The Dragon's Tale

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A mix of youthful Hogwarts adventure, fish-out-of-water wizard kids in the Muggle world, and a darker undercurrent of something dangerous or forbidden involving a lost artifact and unexplained magical pollution. The title "The Dragon's Tale" playfully nods both to literal dragon riding and to the dinosaur "tail" in the museum that sparks the "are dragons real?" debate.

The story opens at Hogwarts on a clear night. A young witch, Jessica, excitedly prepares for a secret late-night adventure. She pulls out vintage leather flying gear and a saddle from under her bed and reminds her talking stone frog statue, Billy, to get ready. Billy agrees to meet her in twenty minutes.

Jessica, now in flying leathers and a maroon cloak, carries a heavy dragon saddle down a grassy hill outside Hogwarts. In the distance, the Hogwarts Express puffs along its tracks while students inside excitedly admire the castle. High above, massive dragon wings slice through the steam clouds, followed by a dragon's roar, hinting that Jessica and Billy are about to go dragon riding under the cover of night.

The scene then jumps to London during the day. Jessica, Billy, Damon, and Elaine are on a school trip to the Natural History Museum. They wander through exhibits of mummies and come across a huge dinosaur skeleton that the tour guide proudly explains was discovered in Britain in the early 1500s and is a home-grown "rock star" of paleontology.

Elaine, a witch unfamiliar with Muggle science, is confused and insists the skeleton must be a dragon. The guide laughs and explains it's a dinosaur ("something much more special... they are real"), while Elaine counters that dragons are real too. Meanwhile, Damon mischievously tries to touch the exhibit, and ghostly, semi-transparent specters (Dementors) drift unnoticed through the Muggle crowd.

• A mysterious invisible doorway on the bank of the river Tamesa spewing thick black soot straight into the sky, polluting the area and puzzling Muggle passers-by.
• Inside The Daily Prophet offices, an editor urgently tells his superior about a missing magical artifact that the Ministry of Magic never received, four months after it was supposedly recovered.

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