<section> <div class="section-body"> <div class="submission-description user-submitted-links">A little late but none the less we have our favorite dragons enjoying fright night at the Crescent Hall. Hope you all had a fun Halloween.<br><br>Story may come soon as well.</div> </div> </section> <div class="comments-list"> <div id="responsebox" class="aligncenter"><form id="add_comment_form" action="/view/58686630/" method="post" name="myform"> <div class="section-body no-padding">&nbsp;</div> </form></div> </div>

<p>Happy early hallow&rsquo;s eve everyone. I&rsquo;m back with another drawing, this time as an illustration.</p> <p>What&rsquo;s with the pumpkin dragon?</p> <p>It started with a pumpkin that I carved two years ago during a pumpkin carving activity with my family. I made him to be a happy little pumpkin with a scar running down from his left eye, down to his mouth, and I named him Roi. I had set him on the porch later that night only to find him with bite marks from a deer the next morning.</p> <p class="empty-p">&nbsp;</p> <p>Last year&hellip;.</p> <p>I carved Roi again. Same design. Happy little pumpkin with his scar. I must say, he lasted longer than the last&hellip;</p> <p>Until me and my bros sighted in our guns for hunting season.</p> <p>If you need a further explanation&hellip; yes. He was used as a target.</p> <p class="empty-p">&nbsp;</p> <p>And this year. I decided to make an artwork of him (Without his scar. Only because it didn&rsquo;t look right in the sketch) and now he&rsquo;s back for revenge. I promise he only wants candy and belly rubs.</p>