A Dragon Story Novels & Stories

“Only a fire dragon would insist on being abroad at this time of the day, instead of sleeping in the shade.” “The sooner we finish here, the sooner we can return home,” she replied. “And I do not wish to miss the birth of Sekhara’s baby.” “Nor do I,” he agreed. Dragons gave birth rarely, and this child would be the firstborn in centuries. “Well, then,” she scooped her hand into the water and splashed him with it. “Now that you are done playing in the water, shall we be on?” As they rounded the corner, Samuel paused, his hand scooping back the fabric of his robes and coming to rest on his sword and he slid his eyes to Ember who shadowed his pose. The scent of blood and death lingered on the a

I didn't understand why he was still in the mood to tell stories at this time. Kincaid didn't care about my reaction and said, "There is a dragon that requires the village to sacrifice a virgin to it every year. This village also has a brave young man to fight against the dragon every year, but no one has ever returned. One year, the dragon asked the village to sacrifice its virgins, and a young man set out with a sword. At this moment, someone in the village secretly followed him to see what had happened." Kincaid stopped and looked at me, asking, "Do you know what have they seen?"

Keya says passionately. “The love of a dragon is not to be underestimated. When you claim a dragon properly, when you are worthy of being a rider, there is no greater experience in the world. But we cannot allow these indiscriminate claims, these forced claims, to continue. It’s not right,” Keagan says.

Raya’s eyes go wide before looking at my mother in panic. “Okay so Lily.. I understand now that you might have found out who we are.. what we are,” my mother begins to say, pausing as she tries to find the right words to say to me. “And I just want to tell you I did the best I could, leaving your father to be the best mom I could, and to raise you the right way. I am not sorry for it, however I guess you did have the right to know who and what you are, yes Lily you are a witch and dragon. You weren’t supposed to have a dragon you know.. female dragons are a dying species and the dragons magic is dying, male dragons are getting angry because they cannot produce anymore female dragons. They ar

Empire shifted tectonically under Kenji's chessboard; my pieces no longer pawns. Evening found him in lounge depths, scotch amber glowing city-veined glass, obsidian gaze lifting as stilettos clicked approach. No words—just stare loaded double-meanings, dragon pulse leaping throat under my dissection. Vengeance sealed blood ties, stalking forged new chains. Tension simmered, no boil, slow burn, atmospheric lethal—his to ruin, mine to claim.

“You are the Commander, but you cannot command destiny. You cannot touch her because your aura will crush her. You cannot reject her because the bond will kill you both. You are trapped, Draven. We are looking at a living nightmare.” I closed my eyes, forcing Karl’s furious roars into a corner of my mind. We've heard stories of dragons tearing themselves apart because they could not survive the loss. True mates were rare precisely because the bond was merciless. It gave everything or destroyed everything. “Then she stays ignorant. I stay away and pray to the Creator that the world never finds out what she is to me.”

Hearing sad stories was painful, especially living alone in a strange place. Draco felt that his life was a responsibility he had to fulfill for the future of the dragons. He didn't have time to think about himself. He didn't even know whether he deserved love or not. His life was a duty and responsibility, nothing else. Draco felt his energy drain rapidly when he was around humans. He longed for the hidden dragon lair where he grew up, but Draco couldn't return. He had to face his destiny. Draco had to find a way to keep his true identity as a dragon hidden until he managed to find his golden dragon’s heart.

Filled with fire and volcanos as far as the eye could see. Until one day, when in every corner of the world, a blood-freezing howl was heard. No one knows how, but a great beast had made his nest at the top of the tallest Vulcano in Valaria. A dragon... It terrorized travelers for decades until a young prince from the southern kingdom set on an adventure to kill the beast. For years and years, no one heard from him and all assumed he was dead. Until the prince reappeared. Riding the dragon he tamed and bearing the flags of all the other kingdoms he conquered alone, building the empire of Valaria.

For these dragons that had never left the island, Roderick was a legend, and that was simply because of who Roderick was. The Son of the Dragon King The Wandering Dragon The Vagabond Prince He was a legend within the young generation, and his strength was reflective of a child of the strongest dragon upon the island. Roderick was in a rush to speak to the elders, but he could not deny the young dragons the right to have their thirst quenched, and so he stopped to answer their questions. He beguiled them with tales of his travels and wowed them with stories of the foes he had faced. Harpies, Orc Lords, Frost Wolves, and Phoenixes. He mentioned them all and described his encounter in detail. W

Gabriel would kill me if he knew. “Well there are a lot of myths and stories told for so many generations and cultures I’d like to believe those kinds of things are true. There are dragon stories from Chinese mythology and then you have the medieval knights fighting dragons. Sometimes I wish I was there to witness for myself what these people were actually seeing for those kinds of myths to told for so long. It’s very interesting.”