"Whew," Joe heaved a sigh of relief,"That was close! Okay guys let's..."
Joe looked around to find that he was all alone. He was in the middle of a deep forest
with no one else around for miles. He could see mountains a mile to the east, so he
headed for them.
When he got there, he flew up to the tallest mountain, high in the atmosphere. Joe
soon found a cave which he entered.
Inside the cave was a sight Joe was more than happy to see. The cave was filled with
mounds of gold stacked two stories high and stretching the length of a football feild.
Joe remembered that dragons liked to keep their treasure hidden in their caves. This
much treasure must mean a really strong dragon. Joe was wary of what this might
mean.
Joe soon found the dragon which owned this treasure. More correctly, had owned. Joe
found a skeleton of a huge dragon in the back of the cave. It was twice as big as Joe
at 90' long and 60' tall.
On the dragon's bones was a gold amulet necklace. Joe picked it up and looked at it.
The amulet was big enough for the large dragon to have worn around its massive
wrist. It was pure gold with a diamond encrusted letter "D" on it. Joe's last name was
Donovan, so he thoght it would suit him. He slipped the amulet onto his neck after a
brief struggle with the metal.
Suddenly, Joe felt his body changing again. First, he grew to the size of the dead
dragon. Then he grew ten feet past that. He was now 100' long and 70' tall. His wings
and tail were long appendages that could dwarf buildings. His scales turned from red
to gold and his eyes from blue to dazzling green. He felt his temperament change. He
felt less human inhibitions as dragon instincts took over. He felt aggressive and
dominant, able to challenge anything that entered his domain. His masculine
demeanor was complimented by an 18' long by 8' wide cock and testicles the size of
exercise balls. Joe didn't know it, but he had become the reincarnation of the dead
dragon.
As a sign of power and dominance, Joe picked up the deceased dragon's skull and put
it on like a helmet. With that, he roared a mighty cry that shook the entire mountain.
Joe was now a true dragon, concerned only with his treasure, territory, and finding a
mate.