Digi the Dragon was different from other dragons. Instead of hoarding gold, she loved to knit—her claws clicking away, turning rainbow yarn into scarves, hats, and tiny mittens. But Digi’s world was changing: the Digital Frontier had arrived! Creatures everywhere used screens, sent messages, and visited virtual mountains. Digi wanted to share her crafts with new friends, so she learned to knit patterns using code. With each click, she wove pixel scarves that traveled through the internet, arriving as bright surprises on digital doorsteps. At first, some animals were wary. They missed real hugs and old campfires. But when they wrapped themselves in Digi’s knitted gifts, they felt the warmth—each scarf carried a special message and a wish for happiness. Soon, Digi was helping friends video-chat, telling bedtime stories through glowing screens, and teaching others to create with both hands and hearts. She even knitted a blanket big enough for the whole village to join together—both online and off. In the Digital Frontier, Digi showed that kindness, creativity, and connection could cross any distance. The legend of the Knitting Dragon reminded all: no matter how fast the world changes, love is always in the pattern.