Deja Vu Dragon In Dragon City Novels & Stories

Would he believe if I said this was caused by a dragon? He'd probably think me crazy then. But this was the proof I needed. And it was the proof that led me to remember the second fact: its fucking diamond eyes. The same ones I saw in my vision. I was actually talking to a dragon in my vision and it was telling me it owned me. Me, a human. The thought of me becoming its food made me dizzy. Surely, that was what it meant, right? Me, food? Feeling suddenly woozy, I grabbed the tented railing and fixed my eyes on a steady object—my bare feet. Thank God, it worked, and I was able to stop my body from hitting the floor.

"It was Alyssa who created and cared for me. I am her favorite ride. Maybe you never noticed my existence at that time. You're still very young." "I remember you!" shouted Rain happily. "I used to think you were a dinosaur?" The dragon nodded. Perhaps a smile would have spread across her lips if she could smile. Rain jumped onto the dragon's back. The dragon started to flap its wings until it knocked down the trees around Chiel's path. They flew off toward the center of the city. "Where is Jace at?"

After chit-chatting for some more time everyone left Lea's room. Once Lea was alone in her room she took her phone and opened the red icon that had the face of a dragon. There were two messages, one from William and the other from Mimi. William had just asked her if she wanted him to get any of her stuff back to the dragon world as he was coming back tomorrow. Lea just listed out a few things that she wanted him to bring back with him and then checked Mimi's message which was sent just a few minutes before.

The sweet taste of humans. My dragon brings me back to the present, trying to force shift into the cave. His fixation with Odessa, hell, my new obsession with her, made me unsteady. I had not lost control of my dragon in many moons, and here I was as a pubescent teen shifting in a cave that would not fit our body.

The same girl hands me the code to the penthouse and without saying a word I walk on to the elevator and enter the code. The dragon told me he always gives numbers out to repeat clients but the bellairs just said he never sees the same girl twice. The doors open and I walk into the penthouse and just like last time no one was here. I make my way to the large windows. This place isn't downtown it's out of town but the view of the city is beautiful from up here the lights are bright but being this far you can actually see the beauty of the city instead of the nasty smells and trash all over the sidewalks and busy streets.

"It is said that anyone who eats in Ignarion, feeds both body and the dragon within." The crowd cheered again, laughter floating through the air as Merakkai walked off. Music began to play again, and this time, it was a deep rhythm of drums and flutes. Draekon’s eyes drifted toward the firepit and for a fleeting moment, he saw Vaelora's face in the flames. But he blinked, and she was gone the next second. "Bloody fangs." He cursed under his breath. "What is it?" Ambrose whispered sharply. "It's nothing." Draekon grunted out, wondering what was happening with him. He already knew he was losing it. Seeing her everywhere, even here.

Vast. "Who are you?" The dragon held my gaze. I have waited centuries for you. My pulse quickened. "That's impossible." The dragon lifted its head. Flames rippled across its scales. Suddenly images exploded behind my eyes. A woman seated upon a golden throne. Thousands kneeling before her. Dragons soaring across a crimson sky. Cities burning. Armies clashing. A crown shining above rivers of fire. The visions came too quickly to understand. Too quickly to grasp. I gasped and nearly lost my balance.

Valmore nodded, accepting what Mallik just said. "We only know about fairy drifters, we don't know about the dragons. Dragons are a race born in fairy, so it must be true. Only drifters have the ability to see us, so it must be true. It must be that Dragon drifter who tripped the drifter sensor" Valmore agreed. Mallik thought the same thing. "It's not the only thing I came across this time. I heard gossip that this dragon drifter's mate looks like the late princess Catherina and she must be Catherina's missing daughter" Mallik shared about the gossip that the entire summer realm is whispering about.

He turned and gestured over his shoulder in the direction he’d come when he’d first walked back to her. Nya had to consider his point for a moment. She hadn’t seen the dragon take off into the sky, and while she’d been preoccupied with picking herself up off of the ground and assessing the danger the man in front of her may pose. “You’re trying to convince me that you are the dragon?” she asked, not wanting to believe it was possible, but she didn’t see any alternative either, what with the dragon being gone and having not taken off from the mountain behind him.

This man was none other than Morpheus, the one who had conversed with Lelantos on the cliff. Behind the man were several immortals of varying ages. Their expressions looked solemn, devoid of any smiles. Gazing at Dragon City, Morpheus remarked indifferently, "Dragon City truly lives up to its status as the capital of the greatest nation. Look at the purple aura lingering in the skies above the city. It's the aura of an emperor." His tone remained calm and soothing, devoid of any emotion. From a distance, the skies above the city were enveloped in a purple aura, exuding a grand opulence and magnificence!