Changes: Flying drake

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Flying drakes are creatures similar to dragons.

I don't hunt dragons ... I hunt forktails, for sure. And dracolizards. And flying drakes. But not true dragons; the green, the black or the red. Take note, please.

- Geralt of Rivia, Sword of Destiny

Local folklore in Lower Posada tells of flying drakes terrorizing the village's vicinity.

Notes

Sapkowski uses name "latawiec", which can be translated as "kite". Unlike the English word, though, Polish latawiec has only two meanings: flying toy for children or a demon often translated as a Fiery Serpent.

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-{{Block Quote|text = I don't hunt dragons … I hunt [[forktail]]s, for sure. And [[dracolizard]]s. And '''flying drakes'''. But not true dragons; the [[Green dragon|green]], the [[Black dragon|black]] or the [[Red dragon|red]]. Take note, please.|speaker = [[Geralt of Rivia]]|citation = {{SoD}}}}
+{{Block Quote|text = I don't hunt dragons ... I hunt [[forktail]]s, for sure. And [[dracolizard]]s. And '''flying drakes'''. But not true dragons; the [[Green dragon|green]], the [[Black dragon|black]] or the [[Red dragon|red]]. Take note, please.|speaker = [[Geralt of Rivia]]|citation = {{SoD}}}}
 Local folklore in [[Lower Posada]] tells of flying drakes terrorizing the village's vicinity.