Once upon a time, there lived a great philosopher named Jordan Peterson. He was well known around the world for his wisdom and his views on a wide range of topics, from politics to religion. One day, Peterson received a summons from the President of the United States, Barrack Obama. Obama requested Peterson’s presence in Washington D.C. to discuss the country’s current political climate. Peterson accepted the invitation and set off for the nation’s capital.

Upon arriving in Washington, Peterson was surprised to find that Obama wasn’t alone. He was accompanied by a large black scaled dragon, which was perched upon the edge of the White House lawn. Peterson had never seen such a beast before and was awestruck by its size and ferocity. Obama then explained to Peterson that the dragon was a gift from the gods and that it was his job to protect the country from any external threats. He asked Peterson to mount the dragon and accompany him in his fight against any enemies of the United States. Without hesitation, Peterson accepted the challenge and eagerly mounted the dragon. With Obama leading the way, Peterson and the dragon flew high into the sky and circled around Washington D.C. searching for any potential enemies. After a few hours of searching, they finally spotted a small group of hostile forces approaching from the south.

Without hesitation, Peterson and Obama charged towards the approaching forces and began to engage them in battle. The dragon breathed fire and roared with rage as Peterson brandished a sword and fought alongside Obama. Together, they fought bravely and eventually defeated their enemies with ease. When the battle was finally over, Peterson and Obama returned to Washington triumphant. Having saved the nation from a great threat, they were celebrated by the citizens of the city with cheers and applause. From that day forth, Jordan Peterson was known as the “Dragon Rider” and remained an esteemed figure in the eyes of both Americans and citizens around the world. His courage and bravery were admired by many, and his legend lives on to this day.