Get ready for an out-of-this-world adventure! In this story, you’ll meet Drakar, a magnificent emerald dragon whose spaceship crash-lands in the most unexpected of places: a quiet suburban town. Drakar is not your typical fire-breathing dragon. He's more like a lovable, slightly clumsy alien who's desperately trying to get home. His only problem? He's lost his hyperdrive remote control, and without it, he's stranded light-years from his home planet, Arcturus-7. Enter Eric, a fifteen-year-old with a knack for finding lost things – and a heart of gold. When Eric stumbles upon Drakar’s predicament, he doesn’t run screaming; instead, he offers his help. And so begins an epic cross-country adventure, filled with thrilling chases, quirky characters, and heartwarming moments of friendship. Together, Drakar and Eric face down bumbling government agents, outsmart a greedy black market collector, and even make some unlikely allies along the way. From bustling city auction houses to abandoned subway tunnels, their journey is filled with humor, suspense, and surprising discoveries. But their greatest discovery? The power of friendship that can bridge even the greatest of galactic distances. Prepare to laugh, to cheer, and to be reminded of the incredible power of hope, kindness, and the enduring bonds of friendship, no matter how strange or wonderful the circumstances may be. Fasten your seatbelts; this is one adventure you won't want to miss!
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Vishwaraj Singh
Vishwaraj Singh is a 12‑year‑old student of Class 8 who loves writing science‑fiction and dragon stories that mix fun, adventure, and real emotions. He is inspired by his loving family, especially his strong and caring mother, and by friends who share their dreams and challenges. Through characters like alien dragons and brave kids, he talks about friendship, kindness, courage, and social issues in a simple, modern way. He hopes his stories encourage other children to imagine big, stay rooted in family values, and use creativity to make the world better.
