"Make me think it's okay if you're the one who eats me..." In the mountains somewhere, a tiger catches its prey--a lone dragon, the kind that is hardly ever seen. Eating the dragon's meat extracts the ultimate flavor, drinking its blood heals all one's injuries, devouring its heart grants ...

"Make me think it's okay if you're the one who eats me..." In the mountains somewhere, a tiger catches its prey--a lone dragon, the kind that is hardly ever seen. Eating the dragon's meat extracts the ultimate flavor, drinking its blood heals all one's injuries, devouring its heart grants immortality...and yet, upon seeing the dragon's undeveloped stature, the tiger refuses to eat it. Dragon and tiger, predator and prey--is what ties them together simply natural hunting instincts, or something more...?

Dragons are as valuable as they are rare. It's said their meat tastes exquisite, their blood can heal any wound, and their hearts grant immortality when consumed. A tiger is lucky enough to capture one, but as she's about to devour the beast, she pauses--he's much too young to make into a meal. The tiger decides to raise the dragon herself, and it turns out there's more to him than meets the eye. Is it simply natural instincts that draw the predator and her prey to each other, or is it something greater...?