But during their hunt for the dragon, they both get killed by Ping’s “Qi” skills.Ĭonflict In the beginning of the book, Ping is a slave. The book didn’t say any detail on how they looked, except that they both had evil plans.
The necromancer is also working with Diao to get the dragon stone, as he has an evil plan. As he tries to find Danzi and kill him, he also wants to take the dragon stone. He is determined to kill the dragon and take his body. He claims he must go there otherwise he will die.Īntagonist get Diaois the dragon hunter, that the emperor sent after to find Danzi and Ping. He is a very old dragon, therefore, he needs to cross the Ocean to get to the Isle of Blest, where there is the water of life. He has two long horns and has extremely sharp teeth. In the sunlight, his scales are greenish-blue. Inside his den, he keeps hidden a mysterious dragon stone, that later is found out to be an egg. In the beginning of the book, his wife, Lu Yu, dies, leaving him to be the last. Danzi is one of the last imperial dragons in the Han Empire. Throughout their dangerous adventure to the Ocean, the dragon, Long Danzi, helps her discover who she really is, her destiny as a dragon keeper. The only clothes she has is a gold colored Kimono. In the book, Ping is described as a young girl that has dark brown hair. When Ping was very young, her parents sold her to Master Lan, as they did not have enough money to take care of her. At first she regards them as rather useless animals, but later on begins to feel their power and significance. Her job was to take care of the last imperial dragons in the Han Empire. She works for the lazy and cruel Master Lan, who neglects her. She doesn't know her name, her age, or who her parent's are. Protagonists In the beginning of the book, Ping is a slave. By Carole Wilkinson Quarter 2 Book Report By Alice Choi 7-3BComeau This was the place where the purple dragon, the last of the first, hatched. Dragon Keeper This picture represents the scene of when Danzi and Ping find the Ocean.
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