Dragon And Dinosaur Novels & Stories

He shook his head and replied, “I assumed it was the same as wolves, honestly.” “It is, but it isn’t,” I said. “Clear as fucking mud,” he muttered with a smirk. “Shut up, fucker, I’m going to explain,” I grumbled, pushing his shoulder, but he just laughed. “Okay, well, first, you know dragons are only male, right?” He nodded. “Right. Well, since there are only males, we can’t reproduce with each other.” “Obviously,” he snorted. I glared at him, and he quieted.

The flapping wings almost blew Diana away, her hands reaching to her belly in instinct. Standing before Diana was Gelong—a predator version of Gelong. No trace of Gelong could be seen aside from his familiar glowing golden eyes that stared at her with intensity. He was now a dragon with peculiar scales of white with snow-like hair. Unlike a griffin, which was a creature of legend with the upper body of a fierce bird paired with the lower body of a mighty lion, a dragon was a legend among legends no matter what scroll or text it was! Gelong’s dragon body was five times larger than a griffin. The noble air around such a beast was palpable even from a distance.

Infinite yet indefinable, it sought to bring some order to the chaos of its being. For reasons no mortal can comprehend, utilizing the substance and energy of the cosmos itself, life was brought into the universe in the form of Dragons. Formed from the essence of the stars, and the primordial matter and energy that is at the heart of all life. Giant beings, there were only two in this beginning of time. As the essence of existence has two components, opposite yet complementary to one another, so were the Dragons made male and female, in order to maintain the balance that holds the fabric of reality together. Equal and opposite, yet incomplete without the other.

“Master, what would you like us to do? You need only whisper your command, and we will follow.” Evrah grabbed the wood harder, her gaze darting quickly from left to right, trying to get a closer look. She spotted a big shimmering black dragon that seemed to be looking right at her. The big eye blinked, its big frame fidgeting a bit. A huge black and silver mass of scales and muscles sat directly across from her, its ginormous purple eyes had her dead to rites, and they both knew it. “Please don't give me way,” she whispered, shaking from fear. She cursed that her curiosity had gotten her noticed. The dragon blinked a final time and averted its eyes somewhere else as if it had heard her whisp

These creatures are larger than life in more ways than one. “You ok?” He asks me as we both watch all the dragons circle Ember as she stands beside Jaka. I’m not worried, as from what I have found out about dragons, is that they are inquisitive creatures and deeply protective of their families. I watch them as they move closer to her and sniff her, memorising her scent and she does the same. I smile softly at this. She will be ok here if she comes back. “Yeah, I guess.” I say as he turns to look at me and bumps my shoulder. He knows it upsets me that I don’t have this with my own family.

Drake says. “Yes, they are. The ones you saw before were some that Jyquardini and Drazian had basically Frankensteined together. They were never able to get them to survive beyond the first creation. The ones that attacked you a month ago were ones that Firewalked bred. They are a hybrid. He mixed dragons, wolves, and humans together. He figured out how to stabilise the blood.” I explain. “How does he do that?” Dad asks.

Tordin whispered, the man who had been silent in the group. Zarek would murder everyone if anything were to happen to his mate. Dragons were extremely protective of their mates, killing to protect them if needed. Being the largest dragon in existence, there was no telling what would happen should his mate die. “Let us research as much as we can. Find any records, should they exist, of this working.” Samelle shut the book, drawing in ragged breaths. Fear raced icily through his veins. He would not fail Zarek again.

She waited for a moment, picturing her lover thinking. "Is there anyone around to hear this?" "I'll turn the phone down, but there's no one else nearby." "The geologist, the herpetologist, the areas that Lacroix is digging, and now this? I think . . . I think that was a petrified greater dragon egg." "What?" Banshee said, leaning in and being very intense. "Why would anyone do something like that? There has not been a greater dragon since --" "Since before the pyramids were ever built," the Representative added. "Only lesser dragons survived the Dragon Wars. Well, the lesser dragons and the spirit of Shadow Wing."

Acid dripped into the wounds of the naked couple laying on the ground. Today was the day one of the male Toboki dragons was to mate with a female dragon from another tribe hoping to create more female dragons. Something must have gone horribly wrong in the exchange. “And you let her go to another species,” I lept forward, pushing the dragon away, once a loyal member of the tribe. My teeth found his neck and snapped it in an instant. He fell to the ground. My jaw clamped over its neck, ripping it from its body. Throwing its head to a nearby fire, my body turned to the couple laying on the ground.

Drakaina will be part of her – forever. When Hana was in the cave back on the mountain where she and Seraphina took a long trip just to get the dragon’s quest. While battling between Hana and herself – Drakaina, even she knew it was impossible for her to defeat her own other self. The darkness within her is more powerful than she thought.