Children's - M/F-child, narration (English - American - General)
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EnglishVoice Age
Child (5-12)Accents
British (Received Pronunciation - RP, BBC) North American (General) North American (US General American - GenAM)Transcript
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rather observant of you to point out you don't belong in this place. I'm going to set you free. A somber sigh flooded the cave with a rumble of stinky air. I cannot leave, child. I have grown too big to fit down the corridors. Your grandfather brought me here over 50 years ago and even then they had difficult to squeezing me through. There's got to be some way the last two feet of his mouth curled upward, suggesting a weak smile. I feel not, but I have plenty of space here. At least enough not feel too crowded. Piper leaned against the side of his face, rubbing a hand on the scales. I'm sorry he was so cruel. If there's anything I can do to set you free, I will. Oh, go. You should wish for things within your grasp. Do not worry about me. My friend is in trouble. The Seder is going to hurt him too. Is he now? Yes. I have to solve this riddle or I'm going to die. The dragon stretched out and reclined on his side. Griddle let us here than she held up the paper and read it to him as far as I know, said the dragon. The Crimea is the only other fire breathing creature here. I can breathe flame. But your companion is not here. No. What? I cook him. What's acai? Mira, ask Piper A curious creature indeed. It appears much like a line with the head of a goat sticking up out of its back and a long snake for tail. She blinked. That breathes fire. Yes, the goat head does the line simply bites, as does the serpent. Is it smart? What? It hurt Tristen. No more so than a line or goat would be. And it would likely attack him. Yes. The two of you are small and would be prey to it. The dragon leaned close and inhaled through its nose so hard her hair whipped forward and you smell rather tasty. She pulled her hair away from her face, tucking it behind her shoulders before smirking. Thanks. I think so. I need to find the Chi Mira and I find Tristan. You should get your key first. The riddle mentions a cage. I'd wager it locked. Piper slouched, staring down at her sneakers. Why did he do this? She wind Okay. The key. She held up the note and read it. The key she lost. I have found dangles high up off the ground above a beast not so mild loves to feast upon the child, huh? Said the dragon. I didn't lose it. He stole it, she grumbled, rubbing her leg over the pocket. Indeed, he hit the keys somewhere another monster will eat me. Wow, Spiders that Naga, the troll all believe the dragon raised one Claude finger. He refers to things which prefer to eat Children. The troll would eat a car tire of found one paper left. It's weird to hear Dragon talk about cars. Was that strange to, um because