If you have watched Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, you must know about the first task of the Triwizard Tournament, retrieving a golden egg guarded by a dragon. Do you remember what the dragon looked like?

We had an annual sports event coming up at school. So, the faculty let us stay in school for practice. We had been practising for a long day, so my friends and I decided to go for a short break and resume practising with our mates.

After we came back from the canteen, we were searching for our other schoolmates who practised with us. They were nowhere. We began searching for them, calling out their names. The school was empty. It was, perhaps, evening now. The sky had gotten dark. Our school was no less than a haunted forest surrounded by enormous trees and wild plants. 

'Where have they gone? They were just here,' I said to my friends. We decided to split up and search the entire school, because their backpacks were still in the ground. They were in the school, somewhere, but hadn't left us.

Splitting up individually was perhaps the biggest mistake we made. I had lost my other friends also and I cried, calling out to them. And nobody, not a single soul, was in school. 

'Where had they disappeared from school?' I cried. I was terrified. The surroundings were haunting me. The world didn't feel real. The sky was a dark sage- green (greyish green earthy) colour. And I looked towards the whole sky, astonished by the colour of the sky. A loud snort, like an engine, was heard. I witnessed a large dragon, its head appeared in the sky, fire-blazing glow in the eyes, bronze horns and spikes in the colour of the sky camouflaged with a bronze tint. Its huge head glared at me. It had its huge spiky wings spread across the sky and I knew where I had seen it and about its fire breath. Its breed was 'hungarian horntail.' Its fire breath could go far till fifty feet and a highly extreme temperature.

'Had it attacked my other friends? I was the last one left, definitely.' I gulped. I ran as fast as I could and went outside the school, to find the busy town dead and burnt in ashes.