Spike, with how much work he does for the many creatures in his life, rarely gets time to himself. So you would think his good friend Thorax barging in with a problem while he is trying to enjoy himself would make the young dragon excited. Never a dull moment for Spike the Dragon it seems.
Not amazing, but you're off to a pretty decent start, all things considered.
For future reference, keep track of what verb tense you're using and make sure none of your paragraphs become overly-long. Hope this helps!
Honestly, kinda have to sympathize with Thorax here--I'd run too.
I kind of want to see a sequel to this.
What I want to know is where Pharynx was in all this to, um, enforce order on the visitors. That's his job, isn't it?
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Thanks , keeping a consistent verb tense is my major issue I have with writing in general, be it anything I write.
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I have no plans for a sequel, but I have two ideas. Either A) Thorax having to adjust to having 9 wives, or B) Celestia having to play mediator to this.
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In all honesty, who wouldn't
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I'll admit, I forget about Pharnyx when writing this. Though, I feel he would both die laughing at first and then try to save his brother (without starting a massive war).
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Of course, there's also the option of Pharynx offering himself up as an eligible bachelor too, especially as I could see him being maybe a bit more onboard with the idea than Thorax would be. And that way, Thorax would only have to deal with three to four wives at a time instead.
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Honestly, I'd go for option A.
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Plot twist: Pharynx actually invited them all
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Notes taken