He was heat and fire dripping melted rage from a dagger-filled maw. The ground around us was scorched and filled with the bones of warriors past. His tail flicked, breaking rock in two. I swore he smiled when I didn't flinch.
A serpentine tongue flickered over my cheek, tasting the sweat and ash that coated my skin. My shattered sword glittered on the ground, grinding into the stone beneath a massive reptilian foot. Great claws raked the ground with every step he took.
I stepped to the side as he moved around me, the ground trembling beneath his weight. Sly golden eyes watched my every movement. The drake chuckled. "You taste of fear, human." His voice was a knowing snarl against my back.
He circled me, expansive and impossible to escape. "Is that all?" I finally answered. His hungry chuckle bubbled in the air. "It's hardly fair, dragon. That you should taste me and I not taste you." I took a breath and forced myself to relax.
His curiosity was palpable. The great head tilted as I took a step towards one massive leg. It was he who froze this time. I caressed him, pressing firm and hard into the beast's scaly skin. My fingers explored, stroking his belly and back.
"They say you are an untamable beast. That you bring death and suffering to any who whisper your name." I wandered down his body as his eyes stayed upon me, steady and examining. With one bite he could tear my body in half.
"They say no mortal will ever ride you," I finally purred at him as I reached his tail. My hands stroked, firm and hard, upward towards the base. He groaned, a kind of strange snarl and growl that whispered over my skin.
I smirked and pressed again and again until he shuddered under my hands and released himself. Two great lengths unfurled, erect and prominent. He shifted, nearly quivering as I approached beneath him.
My lips and hands greeted one then the other, each too large for me to take into my mouth. But I let my tongue and hands replace my open lips, trailing up and down the length of him. His body jerked forward, greeting each stroke with a sharp growl.
The dragon snapped the air, teeth grazing my hair and shoulder. His great claws dug furrows into the stones beneath him as I stood between his impressive lengths, stroking, one hand on each.
He moved suddenly, catching me in his claws and throwing me to the broken stones below. His breath hissed against my back. One great foot pressed onto my shoulder as his teeth gnashed the air, grazing my skin and tearing it open.