Dragon Titan Novels & Stories

It created a translucent effect as if it were forged from lightning itself. "This is Boltair, a sword crafted by my family head with Alienoir's Thunder God Body. Trying to attack me with that seems like a joke." Saint Dragon laughed. Then, two long lightning serpents shot out from his sleeves, baring their fangs in a menacing manner. Intelligent gleams shone in their eyes. Divine Purifying Lightning, one of the most potent lightning mystique techniques, was now in Saint Dragon's hands, its might amplified. "First strike!" Logan shouted.

Terran threw his head back in dramatic exhaustion, “or I swear to Gerber daisies I’m going to take this moment from you and tell them myself.” “You’re no fun,” I scowled at him, “fine. She’s mated to Mountain, who also goes by Rian, and is… a Dragon.” “Come again?” Alderic piped in. “Dragon. It’s this gross lizard-looking thing with wings. You know, all ‘I breathe fire’.” “Good Gardenia’s Nixon, they know what a Dragon is… although the way you described him was-” “Accurate,” I nodded my head in agreement.

the driver scowled. "Why are you angry?" Vivan looked upset, "This is my own home, no one can get in my way." "That Lincoln on our way, how does it look like Mr. Adams' car?" Elon opened the window and took a closer look, "Did your parents invite Mr. Adams?" "Which Adams?" asked Vivan, poking his head out to see, "You mean, that Berrick from the Titan Group?" "Dane, go check it out." Elon Mars commanded.

“My apologies on Drake’s behalf. We meant no offense. He’s just on edge since our mates have gone to help their sister prepare for the upcoming birth of her offspring.” Lucian’s hand moved down my back, resting between my shoulder blades. A longing filled me that wasn’t my own. “I can understand the worry. Is she a shifter as well?” he asked. “Succubus and dragon, though her dragon has yet to wake.” “My congratulations on the new additions. I hope her dragon wakes soon after her offspring's birth.” Lucian said and I felt some of the tension leave him. The longing was still there. He wanted that, longed for it with every part of his being.

also im sorry for emailing you so late but i didn’t have your number and i wanted my spot back. Nova. i keep tapping the refresh on my emails waiting for him to reply. now that hes talking to me I dont want to sleep i want t talk to the dragin for as long as he will talk to me. my heart nearly beats from my chest when his email came through. Reply: 217-555-0055. Now you have my number. Dragon.

“How is this possible?” “It hurts,” I said, feeling tears fill my eyes. “Oh Amelia,” he said pulling me closer as he turned the water off, he leaned over grabbing a towel before wrapping me in it. “I think I figured out what else you are.” “What?” “You, my love, are a dragon.” He said, resting his hands against my cheeks. “It’s got to be very diluted, but it’s there, or you wouldn’t have been able to claim me. Only a dragon can make a claim like this.” He said, tracing his fingers over the pale angry marks on his chest with a soft expression. They looked similar to Marcus’ but different.

Xaihuang added, tapping his cane meaningfully, "coincides too perfectly with these events to be coincidence." A group of teenagers walked by, laughing about something on their phones. Casey caught a glimpse of their screens—all displaying the swirling DragonCoin logo. "The Twilight Balance Coin," Marcus said, following her gaze. "That's what they're mimicking with their logo. A legendary artifact from your ancestral houses—commissioned to unite fire and water dragons. It's been missing for decades." "Until now," Xaihuang murmured, studying Casey with new intensity. "Tell me, in your dreams, do the coins ever... speak to you?"

“I spotted you flying this way and tracked you down when I remembered my bouncer said he saw you dancing with her. You owe me a new safe and my meteorite!” He didn't have time for this right now. “Get her to safety,” Kohl growled. “Later we will discuss payment.” “I'm not going anywhere.” Isabelle shook off Billy's hand on her arm. “There are three of them and only one of you.” “Come Vespar,” the Tryn tossed Taurian aside like he was a wet coat, “Let us remove these two obstacles from our woman.” The Tryn shifted, its black fur changing into hard, dark scales. A dark, mirror image of Kohl's dragon form. Its eyes were bright crimson and its mass larger than his father's.

Silvester came off the board, followed by Bow and his men, then the horses. “Do we really need them?” Tristan asked Silvester as the men took the two bolt-throwers down the wide plank towards the shore. He found them similar to metal carriages as the crew tied them to the horses. “In places like this, we’ll need all the means of survival we can get.” “But dragonfire will melt them easily.” “They’re titanium,” Bow cut in, “We’re not fools, boy. We know very well what we’re dealing with.” Tristan rolled his eyes, then he turned around. A massive volcano stood far ahead of them, surrounded by a vast tropical forest. They entered and Tristan immediately sensed beasts in their area.

I thought I could wait out the trial period in peace, but Cassian's rut came early. Every month, high-tier dragons suffer a few days of agonizing torment. They absolutely need their mate's scent to soothe them, or they go feral. I stood in front of his tightly shut stone door and took a deep breath. It was my duty, a cold, contractual obligation. I pushed the door open. Cassian healed incredibly fast. His wounds from last night were mostly gone.