Dragons Extinction Novels & Stories

She let out a laugh. “Ice dragons were a stunning race. Unfortunately, they were already nearing extinct before the war. They were more of the aggressive type of races in the dragon world. But they were also the first to get attacked and slaughtered. He only survived because he was in the kingdom when the war started.” She explained. I looked up at her, not sure what to say. She gave me a sad smile.

"That sounds familiar. I think my mom used to tell me about it when I was a kid. If my memory serves me right, it's something about dragons." "True," Maddie continued. "Long Sheng Jie was said to be a whole new world where celestial dragons lived. During ancient times, dragons were well-respected and worshipped among the people. According to mythological experts, these dragons were once humans who sacrificed their lives and freedoms to protect the weaker ones. For hundreds of generations, people practiced the culture of praying to dragons as their gods. But somehow, everything fell apart, and eventually, humans stopped believing in them because they felt that dragons and the remaining myths

she said. “What do you mean?” I asked her. “Yesterday, they were talking about the history between dragons and werewolves. The werewolves think that they whipped out the dragons to extinction. I asked them if they were to have a dragon as their mate, would they accept them.” “And what was their response?” I asked. “Neither of them said that they would. The majority said that they would not only reject them, they would also kill them. That way, dragons will be extinct forever.” she said.

“We are symbiotic with the gods and goddesses. The god Nexsis fell out with the other gods and goddesses and did the unthinkable… He began to hunt down the descendants of other gods, and then to kill the corporeal forms of his siblings, severing them from leaving the realm of the Goddess. We dragons tried to maintain our roles, to safeguard the bloodlines, and to maintain order… But dragons were never great in number, and many died trying to protect their charges. Due to the symbiotic relationship, as the connection to this world was severed, the dragons of that god would weaken, leaving them also victim to humans who hunted them…” “I think,” she said very quietly. “That I may be the last of

“I still don’t see your point.” “What I’m saying is—since all Hyborns are already dead, the only person who might hold the truth you’re seeking … is the Emperor himself.” Larice parted her lips to speak, but then Estevan continued. “Now if you’re still in doubt, then you might want to know a bit of history. During the war of the Red Century, most of the dragons had been slain by the overwhelming strength of humans, who wielded the dragon-killing weapons created from the orb. Some Hyborns were also fallen in battle before, but those who survived—do you know what happened to them?”

When she recalled those moments, she was filled with nostalgia. The dragon beside her also came into memory. She said, “At that time, it was also the most prosperous period for the Four Great Beasts. The Benares Dragons and Ice Dragons competed for territory and resources with the Exorcist Dragons. The ring battles were especially enjoyable. Unfortunately, the dragon clans are almost extinct now." Alex listened to their words, and a vast picture scroll unfolded in his mind. On it, every place was a beautiful myth that would cause anyone to endlessly yearn for it.

Rex asked, clearly not understanding the joke. "It's easier if we start at the beginning" Markus said putting an arm around Rex's shoulder, "almost 5000 years ago dragons were being hunted by man and were brought to the brink of extinction. So their leader at the time, an elder dragon called Lokmar and his son Fafnir, called all dragons to council and told them of his plan of creating a safe place they could avoid further death and persecution. Back then magic in this place was a lot simpler and easier, but men are superstitious, and blamed dragons for everything from bad weather, dying crops, livestock death from disease and famine and so they would be slain to appease gods and prove their

Yarsii grinned and exhaled heavily, feeling a receding tremor of tension disperse through his body, and a silver fog dissipates before his eyes. “Actually, I was just trying to help you,” Erto muttered. “Well, thanks, maybe you can explain something - what do you know about dragons?” "Dragons," the Vistolet spoke measuredly. “The strongest and most powerful beings in all the worlds. Reasonable, while completely devoid of such feelings as pity, regret, mercy, kindness. These are absolutely indifferent and cruel creatures. Their food is the energy absorbed from the living and non-living. If the dragon enters a new world, then, as a rule, such a world dies. It doesn't stop until it completely d

Making his way around the territory eventually he faced a large gates with dragons swirling opposite yet creating a spectacular vision of them being one. Legends say there was xenophobia amongst dragon kind but soon for their survival they learnt to coexist than simply be extinct. After realizing there is no difference in power, together they became formidable creatures although still loners, none wished to fight fire and ice. Entering massive unsure grounds, he made his way to the most unreal castle. He jumped back startled when the doors immediately opened. Entering what felt like a dream, his gaze was immediately and completely entranced by the most captivating paintings of dragons althou

Women dragon shifters are now considered on the brink of extinction. Many would not find this disturbing in other races, have the men take up the shifter title and continue to mate with their true bonded mates. With dragons, it was different. Dragons were a different breed than most shifters. Without a female dragon, the magic will die in a few generations. There is no more fire, ice, or acid breathing, no more clothes to cover our bodies after a shift. Our bodies would break into pieces, just like any other shifter. Just a lizard with wings.