I dream of Polar night

Charon listened to the remainder of the story. He didn't really understand why the dragon would say that grass took everything, but he figured that the rest of the story would explain this to him, so he listened. He felt a pang of envy as Osprey told him that she had actually flown on top of a dragon's back and had seen the world from above. Charon wondered if he would one day be able to see the world from above as he rode a dragon's back, the brisk air blowing in his face.

When Osprey told about how we all became grass, Charon was thoroughly confused. He didn't really understand a lot of the story, being young and not understanding much of the world yet. He didn't really understand how anyone would become grass at some point, but didn't ask, wanting to listen to the story instead of interupting it with questions.

At the end of the story, Charon had only one question left. "Where... Where'd the dragon go?" The confusion was evident from his voice as he spoke and looked at Osprey inquisitively. Osprey had been there when the story took place, so she had to know what had happened, exactly, to the dragon.