Dragon Koi Fish Novels & Stories

He sat back in his chair with the expression of someone deeply let down by the limitations of higher education as Rosy ate a piece of pasta with quiet satisfaction. "Fine," Maple said, after a moment. "Even if volcano fish are real. Even if. They still can't be dragons." "Why not," Rosy said. "Because dragons have wings." "Maybe underwater dragons don't need wings," Rosy said. "Maybe they have fins instead." "Then they're fish," Maple said. "You just described a fish." "A dragon fish," Rosy said. "That's just a fish with a good name." Rosy looked at him. "Maple. Everything is better with a good name."

“Don’t mind him. He’ll behave.” “And I told you not to bring the dragons here. But you’ve brought both, and now I can’t do anything about it.” She looked behind her at where the second one stood waiting. That one was smaller than this red one, though not by much since she had to guess that both of them were close to ten meters from snout to tail. Slender and blue-green-scaled, with a strange peacock-like webbed frill bearing beautiful false eyes, this second dragon was far stranger and more ethereal than she had ever imagined one could look.

Her perfect demeanor had slipped off her face as she stared wide-eyed at Ciara. “Almost everyone saw that Riona. "I'm beginning to wonder who that girl really is,” Ciara wondered aloud. It was strange for a dragon to begin appearing at the same time Minerva appeared in RedShire. Unable to keep her thoughts to herself, Riona spurted. “Do you think she is from the pure dragon royal family? That would define why this sudden occurrence.” The pure dragon royal family members were the only ones who could control a dragon without magic. They were the only ones dragons bowed to before the last descendants were wiped from the face of the earth. Ever since, dragons have gone into solitary and no one h

Quinn pointed at one of the Koi fish which was about one meter long before she said excitedly, “Do you remember that? You used to call it Nobita after Nobita from Doraemon.” Charlie smiled as he nodded and said, “I remember. In my impression, it was the biggest Koi fish when I was still a child.” Quinn nodded before she said, “It is known as the Showa Sanshoku. My dad said that when he bought it in the past, the price of this Koi fish was equivalent to the price of buying a three-bedroom apartment in Stoneibo, Eastcliff.” Charlie was slightly startled. Although he was a little surprised, he was not too shocked.

I said as she raised a brow. "I know you want to know what that is. Originally, those who had your mother's rank of dragon had a different name, which was known as Divroke. Divroke is an ancient word that means greater than the most powerful," I explained. "The name was used from generation to generation to identify such a dragon until our parents, who dearly loved gemstones, changed the name. Because of how my sister's dragon had an amazing fiery orange and yellow color at its tail, which looked like flames and fire opal, the name φλογερός was bestowed on her dragon, which is a Greek name that means fiery," I explained simply.

The one my mother told about in the story. Seeing the diamond graffiti written in dark red liquid on its temple, I know it was that dragon. The vetrik Jihn drakon. Its chest began to appear red as if the beast swallowed tons of coals on its throat. Its eyes glowed dark while its huge snout began to open in what seemed to be prepared to release something.

“Among the worshipped dragons, there are only called the name related to their elements and the place they are known from. Currently, there are four main dragons that are still worshipped.” Jai nodded. “I know that. Could any of them have white color?” “No… Not at all. Even Kaia Alani the Water Dragon is light blue. We’ve never heard of a White Dragon. There’s no White Dragon in history.” “Are you sure?” Jai asked.

Together with his sister, they flew around the cave, twisting and twirling around one another, always together, just like all dragons carry fire within their blood. The third egg shone pearl white, traced with lines of pink, blue, and yellow that reflected the light casting rainbows. When that egg began to hatch, it did not open all the way, instead a single webbed claw punched a hole in its surface, just big enough for Oaestr to see inside. When she did, she was delighted to find a little dragon swimming inside a small pool of water. He was brightly colored, with gently curving fins that swirled around him. “Oh!” She was delighted. “How lovely you are. A child of the water, you belong to th

They seemed to be playing around. "Oh, look! How beautiful they are," Emily muttered as she took out her phone. While she was photographing a group of silver, red, and black fish, Cayden whispered, "Do you know why koi fish are often used in various designs?" Emily glanced over briefly. "Because they are a symbol of good luck?"

"No, you stupid bone head, that is my child with your brother, you niece or nephew," Yukiya shouted and pinched his ears tightly. "Don't you dare call my child a pet again!" Long Aotian blinked. 'What kind of medicine did they eat? They are claiming that this fish egg is their child...do they think I'm crazy?' he mentally scoffed. For centuries, when a dragon mates, the babies are born in the form of dragon eggs. These eggs are nurtured safely before they hatch into healthy baby dragons. It is almost near to impossible to have a fish egg between a dragon is their mate. 'Maybe they adopted this child, that's why they are sensitive….'