4 Ch4-Three Dragons

CHAPTER 4 THREE DRAGONS Seconds later, Drake and Worm appeared in the Training Room in King Roland's castle. Rori, Ana, and Bo ran out of the Dragon Masters' classroom. Drake smiled when he saw his friends.

Bo hugged Drake. "I am glad you are safe," he said. "Thank you," Drake replied. "But Mina and Caspar and their dragons..." "The wizards will help them," Rori said. "What we need to do is stop Astrid!" Ana grabbed Drake's hand. "We have a plan. Come into the classroom." Drake turned to Worm. "Wait here," he said, and he followed the Dragon Masters. Griffith, the wizard who trained Drake and his friends, was seated at the table. Eko, a Dragon Mage, stood beside him.

"Ah, Drake," Griffith said. "Come see what Ana has found. There is a way to reverse the False Life spell." Ana picked up a scroll. "I found this in the library in the Dragon Temple," she said. She tapped a picture of a stone. "There is a kind of stone called a Tenebrex. It can reverse the False Life spell if you combine it with the powers of three special dragons."

She unrolled the scroll. "First, a Lava Dragon melts the stone. Then a Sea Dragon cools it. Finally, a Wind Dragon blows on the stone and transforms it into a box. The box holds the magic that can break the False Life spell." "But where do we find these three dragons?" Drake asked. "I don't even know what lava is."

Griffith picked up a red book. "Lava is hot, flowing rock. A wizard named Shula wrote this book about Fire Dragons. She says that a Lava Dragon is a type of Fire Dragon," he said. "Fire Dragons are the best!" said Rori. Her dragon, Vulcan, was a Fire Dragon. The wizard pointed at another book. It floated over to him. The pages flipped magically and landed on a picture of a group of islands in the ocean.

"There were once Lava Dragons here, on the islands of Noa," Griffith said. "They once were there?" Drake asked. "Does that mean they're not there now?" "I am not sure, but we must start our search there," Griffith replied. "Worm and Drake must go, because the islands are far away. And leave your sword behind, Drake, so the islanders know you are friendly."