Dragonite Island Novels & Stories

he groaned as I kissed the tip of his cock and swirled my tongue around him. It's hard to describe the jolt I felt. It was like a small burst of electricity running through my body. Bastian sat up. "The dragons come; they've crossed into my territory." His glorious cock would need to wait. "Our territory, mate. I felt them too." He looked at me, his teeth flashing with a smile. "Our territory, but it may take a while for me to remember." "I'll remind you each and every day. What do we need to do?"

She took his hand and asked, “How are we getting over this body of water?” “We will just have to fly the rest of the way. The reason why the dragon kingdom has never been easy to find is because we live on a separate island on this ocean. We are completely surrounded by water and live particularly on high mountains and volcanoes. You can only get there if you are a dragon or with the help of one. This particular temple is a little separate from the kingdom and it's high on the mountains, so it's barely accessible to humans. I'll carry you along and hopefully we get there by nightfall” he explained before moving away to shift. She watched him shift into his dragon form and for a few seconds,

Why they were abandoned, it was because time run differently there. "This is the Island of Time," Elena broke the silence. "The Dragon King, he's huge, have you seen him?" No one answered. They waited for her to continue as if they did not understand a word she was saying. "He probably saw all of you here," Elena added. "He sees everyone. He's playing." "You are not clear, Princess," Rony whispered. "What's with the Island and the Dragon?" "We are in his territory and he's angry," Elena answered. "Why was it so hard for you to lift the rocks?"

The dragon kingdom was based on the edge of the Philippine island – deep in an untouchable forest that was off-chart. The island was covered with nothing boulders all around – for some reason – the flames engulfed on top of the boulders systematically, licking a few lines of stones around as smock thick enough to choke on filled the air. The moment she touched down the area, the alarm was constantly beeping out loud and a few sounds of the dragon roar warned her to forward.

So they decided to retreat to their mansion on a sacred island near Hawaii. One other reason for being on the smaller island was to get closer to the human fraction and make it easier to stay well-informed of the world's reaction to watching two fully grown dragons and a dragon-look-alike monster suddenly emerge out-of-nowhere attack on the open ocean to reveal an invisible island which had been there for who knows how long.

George gritted his teeth, looking at the idiot in front of him. "It's not that easy. He is not a normal dragon. He is Drake Hamilton, the most powerful orange dragon ever born. No one can kill him just like that. Not even the dragon elders. Even if we complain, he has a valid reason to be there in the fairy world. So not even the dragon elders could punish him for that" George pointed out.

I asked with a frown. “It’s tradition to wait until the future king or queen is ready before revealing the truth.” “If that’s the case, then why do the laws of the land say that a royal can marry a commoner?” “Dragon-borns are feared all over the world. To keep the masses from worrying, we make them believe that our powers have gone extinct with the dragons...” “Wait, so you’re saying that we really have supernatural powers? I thought that it was just a myth.” I had forgotten all animosity I had towards her. Instead, I was more curious than ever.

We traveled through hidden mountain paths my soft curves bouncing with each hurried stride milk occasionally leaking down my belly as Aether fed. Hours passed in tense silence broken only by distant rumbles of Elyra’s approaching forces. When we finally reached the border of neutral territory the landscape opened into a vast valley dotted with ancient dragon spires. Three massive dragons from the neutral clans waited at the entrance their scales shimmering in shades of silver and emerald as they regarded us with wary interest.

“We're nothing but kids, you and me! You'll be surprised how quickly years go by. You blink and you're 21, dressed to look pretty and they're gonna toss you out here to survive on your own. No way you can stay alive, there's no food, bed, or anyone to take care of you.” “Under the protection of the Dragon God, I shall remain safe.” “There’s no Dragon God!” Frustrated beyond belief, Thalon let out a piercing scream and threw his hands up in the air. His voice echoed through the massive temple, making it seem even more cavernous and empty. “Look at what's around you, Avara. No one else is here! The Dragon God is just a made-up god for adults to blame when their lives turn horrible.” As a stubb

She’d no idea how they dealt with the demon bites on his planet, but she knew he needed help and soon. The female dragon stared at her a moment, then narrowed her eyes as it inhaled. Then she looked to Kohl and back to Isabelle again. Shit, she knows. A smoky tendril curled out of the dragon’s nostril and Isabelle backed up a step, bumping into the other dragon. Panic swelling her throat closed. “Taurian, leave us. I want to talk with the human alone.” “No, she might do more damage to him or hurt you,” it rumbled.