
Part of the Bumblespells series
A lazy dragon and a runaway girl team up to escape danger and find freedom.
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Cl’rnce, a nap-loving dragon, reluctantly teams up with Moire Ain, a runaway from the evil Hedge Witch. Moire dreams of becoming a wizard, but her spells often misfire. When she saves Cl’rnce from a knight, she sees a chance to escape her past. Together, they embark on an unexpected adventure, with Moire determined to prove herself as Cl’rnce's wizard partner. Can they outwit their pursuers and find freedom, or will their mismatched partnership lead to chaos?
For Cl’rnce, a perfect day would involve a nap, another nap, followed by dinner, and a nap. So what if he’s the only dr’gon his age without a wizard partner or the ability to fly? That sounds like work, and Cl’rnce is opposed to all forms of work. Moire Ain, on the other hand, has never known anything except miserable, soul-crushing work. She has lived her whole life as a virtual slave to the evil Hedge Witch. When Moire Ain overhears Hedge Witch plot to have Moire Ain kill a king, the girl runs away with only a magic book, her pet raven, and a dream of someday becoming a Great and Mighty Wizard. Moire Ain hasn’t even been gone a full day when she stumbles across an irritated Cl’rnce. Grudgingly, Cl’rnce has accepted a quest, and he now finds himself footsore, hungry, and trapped in a tree by a dragon slaying knight. With a bumbled spell, Moire Ain manages to save Cl’rnce’s life. Unimpressed, Cl’rnce tries to get rid of the little wanna-be wizard so he can get back to his interrupted nap. However, Moire Ain has gotten a glimpse of a way to free herself from Hedge Witch for the rest of her life. Convinced now that she would make an excellent wizard partner, despite the bumbled spells, Moire Ain invites herself along on Cl’rnce’s adventure.
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