The Mythical Dragon

 Dragons are in almost every ancient civilization with its own tales and stories about these impressive creatures. The two most common representation s of this fantastic monster are in Europe and the Orient. Most of these beasts had reptilian traits with various strengths and magical powers.

In Eastern cultures they were depicted as wise teachers and allies of humans. They were the warders of peace and wisdom. The Western creatures were in most often the opposite.  For the most part they were entirely evil and solely bent on destruction and causing total chaos. They possessed the ability to control and use its powers to help their allies and destroy any opposing force. These legendary creatures have existed through time and sustained prominent, no matter if they are the defenders or the evil villains, in tales and mythology. 

These beasts have soared through the skies and conquered, inhabiting the high mountains and skies of the earth. Many inhabit the planet as those who breathe fire of great intensity and are able to destroy entire villages. Dragons of darkness and shadow have existed such as the Nightshade Dragon was created from primeval darkness, this dragon is able to shoot beams of dark energy from it's mouth destroying it's enemies and setting the countryside into in shadow before taking to the skies flaring fire from its mouth.

It is said that there are some dragons that are able to control the minds of lesser powers; and can manipulate its enemies to self destruction. Dragons are often huge and with various capabilities storm creating, concentrate and unleash solar beams from its mouth;  when they descend from the heavens with might and ferocit

Dragons have been shown in the most advanced and primitive parts of the world.  Almost every culture has a tale of a great beast with immense powers with fiery breath or other supernatural powers.  The stories of the dragons are thrilling and captivating.  These may be myths thought up by man or may actually have a basis of truth in a world of imaginations.