WritingPrompts

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[WP] “Controlled explosions powering transport?” Howled the Fernulian ambassador sponsoring humanity to the galactic council. “Not only do you expect me to get this ratified; you want trade permits for this stuff?”	12
[WP] A biker at heart, you have been out of commission for the past six months since your last spill. You walk up to your beaten up motorcycle and try to start it, knowing it would be useless. Instead of the familiar growl of the engine, you are greeted with the snarl... of a pissed off dragon.	12
[WP] “And what have we learned today?” “Dragons hate being given a bath.” “And why that?”	12
[WP] You are studying at the cafeteria whilst on a leisurely lunch. Soon you realise that while the people at the next table keep changing, the conversation continues.	11
[WP] As one of the ancient dragons, you’ve jealously guarded your hoard for centuries. You wake up to a strange smell and find a weedy little man with cold eyes and carrying a briefcase, casting appraising looks at your hoard. Seeing you awake he introduces himself: “Agent Fred Moneymann, IRS.”	11
[WP] Corvids have always been soul carriers. They let the departed visit their loved ones. You’ve just lost your beloved dog. Now one of the crows in your neighbourhood is showing some of his beloved traits.	11
[WP] You are the most promising necromancer yet. You need a mentor to finish your training. Unfortunately for you, Mistress Death has chosen you to be her apprentice.	11
[WP] Everyday as you jog your route you pass an abandoned house with a stone dragon guarding the entrance. You rub its snout for luck. Today, something scratched your finger. A drop of blood, and a gleam in the dragon's eye.	11
[OT] As is evident by the last few prompts, I definitely love reading about dragons. I would like to do a 30 days-30 prompts themed around dragons. Not sure if I need to get any approval. Also thoughts and suggestions welcome.	10
[WP] They say water has memories, but no one knows how to read them. You’ve figured it out, and you’ve been staring at the glass of water for 24 hours.	10

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