Dragon Koi Fish Novels & Stories

Those fish did not seem different from any other fish, but they had something that looked like a pair of dragon horns on top of their head. Glug! The school of fish had gathered, and they made a weird gulping noise. It was the Gourami Dragonfish! Gourami Dragonfish was a rare species of fish. It had a pair of dragon-like horns on its head, and it often made gulping noises, so it was called the Gourami Dragonfish! Even though it was not an enchanted beast, it could absorb the essence from the ocean. Besides that, the dragonfish roe in its body was an essential material for refining rare elixir pills.

Khloe began, struggling to find the right words to describe the beast before her. "Is he so ugly?" Alessia finished for her. "-Bony," Khloe retorted, eyes skimming down all the bones of the dragon. Even its rib cage was visible. "Orion here is a Liche dragon, one of the rarest dragons to ever exist," Azian replied walking toward the dragon lifting his hand forward, his eyes his supreme gold. The dragon immediately became very still as Azians hand touched its bony face, "Orion can't breathe fire like other dragons, even though he does release substantial amounts of heatwaves,” he said quietly, golden eyes focusing on the texture beneath his palm.

The only sound in the room is the last sucking gargle of fluid as it drains from the pod, as we all grow quiet at her simple, but meaningful declaration. Royal water dragons, or Kraken, are known for their extremely large families. They lay extremely large clutches, like many other creatures of the sea, so that there will be viable offspring even if a predator were to attack. Kraken females are also notoriously fertile, often conceiving in their first mating and able to conceive again shortly after laying.

Beautiful flowers were grown on the walls of the garden which decorated them and created a beautiful atmosphere in the place. The moon's reflection was reflected in the artificial pond that was built in the center. Two beautiful dragon fishes were floating inside the pond, one was white and the other was black. These were gifted to the queen by her brother when she married King Edward. It meant love, good luck, and prosperity. These fishes could absorb power from the light of the sun and moon and live in any environment – hot, cold, or even freezing. They were very rare and only existed in pairs. If one dies the other would also die. There was also a saying that these fishes also represented

It was the place where she felt she belonged, now and forever. "You know, in old times, and I mean old times like before my parents… Middle Ages, and even before that, there was a handful of cases when dragons were mated to other species. Plus, there is something about pure dragon couples that makes them infertile for the better part of the century. That's partly the reason why there's so little of us in the world. And most of the living dragons are now very old. Some of them never had kids…

Instead, she extends her fingernails into long, sharp, black points. "Did you know that Kraken drakaina produce more eggs than any other type of dragon? Sometimes more than we can sustain? This is because after they are fertilized and we are ready to go broody, instead of laying them in a nest as other dragons do, we lay them in the sea and our mates watch over them until they hatch. In the ocean, where the conditions can be unfavorable, and the waters are full of predators, we avoid extinction by over-preparing." She laughs, but it is not a happy sound. "If gifted with a talented mate, he can protect about half of the 20 or more eggs that we lay."

I explained and smiled when they eagerly agreed. We set to work, chopping ingredients and searing meat. I was pleasantly surprised when they were doing fairly well especially given the fact that they did not cook. “What type of meat is that?” Kai asked, leaning in to smell it. “Are you sure you want to know?” I smirked at him and bit my lip. He looked at me curiously and nodded. “It’s a small breed of dragon called Mistyntia. They are the equivalent of quail. I promise it’s much better than it sounds,” I said, flipping it over.

I explain “Once my mother shifted back, he told my mother that she was not an opal dragon. He had taken a picture of her dragon while she was shifted and explained to her that she was an extremely rare Musgravite gemstone dragon. Her dragon was practically colourless but had a hint of what I would call smokey colour to her. She was gorgeous. Her friend said that since opals are formed with water and diamonds, that is how I was made. Mom asked him how come her dragon was white the first time she shifted, and he said that if she was standing near something white, her scales would have reflected the light and appeared white. He told her that since she was young, it was possible her true s

Hana is trying to explain it to them, slowly and clear, hoping it will understand them. “Welcome to the Nymph Island, our dear Drakaina.” Greetings from a human half body from head to waist and from waist down is a fish body tail. A white skinned long dark red hair and a glowing small blazing pearl attached on her white fish tail with a shining pearl on her belly button. A shining mermaid approaching their position.

I looked around and blushed before I looked towards him. "You done all of this for me?" I whispered. He nodded and smiled encouragingly at me. "Yeah, I planted every single one and grew them myself. The koi fish are even pretty big too. They love swimming around in their pond. They'll swim up to you too if you go over there," he purred to me and then gently started to pull me up to the pond where a black and white, white and gold, and orange and white fish swam together. A few smaller ones that looked like babies were swimming around, but they all seemed to notice us and swam a little closer. Silas pulled out some food for them and fed them, watching as they ate it up quickly. I smiled and l