Dragon Hood Novels & Stories

They all sighed in relief when they heard that it is possible for them to pass by the dragon. “We have lots of gifts. If the dragon won’t refuse, we can have Iero check its cub for its health.” Kulv suggested. “There is only me! I can give it some blessing from nature!” Blue said. They all nodded in agreement. “We can also buy gifts in this kingdom?” Hierro spoke. “Good idea!” Skye patted Hierro’s head. “Then, the portal is already done.” Hail took a deep breath. “Let’s move to devising a strategy.” He spoke.

Dupont answered him with a weak grin, “I’m not that knowledgeable about dragons... Like I said, I just bought it somewhere.” “So, it’s really fire resistant, huh?” Mar asked Johan, looking at the tunic and tights as well. “Yeah, very usefull for situations like that one.” replied Johan, pointing at the burned pile of clothes he just took off. “And the fire doesn’t harm you?” Althea asked, suddenly beside him. “Nope,” Johan frowned. “Kinda like lightning don’t work on Dorin...” he said, “it’s just part of me.” Just then, a shadow passed from above. They looked up and saw Azra and Dagon entering the tower through the non-existent roof. Seb raised his right arm where Azra gently perched. Dagon

The force pushed them backwards as it exhaled smoke, enveloping them. “You know, Jared Airbrock, so called Divine Humane, they are right. Leave here before I destroy every bit of your soul,” the dragon warned in a deep tone, arching its long neck as it glared down at Jared and his underlings as though they were nothing more than ants.

Dragon stood before the large window of his spacious office, where the shimmering city lights reflected off the clear glass. The room was dimly lit by a side lamp with a creamy silk shade. The heavy classical furniture dominated the space, with dark shades of brown and black, while a faint scent of expensive cigars still lingered in the air.

He looked at Wendel and said, “Have you seen it?” Wendel shook his head. “I’ve never seen it. I’ve only heard about it from Zachary.” “Zachary?” Kiran asked. Wendel nodded. “Yes! He said that a dragon was growing inside, so PowerHub hung the family’s information on the dragon’s horn, hoping to receive energy from the dragon.” Kiran frowned. He found it quite strange. “Is that it?” Kiran did not believe that that was all. “That’s the reason I kept paying them.”

“Hence the no lair and no rank. My father moved away and lived his life, raising us and working on his farm.” “Technically you can claim the lair in Aurora because of the familial link.” “I could but technically we live in another state and have no dealings with the lair.” “Unfortunately there is no division for gray dragons so as a start you’ll have to join the violet division.” “I really don’t care what division I’m in.” “Your aura is strong, what have you been doing since finishing school?” Sorin’s eyes were inquisitive and I could tell that he missed nothing.

WHEN LITTLE THINGS GO WRONG, DON'T IGNORE. BE WARNED! EVIL STARTS WITH THINGS SO SMALL, BUT AT THE END, YOUR LIFE WON'T BE YOURS. Adrianne "Adrianne... That's a very lovely name, my dear." Jason said, smiling at me in a creepy way I didn't like at all. We were having dinner at Jason's house and I was not happy about the words he whispered about my mom to make her blush. Boy, was she naïve.

“Are you part of his thunder?” The dragon seemed confused for a second, and then, with no warning, he opened his mouth, and fire shot out of his mouth. Nya grabbed the shield from behind her back and swiveled it around, dodging out of the way, but it was only after she moved that she realized the dragon wasn’t aiming the fire at her. Soldiers wearing Beelzanborg uniforms poured through the door as she moved. The dragon ignited several of them on fire before they could get their shields up.

That couldn’t have been a comfortable phone call. She rushed her business to return to Ian. Yolanda found him looking out the main window into the cold snowy morning. “Why am I surprised? No frost or anything on your windows. You have them all installed.” “Yes, well, we have our own businesses. So, there’s no risk of strangers finding out about our secrets. We still need those businesses. Often we need things done now rather than later and in secret.” “Yeah, true. Dragons have the whole invisible thing down pat. It’s creepy because they are great as spies in the sky. They are a proud faction. They need to be motivated. It’s considered barely above transport for people or product. They feel d

before she could complete her sentence, Raya blurted out, "Shush! Griffin! Make us unnoticed for a while." A few minutes later Griffin returned holding two good in her hand. "What is this?" asked Raya. "Magical hoods. It will help us pass by everyone. No one except Nixer will be able to see us." And Raya let out a smirk. Reaching the Dire valley, Griffin and Raya walk on the cold water, each step they took becomes a stable path for them. Raya had a velvet hood covering her entire self in deep maroon colour while Griffin had a black coloured hood. Both of the women reached the castle, walking straight to the prison of Nixer.