One way to kill a bird

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due to my asian heritage i put the chapters in korean, the table of contents on the side has the english writting
==하나== 
The small dragonet peeped out of her egg, her eyes blinking against the harsh light that flooded in. She looked around, but all she could see was darkness. No warmth, no comforting presence, just the cold emptiness of the world around her. She waddled out of her egg, her small body shivering with fear and confusion.
As she looked around, she realized she was in the middle of nowhere. There was no sign of life, no sounds of birds chirping or water flowing. Just an endless expanse of barren land stretching out in all directions. The dragonet let out a small whimper, feeling overwhelmed by the vastness of her surroundings.
She took a few tentative steps forward, her wings trembling at her sides. She had no idea where she was or how she had gotten there. All she knew was that she was all alone, abandoned by whoever had brought her into this world.
As she wandered aimlessly about, the dragonet began to feel a sense of dread creeping over her. She could sense that something was watching her, lurking in the shadows just out of sight. She could hear faint whispers on the wind, voices that seemed to be calling out to her, beckoning her closer.
With each step she took, the whispers grew louder, more insistent. She could hear the words now, words that chilled her to the core. "Come to us, little one. Join us in the darkness. Embrace the fear that lies within."
The dragonet's heart raced in her chest as she realized that she was not alone. There was something sinister in the shadows, something that wanted her soul. She took off in a frantic dash, her small wings beating against the air as she tried to escape the unseen presence that pursued her.
In the darkness of the night, the eerie sound of claws scraping against stone echoing through the empty corridors. Her heartbeat pounded in her ears, filling the air with a sense of foreboding dread as it desperately tried to escape from the unseen terror that pursued her.
The dragonet’s wings trembled with fear as it rounded a corner, only to be met with a dead end. Panic gripped its chest as it turned around, only to see a pair of glowing red eyes staring back at it from the darkness. A low, guttural growl filled the air, sending shivers down the dragonet’s spine as it realized it was trapped.
With a scream of terror, the small dragonet bolted forward, attempting to flee from the unseen horror that threatened to consume it. But no matter how fast it ran, the darkness seemed to close in around it, suffocating it with its oppressive weight.
Just as the dragonet felt the cold touch of the darkness upon its scales, she suddenly jolted awake, gasping for breath as its heart raced in her chest. It took a moment for the small dragonet to realize that she was safe, nestled in its warm cave with the gentle glow of firelight illuminating the space around it.
Shaking with lingering fear, the dragonet curled up in a tight ball, trying to dispel the lingering remnants of the nightmare that had plagued its dreams. But even as it closed her eyes and tried to calm its racing heart, the memory of the glowing red eyes and the relentless pursuit of the darkness still haunted her thoughts.
She could still hear the screams echoing in her mind, feel the cold fear gripping her chest. She looked around her dimly lit cave, her eyes adjusting to the shadows. 
"Estella, are you okay?" a soft voice called out to her. She turned her head to see her mother, Ember, sitting next to her on the stone floor. The warm glow of her scales illuminated the cave, casting a comforting light. Estella sighed in relief, grateful for her mother's presence. 
"I had the nightmare again, Mother," she said, her voice trembling. Ember wrapped her wings around Estella, pulling her close. 
"It's just a dream, my dear. You are safe here with me," Ember whispered soothingly. Estella leaned into her mother's embrace, feeling the warmth of her scales against her own. She closed her eyes, trying to push away the lingering images from the nightmare. 
In her dream, Estella had been chased by a shadowy figure through a dark forest, its eyes glowing with malice. She had tried to fly away, but her wings had felt heavy and sluggish, as if weighed down by invisible chains. The figure had reached out with clawed hands, its twisted face contorted with hunger. Estella had woken up just as its cold fingers had brushed against her scales. 
Ember gently stroked Estella's back, her touch comforting and reassuring. "Do you want to talk about your dream, Estella? Sometimes sharing your fears can help ease them," she suggested. Estella hesitated, unsure of how to put into words the terror that still lingered in her mind. 
"It felt so real, Mother. I could feel the fear clutching at my chest, the darkness closing in around me," Estella whispered, her voice barely above a whisper. Ember nodded understandingly, her eyes filled with compassion. 
"It was just a dream, my dear. You are safe here with me. Nothing can harm you as long as I am by your side," Ember reassured her. Estella took a deep breath, trying to let go of the fear that still lingered within her. 
Estella clung to her mother, seeking solace in her embrace. Ember's words provided some comfort, but the fear still lingered in Estella's heart. She knew she had to push it aside and carry on with her daily routine, despite the lingering unease.
As Ember watched her daughter with concern, Estella got out of bed and began her morning rituals. She went to the stream to wash off the remnants of the nightmare, the cool water soothing her troubled mind. She then gathered fruits and nuts for breakfast, her claws trembling slightly as she picked them up.
Ember followed her daughter silently, her golden eyes full of worry. She could sense the darkness that clung to Estella, the remnants of the nightmare still haunting her. But she knew that Estella had to face her fears head-on and push through them.
After breakfast, Estella went outside to practice her flying, a necessary skill for any dragonet. She spread her wings and took off into the sky, the wind rushing past her as she soared higher and higher. But even as she flew, the images from her nightmare flashed before her eyes, causing her to falter and lose altitude.
Ember watched from the ground, her heart aching for her daughter. She knew that Estella had to overcome her fear if she wanted to become a strong and confident dragonet. And so, she called out to Estella, her voice firm and unwavering, "You can do this, my dear. You are strong and brave. Believe in yourself."
Encouraged by her mother's words, Estella took a deep breath and pushed aside the memories of her nightmare. She focused on the feeling of freedom as she soared through the sky, the wind beneath her wings lifting her higher and higher. And slowly but surely, she regained her confidence and fly with grace and ease.
"Thats enough flying for today hun." Ember replied and flew down with her daughter.
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