We decided to add a little story to our puzzles. Today the story is about Frida, the author of the text Svetlana Bagderina my friend prepared the text for my drawing.  
I can publish the drawing a little later. 

At the edge of the White World, white of snow and ice, in a deep cave with a geyser heating and a view of the rainbow bridge that leads to the country of the otryazh gods, lived and lived without chewing anyone (unnecessarily) dragon family. The father is a proud and belligerent Drakar with a sharp eye and strong fangs, and his claws - a stone in the sand will tear... if, of course, he decides to engage in such nonsense. His wife, the bronze-haired Frida, who loves food, coziness, and cats, knows exactly what to do with her husband. Any queen would envy her jewelry collection, and if she looks closely she will find quite a few of her own: Drakar adores bringing his beloved wife souvenirs from far away adventures. 
But more than travel, adventure, jewels and even cats, Drakar and Frida love their son and daughter. But to love children does not mean to pamper them blindly: they must have a dragon's character, and thanks to the efforts of their parents the elder Freya and the younger Loki are growing up to be real dragons! Though it's not an easy matter when each family member has his own idea of what it means to be a real dragon. And some have more than one. 
Frida as a baby was raised in a single-parent family. One day her mother flew away to the North to take a break from her domestic cares: to hunt huge, fierce wolves - wargs, to fly in a race with the winged horses of Brunhilde, to fight the giants-otuns... and never returned. No one knew what happened to her, but her and Orm's children - little Frida and three brothers - were left in their father's care. Orm did his best, hunting all day long to provide for his family, which by a dragon's standards is not insignificant, but his older brother had to raise the younger ones. Proud of his trust, the elder decided to make dragons out of the little ones by all means-even if one of them was a dragoness. How successful he was only found out when Frida married Drakar. It wasn't easy to figure out who was the head and who was the neck, who was the breadwinner and who was the hearth keeper, and how a dragon differs from a dragoness. "If it were not for wisdom, a lake of which the gods of Otryagia added to the first dragons, we would not be able to understand," Drakar said later, shaking his massive horned head, and instructively added: "So my father told me, my grandfather told him, my grandfather told my great-grandfather, and you can not argue with great-grandfather. Frida only smiled at this, wrapping her bronze mane, as stiff as wire and as shiny as polished copper, around her claw. She knew that wisdom is wisdom, and without love they would have no family or children. And though their family was unlike any other dragonfamily in all Otryagia. So what if on the walls, where their neighbors hung deer skins, they had black warg heads mixed with axes: comfort first! And let the entrance to their cave be covered by a souvenir sail and mast instead of souvenir shatt-al-sheik carpets. Into hel hot fashion! There are things for all times - and all weathers, by the way. So what if, instead of making kosh-mar sauce out of the cats her husband brought her, she left those cute critters to live with her? At least rats can't be lured into their cave by magic, and she doesn't have to worry about the game. Who's a bad hostess then? Yes, their family ate their meat not from silver and gold platters, a weakness of any dragon, but from sliced shields, but it was ecological and practical. And who of the malicious neighbors would know how much effort it took Frieda to choose her set of colors and patterns! Now you can't just put anything on the floor: her daughter is growing up and needs to be brought up to be a real dragon! Or a dragoness? 
Difficulty: ★★☆☆☆
Time of assembly: 1-2 hours
Age: Ages 7-14
Size: A4
Number of parts: 78
HHW: 100x140x20 mm
Weight: 90 g

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