Do Dragons Exist Novels & Stories

Dragons, which have been extinct - if they were ever real to begin with - for hundreds of years. Dragons, which have been mythologized and made into countless stories of lore throughout generations. Dragons are venerated and worshiped as gods in some parts of the world. Dragons are said to have, at one point, ruled all over the earth - the skies, the ground, the seas, and everything in between - when they roamed the continents as the primordial lords of the elements. Dragons. Now curled like tiny, affectionate kittens in Alcina’s lap, their tails wrapped possessively around her forearms, nipping for her attention at her fingertips.

After ten thousand years of being 'extinct' as the thought of by the other supernatural creatures, (vampires, Lycans, werewolves, witches, demons) after losing the Megàlos Machi (the great battle between the dragons and the other supernatural creatures), in which the remaining survivors of the dragon army, accompanied by the last of the elves and fae, hid in the Ignere forest which later became known as the dark forest. Here they grew, multiplied for ten thousand years, till the birth of the rare godlike dragon, a species known as the golden dragons, direct descendants of the sun was born. After the birth of the prince of dragons, Azian, it was soon discovered by the leaders of the outside r

"Let me guess: Leon told you, huh, Jennifer?" Her cheeks tinted, and she toyed with the napkin in her lap. "Why does it matter who told me? Who lies about dragons, Soph?" Said woman sighed and rubbed her temples. Why would a dragon dwell in the Voiceless Mountains right in the heart of the Nightpoint City here in the Laera Kingdom? The Laera Kingdom was always dragon-free. Dragons are killed upon sight. All of them, members of the Knights Association, are dragon slayers. Well, except for her.

The hollow sound pulled his thoughts farther away. The word dragon carried immense weight: power, auspice, nobility. But beneath all of that, it meant something else. It meant longevity. A tortoise might live 100 years, a turtle 1,000, but even those lifespans had limits—a dragon's didn't. From everything Draconox had gathered over the centuries, dragons had existed since the very beginning, alive since the first stirrings of life on this earth. They seemed to have come into being alongside creation itself.

Am I trapped in a movie or something? Maybe it's an oversized lizard. But what kind of lizard has the colour gold? I sure as hell haven't seen a lizard like that, unless it's some kind of ornament. But it just can't be a real dragon though, can it? It can't be. Dragons don't exist anyways. Or do they? "Is that—?" "Shhhh." They all hush me, again. And I keep my mouth shut, while observing the ferocious creature that just appeared.

I replied and he sighed defeatedly. "Do dragons randomly attack kingdoms?" I asked the Head Magus and he looked at me as if he thought of something. "Mind sharing what you have thought of?" I asked. "No... You're right. Dragons don't randomly attack people. I mean no one has seen one in over a hundred years so why would an existence like that suddenly show up here?" He explained. "What are the characteristics of a dragon? Habits? Anything… any information you have." I asked. "Dragons are well … They have a strong body, breathe fire, look down on humans, and are hoarders." He answered.

The dragons announce themselves on a Tuesday morning via corporate press release. "Drakon Industries wishes to inform the supernatural community of our existence and intent to participate fully in integration efforts." Elena reads the statement three times, certain she's misunderstanding. Dragons. Real dragons. A species no one knew still existed. "Is this a joke?" she asks her staff. "No joke. They've provided genetic verification, historical documentation, and CEO credentials. Dragons are real, they've been hiding for millennia, and they're coming out now." Her assistant looks as shocked as Elena feels. "The CEO wants to meet with you personally. Today."

"We know for a fact that significantly more powerful beings existed long before us; Vaella and Deimos are worshipped as gods, but they once physically roamed this exact same earth. The ancient stories speak of their immense power to control magic, and Vaella was the very first known shifter in history. It is entirely possible that massive reptiles existed tens of thousands of years ago, too." ​"Holy shit!" I laughed out loud, then pathetically began to cough. "The two of you genuinely believe dragons once existed. If we ever discover an egg, I am immediately claiming it as mine!" ​"There are absolutely no dragon eggs left, you absolute fool." Alaric raised his hand to smack me upside the hea

And behold there were Dragons Seven of them, black and gold, with heavy wings that covered parts of the sky. Their roars shook the foundation of the earth and there was panic across the streets below as wolves ran for shelter. "Dragons?" Lucian muttered. My fingers tightened on the railing. "That’s impossible. Dragons went extinct centuries ago." A strange figure then appeared beside us. It was one of the old bloodline wolves. His eyes were pale and it was evident of how long he must have lived.

My guess would be dragon, but I think their scales are bigger than this. I turn to the first page and mutter a curse word under my breath. I read the fancy curled letters with wide eyes. Dragons are one of the oldest shifters, dating back nearly 2,000 years. There used to be only four main classes of dragons, water, fire, air, and earth. But after several centuries, they evolved and split into multiple subtypes. Each main class has its own special abilities, strengths, and weaknesses. The most docile has always been the water dragon, while the most dangerous is the fire.