding in the shadows. Lost and exhausted, Adir was starting to feel a tinge of despair as more guards confronted him in a gloomy hallway.
 

Dragons:
From Anathema to Admiration
Cultural Anthropology 2351-23401
Brookhaven College Summer/Spring Semester 2018
For decades, the dragon was the infamous fairy tale foe in Western literature, but the dragon image has been seen all over the world since the dawn of civilization, serving in numerous roles in different forms. Today, these manifestations of evil that needed to be vanquished to secure the future of mankind became friends with future mankind. Dragons now adorn modern day pop-culture and contemporary fantasy novels not out of fear, but out of awe. In recent years, scientists have suggested that beneath the fantasy cliche, dragons may hold answers to key aspects in the biological and cultural evolution of mankind.
   
    It is a well-established fact that the dragon is a universally ancient concept long before Old English literature spun tales of virtuous knights going to battle w