Black Dragon Twin Falls Novels & Stories

Asides from being future Alphas, they were also related to nagas, the rarest mythical snakes and to dragons, one of the mightiest mythical beasts. So when Chasin, an onyx black dragon with large leathery wings landed in the party in front of the twins, it was no surprise that everyone wanted to be associated with the twins. They were still in awe of the black dragon who had transformed into a young man with smooth hazelnut ecru skin color when another dragon flew into sight. This time, it was a stone blue dragon, smaller than the black dragon. The blue dragon also transformed and brown monolid eyes smiled at the twins. Ryoko was a fire dragon, like her father while her older brother, Chasin

I said quietly. Godiva stepped forward, her hand brushing against the temple’s surface. The runes glowed momentarily, as if recognizing her touch. Light radiated from her, forming a connection to the Moon Goddess herself. But the moment didn’t last. From deep within the temple came a low, menacing growl. I extended my claws, instincts on high alert. “Damn it! How many enemies must we face? It’s making me want to tear them all to pieces.” I was wrong. The shadows within the temple shifted, coalescing into a massive form, a black wolf with silver eyes. The creature let out an ear-splitting howl, its claws scraping the stone floor.

“She was further along in her pregnancy than you thought. She wasn’t carrying one child.” Luca froze, his heart lurching. “What are you saying?” “She was carrying twins.” The corridor spun around him. He staggered back a step, his hand gripping the wall. Twins. Two lives. His Emilia carrying two pieces of them. The doctor’s voice cut through the haze like a blade. “One of the fetuses… didn’t survive the trauma from the fall.” Luca’s throat closed. His chest heaved, but no sound came out. “I’m sorry,” the doctor said quietly. “But there is one still alive. For now.”

“Our family is a very noble bloodline. Why else would a black dragon choose such a vessel?” “What? How do you know?” I asked, and she chuckled “Oh, I could see your two mates, my dear child. Only a black dragon has two mates,” she explained. Oh, that actually made sense. I knew it was a special black dragon trait. It just didn’t occur that she would see that I was mated to the twins so quickly. She obviously saw my thought process because she chuckled again. “You don’t get to be on the dragon council for almost twenty years, without being just a little observant,” she said with a wink.

Doug laughed and said, "Have you ever seen shamans transform into earthbound immortals? Those are the dragons of the Python family from the northeast." Chad noticed Hector trembling in fear, terrified of the two python dragons. Doug smiled at his daughter, Janice. "Miss Sixth, it's up to you to avenge Janice!" Janice, possessed by Miss Sixth, smiled triumphantly. She vanished on the spot and reappeared atop the black dragon's head. She exclaimed softly, "Dragon's Breath!" The black dragon opened its mouth and spewed a black mist like a dark cloud, engulfing Winston! Almost simultaneously, lightning struck the black mist rising from the rainbow-colored clouds in the sky.

The dragon took wing and courted his celestial love with a radiant display of fire from her triple gullets, washing the purple mountains in gold. Twilight drew close when they came to the mouth of the cave. Zmei continued his display, like a proud bird of paradise. “Quick,” Ivan said, dismounting Greyback. “Zmei’s cavern is a labyrinth, and the gateway closes at dusk.” Morozko followed Ivan inside, wading through Zmei’s plundered hoards. Skeletons mixed with gold and jewels. Stalactites dripped like icicles from the ceiling and the lair smelled of charred meat.

His head moved to bow to me too, and I raced to return the gesture before moving forward. The same happened when I passed by Ryle—the smoky violet dragon, Rohan—the flaming red dragon, Aldric—the desert orange beast, Egan—the ochre behemoth, Elvira—with her white scales, and the twins, Kelan and Declan—proud of their metallic blue shade. They were all beautiful beasts I had the pleasure of knowing. They were all deadly too. Very deadly. I certainly don’t want to cross them in the future. I was so engrossed with their generous treatment that I only noticed the path to the stage already on the water. I was past the shoreline now and I was surrounded with water on both sides.

“Shadows lurk inside the temple. Do not trust them, for their purpose is to stop those who want to reach the Last Chamber, where Uzriel is. To enter the Last Chamber, the blood of the seven stones—Sapphire, Topaz, Emerald, Obsidian, Kyanite, Garnet, and Moonstone—is required. “The Avatar of Inoss and the Avatar of Adanoss will become one, and they shall defeat the Avatar of Beliar. “To defeat Beliar, the Avatar of Inoss will have to enter the Halls of Darkness. “The door had been opened from this side, but it could only be closed from the other world.” The white dragon looked at her. “I am Qyrdi.” “I am Egin,” the green dragon said. “Zevo,” the light blue dragon said next. “Nakoss,” the blac

The unmistakable mountain tops rising above moonlight outside. “The northern gorge,” I said, looking into Draven’s dark, calculating gaze. “Leo is imprisoned in the underground dungeons carved out of the black bedrock. The construction features ancient chevron cuts. High above the cell, in an iron drainage grate, you can see the Twin Fangs.” Kael’s eyes narrowed. The instinct of a warrior snapped to life. “Twin Fangs… That is the mountain pass that was abandoned at the northern border. There are no settlements there.”

​Standing entirely alone at the edge of the precipice, Laura raised her hands toward the darkening sky. Her dual-toned eyes blazed with brilliant, harmonic light as she began channeling her energy upward, projecting a pure, resonant frequency that echoed far out into the stratosphere. ​A moment later, a deafening, joyful roar answered her call from above. ​The sovereign Black Dragon plunged gracefully through the cloud line, its massive obsidian scales catching the last golden rays of sunlight. It circled the spire three times before landing softly on the stone terrace, folding its colossal wings and bowing its horned head directly in front of Laura.