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Dragon Master DRAKE GEORGE HOME Drake was born in the Kingdom of Bracken. He lives there still, now in King Roland's castle. Sbadow Drake Drake once bravely turned himself into a shadow using a shadow thorn. Luckily, he did not stay a shadow forever! STRENGTHS Drake is friendly and eager to learn new things. He will always do what is needed to save the day. When he first came to the castle, he didn't feel like he belonged. But thanks to his friendship with Bo, and connection to Worm, he gained confidence.

BACKGROUND Drake comes from a family of expert onion growers in Bracken's Farmers' Village. He worked in the fields with his mother, Matilda, and his five older brothers: Arthur, Byron, Clinton, Darren, and Kelvin. DRAGON Worm the Earth Dragon

DRAKE'S TIPS FOR DRAGON CARE Depending upon the type of dragon you have, your dragon might need special care. But every dragon needs three basic things: food, shelter, and a good scale scrubbing now and then. Feeding Your Dragon Earth Dragons like my dragon, Worm, prefer veggies that grow in the ground. Carrots and potatoes are his favorite. Fire Dragons love spicy food, like peppers. Water Dragons dine on fish. Your dragon will let you know his or her favorite food when you connect. Dragons do not need to eat every day. But after they use their powers, they are extra hungry! Trainig Tip Feeding your dragon a treat will put him in a good mood before a training session. Worm loves apples!

Your Dragon's Nest Dragons need their own area where they can sleep and rest. Make sure that your dragon has enough space to move around in. Add plenty of hay to make a nice, soft bed. My friend Carlos made a nest for his Lightning Dragon, Lalo, and his dragon loves it! Shining Dragon Scales Not all dragons' scales are shiny. But all dragons like to have their scales brushed and cleaned. Especially Worm!

THE FARMERS' VILLAGE Most people who live in the Kingdom of Bracken are farmers. Family members work together to grow vegetables: oats, barley, beans, peas, wheat, potatoes, cabbages, parsnips, carrots, spinach, or onions.

Each family gives part of the harvest to King Roland to feed the residents of the castle. The farmers are free to eat, trade, or sell the rest in the market.