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Upon arriving, he sees a gathering of people at 

the doors of the kings castle.

The King came out and said 

"Everybody calm down. We are trying to solve 

the matter of our mssing princess, we will 

address you shortly."

Ridick now knew why he was called for help and 

walked around the crowd of people and into the castle.

“Oh! Good heavens, you’re that Ridick fellow aren't 

you? Our princess has disappeared and we don’t 

know what to do.” Said the King to Ridick after 

entered he entered the castle doors.

Ridick knew what he had to do. He had 

to solve the mystery of the missing princess, 

but, where to begin.

Ridick and the King make his way to the 

princess room with the king. And it was a 

nice room.

Ridick asked the king if they cleaned up 

the room since the incident and the King 

said “No.”

Ridick stared out the window as he 

thought how strange the princess 

disappeared without a trace, till he 

looked at the window properly.

Ridick noticed big scratch marks on 

the window frame. So something did 

come in, but what? An attacker, 

thief?

The room is still neat and tidy; the 

princess didn't seem to defend 

herself. So she might not have been 

kidnapped.

Ridick explained to the King that the princess’s 

absence may be of her own free will.

“But, why did she leave? What would she gain 

from so?” Said the King in a confused state.

Ridick was confused too, but you can’t blame a girl 

with late night plans with something with big claws.

Ridick asked the King if he ever heard anything 

coming from the princess’s room.

The King replied “No, but other people in the 

Kingdom have told us flapping of giant wings 

and loud roars were heard at the night.”

Ridick tries to think of what creature could have 

sharp claws and fly and has a strong roar.

“A Griffin?” said the king. But the creature 

we’re looking for doesn’t roar since A Griffin is 

part bird.

“Then the only explanation is a dragon.” Said 

the King. “There’s a dragon’s den in the 

mountains not far from here.”

Ridick smiled that the King figured it out, but asked the 

King if the princess had any business for not struggling 

against disappearing with a dragon.

“I’m not really sure why? The Princess is always 

a curios cat, and loved helping others." Said the 

King.

Ridick now knew what to do, and now knew where 

to go, so with the King they both prepare to head 

out to the Dragon’s Den.

Ridick and the King were almost to the 

Dragon’s Den, but the King was 

unarmed. It could get dangerous.

When Ridick and the King arrived, Ridick asked 

politely for the King to stay outside for safety 

precautions.

So Ridick went in alone, through the tunnels of 

where mighty dragon’s sleep, hoping to find 

the Princess unharmed.

As Ridick delved deeper into the den, he heard growls. 

Ridick presumed it was a dragon, but the growls were 

distinct, different, from a strong growl a dragon 

normally make. Ridick should know, it’s not the first 

time he’s entered the Dragon’s Den.

Ridick followed to where the growls were coming 

from. They got louder and louder every corner Ridick 

took until finally…

Ridick appeared before a mighty Red Dragon. Ridick 

quickly drew his trusty sword to prepare the slaying of 

the monster.

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