Celestia spent the years assuming the stereotype of a dragon. She would often steal treasures from castles, eat their livestock, and steal their sons. She no longer believed that there was any help that would be coming to save her from this curse, so she decided to be what she was on the inside and outside. The large, white dragon arose from her mountainous pile of gold and jewels, everything falling to the cave ground as it rolled off of her. There were other dragons that lived in the area, but she was the most rich of them all. She put a claw to her stomach as it grumbled at her, she gave a low growl as she moved from the inside of her cave to the mouth of it in irritation. She spread her wings and rocketed off of the ground into the beautiful morning sky. The wind under her wings felt like nothing she could ever describe. This was the only thing she liked about being a dragon. She loved to fly. As a child, she would often watch the birds fly outside her window, dreaming that she could do the same. Celestia closed her large blue eyes as she flew towards the castle. When she heard the horns signifying the Kingdom that she was drawing near, she opened her eyes and felt the fire burn deep within her belly. She let out a roar, when she opened her mouth blue flames shot out and hit a few villages houses as she flew by. Letting out another roar, she circled around and landed in the center of the town, crushing anything that was underneath her with her mighty claws. She let out another roar and more flames came from her mouth, lighting the market on fire. She growled as some of the guards came and shot arrows at her but they rendered useless because of her skin.<br/><br/>After the guards were properly turned into a crisp, Celestia stomped off in the direction of where they kept their livestock. The large dragon broke the fence, once inside the field, she grabbed a cow in her claws and shoved the bovine in her mouth. With one large bite and a swallow, the cow was in her stomach. Feeling that she was still hungry, she ate another cow. Guards and farmers tried to stop her, but the dragon continued to eat. She acted as if there was nobody bothering her.