@Draconess25, you seem to have a pretty arbitrary conception of reality.
Here’s the thing. Reality actually follows laws. Those laws may seem depressing, because they imply that things like dragons actually are imaginary. And I realize that people like you probably have an emotional need to believe in such things.
However—the laws of reality are fascinating. Go to my first post in the thread and click on the link. It will take you to a page about siphonophores, colonial jellyfish that form these huge glow-in-the-dark “bodies,” like a moving city of jellyfish that acts as a single organism.
Here’s a video of one.
Siphonophores obey the laws of reality. They are in fact fragile creatures. They can’t exist on the sun—they’re not “magical.” They can’t even exist out of water. If you get too close, they’ll scatter. If you try to bring them up to the surface, they’ll disintegrate.
But they aren’t imaginary. We know how they evolved. We know how they eat and survive.
And they are more amazing, more beautiful, more mysterious, and certainly more “original” and “creative” than the imaginary dragons you believe in. A dragon is just a mish-mash of creatures that early humans were familiar with. But who could have ever dreamed of a siphonophore!
The creatures of the real world are much more fascinating and surprising than dragons.