Griffin’s Gold
Posted: February 9th, 2010 | Author: timp67 | Filed under: Letters to T | Tags: Adventure, Artwork, Books, Curious Things, Writing | No Comments »Sam and Andy from Chicago, IL write:
Dear T,
We finished Griffin’s Gold, our story about the legendary Griffin, and we printed copies. Here’s one for you. You can share this excerpt. It’s from the part where Griffin and Dragon fight to the death for Griffin’s gold, only Griffin lets Dragon live to see another day. That’s good because later on they have to join forces to battle an evil Giant. What do you think?
Drawing of a Griffin by Sam and Andy
From Griffin’s Gold by Sam and Andy:
Griffin and Dragon were face to face with each other. Warily they circled each other. Griffin twitched his wings in eager anticipation of the battle to come, while Dragon snorted plumes of smoke into the chilly air.
Despite the cozy fire he had built, Griffin’s lair was almost as cold as the frozen mountaintop. Dragon lifted his mighty tail and slammed it down hard, pounding the rocky ground. The metallic scales of his impenetrable body armor glistened in the fire’s glow.
“Give me your treasure,” he told Griffin, “and you can avoid a good beating.”
Griffin’s razor-sharp claws drew sparks from where they scraped the rock. “It’s you who are going to get beaten, Dragon,” he replied. “I’ll give you ten seconds to skedaddle on out of here. Otherwise, you’re in for it big time.”
“I ain’t leaving here without that gold,” said Dragon.
“Suit yourself,” said Griffin and lunged at Dragon’s vulnerable throat with his fearsome eagle’s beak. The battle for Griffin’s gold had begun.
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