I'll start writing now. I'm kind of going fairy-tale-ish with knights and things, but if you don't like that, that can be something that's unique to my area. 

I'm walking through the forest where my family lives for no particular reasons. Not my actual family, definitely not. I come from a family of dragon slayers; every boy in my family wanted to be a dragon slayer when he grew up. Girls dreamed of being kidnapped by a dragon and rescued by a famous knight. I on the other hand LOVED dragons. That's why I ran away.

Suddenly, I see a glint of silver armor. Knights!!!! I come out onto a nearby ledge, and then I see that it's not just knights. It's about a million of them. 

"STOP!!!!!" I yell. "Who are you and what do you want??"

"We," the knight in the lead yells back, "are here to rid the forest of dragons once and for all!!!"

"WHAT???? What are you going to do with them???"

"The strong and healthy ones we shall execute on the King's birthday. The weaker and younger ones will be placed into the royal-- wait, who are you???"

I don't answer, instead I rush back into the forest. I have to warn my family.  

Here's my first post. :)

Kerra--

I leap from rock to rock, nearing the small cavern where I know a dragon has recently made herself a nest. She isn't due to lay anytime soon, so she'll still be strong enough to ride. I smile, taking the rope the had been looped around my shoulder.

Approaching the cave from this direction, with the wind blowing in my face, means that the dragon won't be able to smell me until I get really close. But she might hear me. I creep as silently as I can to the entrance of the cave, and poke my head around to see inside. The dragon isn't there. Suddenly I feel warm air hit my back, and I turn to see the dragon right behind me. Her red/pink scales glisten in the morning sun. She's balancing on the top of the cliff, her tail hanging over the abyss.

I take the rope and start to move toward her. She backs up a little, but there isn't room for her to back up much because of the cliff behind her. I approach her another couple of steps. She shrieks at me and takes off. She flies over the chasm, then turns to circle back toward me. Perfect! Just like I wanted. As she comes toward me, I run to the edge of the cliff, and jump.

I land with a tiny thump on the dragon's back. Inching my way up bit by bit as she flies, I make my way up to her neck, where I gently tie the rope around her neck in a loose knot. I tie the other end of the rope around my own waist, guarantying that I won't fall off. She flies rapidly, the wind blowing in my face much faster than it had been while I was climbing the mountain to the dragon's cave. I look down and see the ground far below, which is full of trees. We're flying above the forest!

I untie the rope from her neck, quietly say my thanks to the dragon, though I know she can't understand me, and jump off, falling towards the forest floor at an alarming speed. I whistle as loud as I can, and Sunflame, (a tamed dragon, one of the ones bred in captivity and sold as house pets.) came up and grasped me gently between her claws, using them as a cradle to hold me. I had saved Sunflame after she had been abandoned as a hatchling, and trained her to hunt and fight. She had been loyal to me since then, and helped me whenever I needed her.

Her golden scaled skin sparkled brightly, (hence the name Sunflame) as she flew me down to safety.

True.

Haha! :D We said pretty much the exact same thing!