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“(I was worried about first attending this school. After all, I'm a dragon. The R” (3 conversations)
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(I was worried about first attending this school. After all, I'm a dragon. The Red Dragon to be exact. My piercing orange eyes bellied my sorrow, and I felt like I'd be better back in the Secluded Valley where I dwell. Just then, I felt something nudge on my wing.) ???: "Get out of my way, you dweeb." (She pushed my wing, on purpose.) Safi'jiiva: "Hey! What's the big deal?! Just because I'm the only dragon here, doesn't mean I'm basically something for you to push on!" (The cracks in-between my scales emitted a blue glow, and my eyes glowed too.) Safi'jiiva: "TELL ME YOUR NAME BEFORE I TURN YOU INTO ASHES!" (The girl still seemed calm, despite my outburst.) ???: "My name is Alice. Now get out of my way." (She pushed me again, and I banged my head on the wall. My eyes and the cracks in-between my scales stopped glowing. I watched on as Alice walked away.) Safi'jiiva: (to myself) "Calling me a dweeb like that...how rude." (As the day went on, I was constantly being bullied by Alice. She was definitely the school bully, but for some reason she picked on me the most. But during lunchtime, I heard Alice bullying one of the other students - a girl with dark brown hair and magenta eyes.) Alice: "Give me your lunch money, ender-girl." Ender-girl: (silently cries, keeping her money to herself)
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I couldn't stand to watch any longer. I got up from my table and marched over to Alice, determined to put an end to her bullying. Safi'jiiva: "Leave her alone, Alice." Alice: "Oh? What are you going to do about it? Roar at me?" Safi'jiiva: "No. I'm going to stop you." (I stood between Alice and the ender-girl, my scales glowing blue once again.) Alice: "What are you, her knight in shining armor?" Safi'jiiva: "I am Safi'jiiva, and I will not stand by while you bully others." Alice: "Fine. Whatever. I'll leave her alone. But don't think I'm scared of you." (Alice walked away, but I knew this wasn't the end of our conflict.) I turned to the ender-girl and offered her a smile. Safi'jiiva: "Are you okay?" Ender-girl: (tearfully nods) Safi'jiiva: "Good. No one deserves to be treated that way. Come on, let's go to the library. I'll get you some books to read during lunch." (Ender-girl smiled and followed me to the library. I knew I had made a new friend, and that maybe, just maybe, I could make a difference at this school.)