In Honah Lee, Puff, a magic dragon, lived by the sea. He was known for his thunderous roar and playful frolics in the autumn mist.

Puff's best friend, little Jackie Paper, loved the rascally Puff. He would often bring him strings, sealing wax, and other fancy things.

Together, they would set out on adventures on a boat with billowed sail. Jackie would stay on lookout, perched on Puff's gigantic tail.

Whenever they arrived, noble kings, princes, and even pirates would acknowledge Puff's might, showing respect and fear at the sound of his roar.

A dragon lives forever, but not so little boys. As time passed, Jackie's interest shifted from Puff to other toys.

One gray night it happened, Jackie came no more, leaving Puff lonely and longing for his friend.

Without Jackie, Puff's might ceased. The roar that once resonated across the sea was heard no more.

Yet, Puff continued to live by the sea, and frolic in the autumn mist, holding onto the memories of his dear friend Jackie.

Even in his solitude, Puff remained hopeful. He knew his journey was not over yet.

Puff believed that one day, a new friend would find him, and they would embark on new adventures together.

Puff, the magic dragon, still lives by the sea, and frolics in the autumn mist in Honah Lee.

His story is a testament to friendship, bravery, and the power of imagination that echoes across Honah Lee.