Dragon's Blood Tree Life Cycle Novels & Stories

Zergenth said solemnly during the magical ritual of giving the white dragon's sacred heart to the unborn Dragon. The Mana tree shone gently, and a crack in its trunk opened wide and glowed. The soft light from the Mana Tree wrapped Albus and the dragon egg's bodies together and pulled them inside the Mana Tree. Albus and the dragon egg were wrapped in the Mana Tree's soft light, like a fetus in the womb. To safely complete the process of surrendering the heart, Albus asked for the protection of the power of the Mana Tree. Meanwhile, Zergenth stood guard in front of the Mana Tree so that no one would try to interrupt or stop the process. When the process ended successfully, the Mana Tree gave

"Alright. It's something I should have learned long before now anyway." "Actually, you didn't really need to know about it before now. Dragons hit sexual maturity at 21, and you've only recently turned 21. As for having children, all I know is that when a dragon gets pregnant, it takes them three months to lay the egg and that a week before due, it's impossible to stay in human form in order to have the egg. Also, female dragons can only have five children in their life and only one child at a time. So it's impossible for a dragon to get pregnant again for the next five years after having an egg."

Every step required Avery to hack through vines that bled a thick, crimson sap when cut—a defense mechanism that stained her clothes and skin until she looked like she had walked through a slaughterhouse. [Image: Cross-section of a tropical tree exuding red sap, often called "Dragon's Blood"] "Wait," Dominic said, his voice stronger now, fueled by the hyperoxic air. "Stop. To the left. Behind the cluster of ferns." Avery raised the 9mm, her thumb easing the safety off. She moved toward a wall of giant ferns, their leaves ten feet long and serrated like saws. She pushed them aside with the barrel of her gun.

“This needs to be tested. Full Dryads are very rare today and can only be located in the oldest of forests if at all. They bond with the trees, literally. As we can shift into the wolf, they can merge their bodies with the trees. If the tree is killed, so is the Dryad. They are very much one with nature. They protect the forests in which they live. The results of the humans decimating the natural forests is the Dryad, as far as we can tell, have virtually become extinct. They are nurturers and procreators, if we found them, they would probably be willing to comply with helping us. But….” I got that uneasy feeling again. But what? What does this mean for Danny. The doctor again cleared his th

“Yes, the Tree of Life is actually a goddess of life, but she is young, only a sapling. When she matures, she will become a goddess of nature.” “A sapling? This massive tree is a sapling? Who would believe it?” Blake commented. “Ancestors, please forgive this poor fool, but why am I now alive?” Gerold finally asked. “The Wood Nymph Spirit within the girl lost control of the life force within her, and it entered your soul, creating your newly formed body. The strain was too much for the child, and she almost perished, but the Tree of Life is now supplementing her and completing her growth. She couldn’t bear to witness her kin’s birth and death.” The red Dragon explained what had happened.