Do Dragons Exist Novels & Stories

— But that looks like a… — Dragon? Is it a dragon? — Yan shouts and points to the sky. — It can not be! — But dragons never existed, ancient humans believed they were legends... — Could it be that they were legends, or were they extinct and they never knew about it? — Does it make a difference? Anyway, they weren't supposed to exist now in our world, in our time, and what did we see flying in the sky? — Where did he go?

I learned how to be invisible at a young age, and it’s served me well ever since. I moved fast across the rooftops until the bus station came into view. Dropping into an alley, I heard what sounded like heavy wind. Which made no sense—I’d just been on the roof, and there hadn’t been a breeze. I looked up. Dragons. Holy shit. Real dragons. I’d been told they existed. I’d seen pictures. But I’d never seen one in person. I dashed into the street, eyes tracking their flight: a massive bronze, two blues, a green, an orange, and a red, all soaring together.

It's height and size alone covered a large part of the field. " Minerva? Are you alright?" Vincent asked as he closed on her. Everyone could see Minerva and the dragon but had no idea what was happening there and they were good scared to move. " Vincent! The dragon, it's here for me. Do you know about this one?" A prince might have an understanding about their history. " It's an old dragon but not the oldest. They disappeared two hundred years ago and no one knew where they went. This is the first time in two hundred years since the dragons made an appearance in their home, RedShire."

I state. “Well, then they aren't on her legs because she wears shorts all the time.” Dray points out. “They must be on her upper body. She never wears anything low cut and she doesn't show off her stomach.” Drake says. That would make sense, then. I tell them that until she shifts that these are only suspicions. I tell them that I doubt that her parents realized this and that she doesn’t know either. “Black crystalline opal dragons are rarely even mentioned when learning about dragons. Mainly because they are supposed to be a myth and since no one could ever prove or disprove the last one existed they get mentioned in the book but that is it.” I comment.

Why would anyone like dragons? “The dragons, huh?” “Yeah. There are water dragons, fire dragons, earth dragons, ice dragons, there are some that have gone extinct. I’m going to find book on them though,” My brows went higher when I saw the happiness in her eyes as she spoke about the dragons. “Okay,” I said and I watched as the excitement on her face disappeared and her shoulders visibly slumped. “Tell me about these dragons of yours,” The excitement returned just as quickly as it had disappeared and I was shocked when she grabbed my hand and led me to sit under the fig tree. I did not say a word but I sat down obediently and she dropped beside me.

The bottom pops open and we see three volumes. The Dragon Tale, The Dragon Keeper, The End of Dragons. Teddy and I look at each other. “Grab Volume one, the Dragon Tale,” Teddy huffs. “Why do I feel like this is about to be ridiculous?” “Because it most likely is,” I say, opening the Sliver colored book. Dragons are among the first animals created at the beginning of time. These dragons died if killed and only lived 200 to 300 years. They would have been the only dragons in existence, if not for the selfishness of a goddess.

“According to legend, if someone met a dragon and kill it, then bathed in the dragon’s blood rushing from the dragon’s neck, all the sickness and misfortune that had enveloped that person would disappear without a trace. “Some say that the person who bathes in dragon blood will get immortality. How about that? It’s pretty interesting, isn’t it?” “Yeah. But they’re just legends. It’s not real. So?” Ursula clicked her tongue, looking impatient. “Of course, we’re looking for the dragon right now.” “Right now?” Raphael smiled wryly at his sister’s ridiculous suggestion. “You know, dragons went extinct long ago. So how can we find creatures we’ve never even seen?”

''Noelle this is Dagahra my dragon,'' Gabriel says. The dragon slowly walks to us and puts her big head in Gabriel's arms. He scratches her behind her ears, ''It was believed that dragons were extinct, but we found frozen eggs in these mountains. We hatched them with fire and kept them hidden for many years. They are remarkable really; they chose a human to bond with and accept nobody else. Only their master can ride them, and they would die for their master.'' I slowly approach the female and she snorts at me which makes smoke come out of her nose. Gabriel pets her nose, ''It's okay Dagahra, she is with me, and I like her, okay?''

Intrigued, the First Blood Emperor looked at Thomas and said smilingly, “Is that so? In that case, why don’t you tell me more about it?” Thomas looked at the two and said in a soft voice, “This has something to do with dragons.” “Dragons?” Lucjan asked, “Do these legendary creatures truly exist?” “Of course.” Thomas continued, “Dragons are no different from any other animal. There’s nothing special about them. However, they have long been extinct. The only dragon that survived was from more than a millennium ago.” Intrigued, Lucjan said, “The suspense is killing me. Just tell us already.”

“Are you absolutely certain dragons even exist? I’ve never seen one. No one has! They’re just… just stories!” His gaze cut to me, sharp as a blade. “My queen, I have slept beneath the earth for centuries, yet even buried in darkness, I could feel their heartbeat.” His voice was deep, steady, ancient. “Dragons are real. They always have been. All creatures exist for a reason—even those that choose to hide.” I swallowed hard, gripping the arm of another vampire as we soared higher. The idea of fighting a dragon seemed impossible. Even if it was real, how could we kill it?