Do Dragons Exist Novels & Stories

They have been growing ever closer to his location, and it’s only a matter of time before they detect the magic that hides his presence in the ancient cave. Xavier finds himself daydreaming, imagining how Everleigh would look in the magnificent and ornate gowns that all the other ladies at court wear. He knows she would fit right in and be a beautiful sight to behold. Female dragons have been extinct for centuries, leading to the population of dragons becoming overwhelmingly made up of only males. This presents a huge problem, as the numbers of dragons are rapidly dwindling due to the danger that now exists in the human world. As all dragons must mate with human females, this danger has beco

"Alright. It's something I should have learned long before now anyway." "Actually, you didn't really need to know about it before now. Dragons hit sexual maturity at 21, and you've only recently turned 21. As for having children, all I know is that when a dragon gets pregnant, it takes them three months to lay the egg and that a week before due, it's impossible to stay in human form in order to have the egg. Also, female dragons can only have five children in their life and only one child at a time. So it's impossible for a dragon to get pregnant again for the next five years after having an egg."

asked Chezzal, as he turned to look at his mate, dreamily, from the bed. Brishor gazed at the snow-covered mountains of his kingdom in the far distance. Dim lights still illuminated the small mansions that dotted the hills against hard and unrelenting snow. Dragons were not a large population, just a little over ten thousand. They remained hidden in their realm, which provided them with everything. King Brishor Oighir had ruled for over a thousand years and it was not until two hundred years back that he had found his first mate, General Chezzal. He knew that he had one more mate, a female who would carry their child.

she blurts out. “What?” My eyes open wide. How is that even possible? That place has been lost for thousands of years, that’s why most of the dragons are around and now guard Drakesworth. It is almost possible that the land of dragons never existed but I have seen books on it, I have heard the high priests talk about it so I know for a reason that it existed but no one knows where it is. “What are you talking about?” “You heard me, General. Hearfyre took me there, I was there last night”

Lucy’s P.O.V “We are dragons” he said as if it was no big deal, unable to stop myself from staring I just sat in silence, watching the pair of them in complete shock and awe. After a few minutes of awkward silence I finally found my voice again “Are you serious, dragons, like actually dragons?” I asked a little too excited. He just nodded smirking at my excitment, “but I thought dragons were extinct?” I asked. “Full blooded dragons are, they were hunted to the point of extinction, but mixed bloods like me and Colt are still out there, although there are not many of us left now” he said between bites of his breakfast.

asked Astrid widened her eyes curiously. Instead of feeling scared, Astrid was filled with enthusiasm and excitement. She had always admired the fairy tales of dragons, and as far as she was aware, dragons had been extinct. Humans had taken dragon magic power and used it to protect civilization. The existence of dragons was only a myth to humans today. However, Astrid couldn't believe her sight. Was the dragon figure that Astrid saw just an illusion or reality? Was she dreaming or not? She wasn't sure. "How do you know?" hissed the black-haired youth again.

a dragon but he was an ordinary human. "Mom, do the dragons live in the sky?" little Celestine reached out to point her finger upwards at the dark sky. Genevieve's smile soon turned into a blank face and she immediately made it up, "No, Celestine. Dragons do not exist. This is our world...the human world. Dragons exist only in movies and storybooks." "Just like the red riding hood?" asked the six-year-old and her father answered, "Yes, princess. Just like you are my red riding hood and I am the big bad wolf…"

“Father what does this mean?” The king looked at his daughter seated near him, anxiously waiting for an answer. “If one dragon is awake, then many more will be….” The king gasped as he grasped the full horror of the thing. “Awake.” Jared completed as he stood up with a groan while holding his chest. “After, there will be chaos.” Wren leaned in. “But Father, what we learnt in Child’s Institute of Thought was that all dragons were extinct!” The king looked at his daughter. “No, my little songbird, they were never extinct. They were hibernating.”

What is your duty as a mother Dragon? Angela smiled and decided to brief his Majesty about dragons First of all, I will briefly about Dragons Then tell you stories about them Dragons as mythical creatures have appeared in most ancient cultures and traditions. They could be a force of good or evil, and live virtually anywhere: in lakes or the sea, in thunderclouds or caves. A common feature of dragons was that they could breathe fire and had enormous power. But the mother of the dragon, Brenna, is so calm and quiet and she likes being on her own too

No, he knew better now than to doubt his words. But then again... how was this answering his questions about the chain. "Say Dylan," Darius's call made him flinch again. "what would you think about a world where dragons and human coexist?" He blinked thoughtfully. Dragons? Those huge things he had always seen in movies that stood over a thousand feet? Is that even a question. "I don't know, it would– probably be a small food nest for the dragons." he said without a filter and got a smile back from Darius, their legs resuming the walk down the green hill.