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With the setting sun in the background, an enormous dragon, about 50 to 60 meters in length, slowly descends inside of the Great Wall, standing tall around a hill, having a giantic, elegant and enormous castle of the Dragoness Seraphina stands.

Suddenly, as the dragon gets near the castle, it shrinks in size, only to become a maid with a gentle hold onto what seems to be a little dragon, with his small and fragile snowy white wings coming out of his shoulder blades and hanging ...

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