The Golden Dragon's Princess
If it were a hearth story, I told myself, there would be three impossible tasks for the princess to surmount.
I began to sort the treasure and soon amassed two piles. Handling such wealth overwhelmed the mind, I thought. I stopped seeing the items beneath my fingers as precious, and instead viewed them much as I would if he had placed a pile of stone, seed or feathers, like from story, before me, and told me to sort them.
In story, however, the princess had magical aid with her impossible tasks. Birds to sort the feathers and seed, a wand to move the rock. I had no such assistance. The beautiful golden-haired man offered none, sitting in his throne and progressing slowly but steadily through
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