Dragon Princess

A lonely dragon sitting on a huge treasure eagerly wishes to have children. A sorceress with the head of a frog gives him three eggs, but on one condition: if he ever gets angry, he must give her the second most valuable thing he owns. A short time later, two little dragons and a wild girl with green hair hatch from the eggs. The dragon affectionately calls her Bristly Hair. She can spit fire like her brothers, is stronger than a bear, and romps around in the forest all day long. One day she discovers a human child, a princess without a name. Her voice sounds like birdsong, and she can talk to animals. The two strange girls quickly become friends, and Bristle Hair takes the princess to her home. The old dragon is horrified, knowing what humans are capable of when they discover such a great treasure. His rage is immeasurable and brings the sorceress to the scene. She is standing outside his cave, reminding him of their bargain. In his desperation, the dragon is ready to part with Bristly Hair.