Top 10 things to know about Dragons in general . . .
1. Dragon’s are the only animals that breathe fire, which makes them gaseous.
2. Dragon gas coming out the front end is methane, while that which comes out the back end is well…lightable. 
3. Dragons eyes are sensitive to motion and light, so it cannot judge how close things are.
4. Dragons have BIG brains, making them exceptionally clever and commonly thought of as the most intelligent creature.
5. Dragons ears are sensitive to noise. They hate loud noise. When you want to woo a dragon, talk to him softly and never share his thoughts or tell his secrets to anyone.
6. Dragons can talk in multiple languages, sometimes making unique sounds to communicate with others.
7. Dragons are fond of gold, but what is precious to them does not always have monetary value. His muse is the fortune.
8. Dragons are highly spiritual beings, spending much time in solitude within their caves, pondering life.
9. Dragons are naturalists, loving nature and scenery with regular needs to commune in the mountains or by the sea.
10. Dragons are cranky, suffering indigestion and reflux, so sometimes it can take a few days for them to return to their wicked witted, good humored selves.
Dragon Common Sense
Dragons don’t trust many people and they rarely let people close. The reasons are based on philosophy and physicality. First, they have a very definitive ethics and integrity about taking people as they find them. With keen eyesight and good ears, they observe whether or not other creatures do what they say. For the dragon, consistent conduct is measurable. Experiential observation offers them exceptional instinct and intuition about people, often predicting others behavior before it occurs. Also, being that they have a tough exterior for self production, they are conscientiously concerned such seasoned defensive mechanisms will hurt others. As a species, dragons also have a long history of people cozying up to them to gain treasure or wisdom and then these people turning around to steal from them, stab them in the heart or wound them where it hurts or simply abandoning them without a word. Blue dragons in particular are highly communicative creatures, fully capable seeing the three sides of any issue—the dragon’s, yours and the balanced middle-ground.
Little Known Facts…
Generally, dragons don’t like to be touched without their permission. Likely, humans feel the same way about their personal boundaries. After all, how do you react to being pawed or petted like an animal? Dragons safeguard close proximity for only the closest of companions. They will make a big stink about being hugged or attempted to be touched by complete strangers from whom they most definitely do not want in their comfort zone. And when they do, rest assured that the person to whom they express this frustration the most often is the very person from whom they know within the depth of their soul they would most likely accept a deep, long squeeze.
Dragons are warm blooded, making them particularly good to snuggle with on a cold night, should you have earned their trust to be their Master or Muse, honors they don’t just bestow on just anyone…as these people come along only once in a life time.
