Novel & Cerita Cookie Run: Kingdom Pitaya Dragon Cookie

Arric yelled out as he moved his play piece to corner my King on the chess board. “Must you yell?” Past Azura winced as she covered her ears, but in a playful manor. “I think everyone in town heard you.” “Oh come on! This is the first time I have beat you in this game. I am ready to go to the top of the mountain to let the whole world know that for the first time in thousands of year's I, Arric Chasm, have over powered the Dragon Queen.” I snorted at that comment. This was the first time I was referenced as a Queen. While it was technically true, the idea of being Queen sounded weird. I was anything but regal.

In any case, I thank whatever deities are out there for the extra time. “You shouldn’t bet your money on either of that.” I tease her weakly, pulling her back towards our table inside the café. “That’s fine, I have nothing to lose. Oh, wait…I want another one of those giant cookies from the bar—” Raya pulls him back towards the bar but the girl at the counter shrugs. “Sorry, hun, we’re sold out. Told you they disappear quickly.” “Oh my, that’s…impressive.” “We get them only twice a week so people stock up.”

Now it's time for her to make him eat things that he haven't eaten before. Their first destination for their food trip is the smokey place. It is well known for their well marinated chicken intestine and for their barbecue. "Manong, five pieces of chiken intestine and four pieces of barbecue and five pieces of blood sausage." Peach give the money for the foods that she ordered before looking at Prince Caspian's face. Peach's mouth hang open when she saw Prince Caspian's reaction. He looks like someone who wants to poop. "What's with the reaction?" Peach asks with a little laugh.

King Timodore said then he faced Noema. “My daughter Noema, let us play, cover Daddy with a glass shield and yourself then we will search for the serpent. Whoever got first will win Queen Mother’s oh-so-tasty baked cookies. Are you ready for our game?” Noema smiled so sweetly. Oh, she loves her Queen Mothers' delicious cookies. “You bet father, I will win. Let me do your request then.” Noema closed her eyes and playfully put a glass around her father and herself. When she opened her eyes, she gave her father a thumb sign.

I gasped. Sarah turned to the window too. The mansion gate opened, and I saw the convoy of black luxury SUVs with tinted glass all running into our compound. A biker in front of the vehicles carried the familiar banner, a black flag with a red dragon at the center. It's the one symbol all citizens of Valdoria recognized. The banner of RED DRAGON, the most powerful man in the country and beyond. He was the leader of the Durango Cartel and a godfather to almost every powerful man in the country today, including my dad.

“Andessa stop labelling false accusations against me—” “My husband’s final wish was to unite our kingdom with the Dragon Kingdom of Drakarith,” Andessa disregards me once again, “the Dragon King has long awaited a queen tribute from us. In honor of our alliance, we shall be sending our dear crown princess to his kingdom as our offering.” “WHAT?!” I struggle against the floor.

“He is patient.” Which means he will not force the seam until he understands how it works. But the girl— She is curious. She will return to the seam again. And when she does— “We will be waiting.” The younger dragon who questioned me earlier still looks uneasy. “What if the seam stabilizes completely?” I smile slowly. “Then we break the harmony.” “How?” The answer is simple. “Remove one of the notes.” A Madrigal. A dragon king. A bond between them. Break any one of those pieces—

"The Origin of the Sea Dragons... The Origin of the Merfolk... The Origin of the Sea Serpents... The Origin of the Octopus Clan..." Anna quietly read the titles of the books Theo had placed on the table before her. "So, these are the only four histories I need to learn?" she asked. "Yes, Your Majesty." Theo nodded. "In this world, there are only four kingdoms: the Sea Dragon, the Sea Serpent, the Merfolk, and the Octopus." Anna frowned thoughtfully. As far as she knew, there were countless kinds of sea creatures. What about crabs? Jellyfish? Why were there only four kingdoms?

“We’ll get our morning snacks when we stop for gas.” “Just a half a beef jerky? Eww,” Gemma groaned. "Kyle that's gross." “Beggars can’t be choosers, Gemma. Besides, I don’t think you’ll starve to death between now and our first pit stop.” Gemma sat back in her seat with a dramatic sigh. “I just might. I need a mocha and a powdered doughnut, stat.” “Quit being overly dramatic. You’re not going to school to be a drama major,” Kyle laughed.

Evelyn was sitting at a glass table, Alaric was leaning over her, and Luna was playing on the floor. I stepped forward and set the tray down with a flourish. "Ze dragon," I announced. On the tray was no longer a blob. I had used the icing to create a masterpiece. It was a fierce, crystalline dragon, its scales shimmering with edible glitter, its eyes two tiny, perfect rubies made of pomegranate seeds. It looked like it was about to take flight. Luna’s eyes went wide. "Whoa..." Evelyn looked up from her papers. She looked at the cookie, then she looked at me. Her brow furrowed again.