Breeding Dragons From Today Novels & Stories

’ I asked taking a sit beside him while drowning his half glass of liquor. A mischievous smile appeared on his face as his eyes flickered to my lips and back to my eyes. ‘Since ancient times, love between dragons and other creatures was forbidden. A dragon and other creatures cannot procreate a normal healthy offspring, any offspring born would be an evil creature in the nearest future as a dragon hybrid instinct would be to kill even from a tender age, so it was frowned upon to avoid this problem. But of course, there will always be those who disobey the laws of the gods.

"Dragons are magical creatures. Somehow, they can impregnate a woman. A few months later the woman lays a dragon egg." "Women laying eggs?" His jaw had dropped in astonishment and he found it difficult to get the question out. "It's why so many people hate dragons," she explained. "For a long time they'd kidnap and rape them. However, for the last few decades dragons have tended to pay young maidens to carry their eggs." "So, like a surrogate system." Seth nodded his head as if it made sense. "And just so we're clear," she added. "Even if we were to start a relationship, there's no way I'm laying any eggs for you or any other dragon. So don't even think about it."

Daerius is waiting in the hallway, a confused look on his face. “What is a Fight Circle?” He asks as we walk outside. “When a female dragon comes of age, males will fight to be their mate. Also, since female dragons are rare, when a female’s mate dies, the males are supposed to fight for her again,” I explain. “So Kailo fought to get you then?” He asks. I nod. “After I shifted into my dragon at 14, my father declared my availability. Kailo was the first to claim me, but then another man decided he wanted me too.”

Blaze remembered. "That's the same one. I don't know until very recently that even Dragons originated from the fairy. The fairy goddess became sad when she saw her children fighting with each other, so she gifted the powers of the relic to three women, who most probably are fully fae or half-fae like my Mate. Then a dragon would be born as her protector and Mate. Together they would protect both the fae and the dragon races. So our mother decided to become a matchmaker. These three dragons are the protectors, who would be taking the thrones as the three elders" Drake explained. Blaze nodded his head.

Blake nodded and commenced checking the pulse of Xi Lin, and as his Divine Qi entered, so did Drake, following the channels toward the embryo. This was the first time Blake gazed upon the dragon species’ birth. The condition of Partridge Chai Bing was that of a human, but here was the beginning of the birth of a dragon. Blake was fascinated by the development of these species since he and Xuanlu would marry and would conceive a child of their own, and since the dragon gene was more dominant than a human’s, she would most likely give birth to a dragon herself. Blake observed the embryo within the forming shell and was amazed by the growth.

Jade moved to sit on the bed, with her legs crossed. “What exactly is a Dragon’s mate?” “Basically, it is just like a husband and wife. It is a Dragon’s way of getting married. Except a little different. You see when a Dragon finds his mate, there is no other female for him. They are extremely loyal. In fact, it is physically impossible for a Dragon to be with anyone other than their mate.” Staring at her blankly, I waited for her to continue explaining it to me.

Ember’s hands had gone in instinctual protection to cradle the evidence of her pregnancy and her eyes met his in shared distress. Salamen’s words had truth behind them, Samuel acknowledged to himself as he crossed to stand with Ember, putting his arm around her, but he would never let Ember know of it. “We dragons have had multiple births this season,” he told the assembled dragons. “More than every season preceding it for decades. Across multiple bloodlines. Ember is right. Whilst the corporeal forms of the Goddess and Gods have disappeared from our world, and their descendants are under attack, the fact that dragons are seeing an increase is a sign that we are meant to fight this. The time

Mia immediately asked. Serenity shook her head in slow motion. "No, and I haven't. I've only heard that the dragon will choose a mate from among the werewolves." "Seren, the bride-giving ritual for dragons is one that I will never participate in for many years of my life. My parents used to say that the dragon bride ritual is a blood ritual. The chosen dragon bride must give the dragon offspring, and live forever together as mates. Not to mention the rumors of dragon brides being burned alive after giving birth to their offspring. I don't know if they will live or if many of them will die. Didn't you think about that until now?" Mia explained.

Are you seeing this?!" the Lord exclaimed, "My cousin is back and she has a dragon with her!! How is this possible?! I thought dragons were extinct!" "So did I," Jarrod responded, "No dragon has been seen for centuries. And this one is helping the Princess. Then the legend must be true." "What legend? What are you talking about?" Ethan asked angrily. Jarrod began to explain the legend of the dragons... "Many years ago, dragons were common in our land. And all of them came to life the same way. They all were sons of the Queen Dragon. A human female that was the only one capable of giving birth to them." An image formed in Jarrod's mind; the Queen was kneeling on the ground, with a pregnant be

I ask, pointing to the map. “Dragon hatching grounds,” Ailduin says softly. “Hatching grounds?” Madelyn asks. “Dragons are, or were, reptiles. They laid eggs and hatched their young high up in the mountains to avoid predators, most of whom were humans,” he says. I look at Madelyn, thinking about her family and the family of the others. “So, conceivably, these mountains call to the dragons when a female becomes pregnant. If this was where the dragons of old hatched their young and the dragon’s blood runs through their veins, they might have felt the pull to return to those hatching grounds.”