Dragons Extinction Novels & Stories

She told us stories of dragons shifting, only she called it misting, and the vast cave networks underground where they hoard their treasure and live out their lives in solitude. Once upon a time, dragons were social creatures, they lived, hunted and raised their brood in a massive family group called a thunder. Many generations ago, they were hunted to the brink of extinction by the witches who used them for spells and potions, and the humans who feared them. They were forced into hiding and as a result they have suffered from such a decline in population that there are only believed to be less than ten alive right now.

I smirked at her subject change. “No, but all dragon masters have a special infinity for dragons. They can call dragon magic at any time,” I told her honestly. “Many dragons died during the last battle thanks to the former Dragon King. Now the dragon race is going extinct and it’s my duty to make sure that doesn’t happen.” “That’s awful,” she whispered, and I could see the genuine worry in her gaze.

This is why some species are busy going extinct. For instance the dragons. There are only 827 left. Yes, they can live for thousands of years, but there is only 1 mate that was born in the last 600 years. They need a new mate quickly. The Alpha of the dragons still hasn't found his mate, and he needs to find a mate so that his legacy can go on. I always found this interesting. How can the date of a whole species depend on one person, that is when the teacher explained that it is only that Alpha that can make babies with his mate. Other dragons can go on and have a family with anyone that they choose.

“Dragons will do what they must to survive, just like everyone else. What do territories and rivalries mean in the face of survival? It was either lose many or lose everyone. So they migrated. Mortal enemies be damned.” Anzi looked away. She still didn’t understand how any dragon could have survived the Purge at all, but if she looked past it, she could reluctantly understand the urgency of the threat of extinction that would have driven the remaining ones into dangerous territory. But basilisks and gryphons, some of them even working together in a symbiotic relationship in certain stretches of land—it would have been a massacre. However few dragons had escaped Tet’s reach, most of them must

It looks like a focused, concentrated drought. There hasn’t been a drought, a true drought, on the Emerald Coast in nearly a century. Not since my father destroyed the last sun dragon outpost. Some dragons, my father taught me, are just too dangerous, too powerful to exist in harmony with the rest. The sun dragons could only take, burn, and destroy. It was not in their nature to give. When they ruled the continent, the other dragons cowered in fear, afraid to challenge their might. My father led the great rebellion centuries before I was hatched that drove them away. In the centuries that followed, one by one he eliminated what survived. For the sake of all life on this continent, they neede

Valeria explained. " Dragons? Didn't they...? I stopped midway, unable to complete my statement but Valeria seemed to have understood the meaning behind my words. Valeria let out a defeated sigh. "Yes. It's said that during that year, many of the dragons were slaughtered alive and the remaining ones went into hibernation." She explained. " So, does that mean that the book is no longer available? I asked, my heart filling with despair. " There might still be a chance." Valeria said.

“That’s cute and spooky, Professor Fae, but let’s be real. Even if it was blood-triggered, the Dragons are gone. Wiped out. Ashes.” “That’s what I’ve been saying,” I cut in, voice sharp. “You’re all jumping to conclusions. There are no dragons. There haven’t been dragons for over a thousand years. They’re extinct. This school hasn’t seen dragon magic since Seraphine Aurelien died.” “Then explain that flare,” Dominic challenged. “I can’t,” I admitted. “Not yet. But I’m not going to toss centuries of verified history out the window because the wards glitched for the first time in our lifetime.”

I huffed with a slight scoff. He grinned, "That I did expect, but not so much excitement…" he replied slowly caging me between the sink and him, "to answer your questions, Dragons were thought to be extinct for some time, but we aren't anymore,” he saw my expression and chuckled, "it's a long story, believe me,” I did believe him, but my thoughts wandered to something else, "So Dragons have mates too?" I asked His smile dissolved as he looked at me, “some, not all of them,” he whispered back.

Ryan asked her. “We know that dragons can live forever and you can call them immortal in that sense. The Vampires thought that by drinking the blood of dragons, they would get more power and strength, but none of it was true. Dragon’s blood can’t give you any kind of power, but the greedy vampires believed it, anyway. That is how the dragon species came to their demise. By the greed of another species.” She said in a sad tone and shook her head, “My cousin was a cheerful wolf and she was very adventurous. She stumbled upon a dragon one day while running around. When she saw him, she instantly knew that he was her fated mate. She also realized that he was the last of his kind left and he was

The Goddess still gave vampire assistance from witches and warlocks to work against sirens, giving vampire potions and performing spells that weakened sirens. “But it is because of vampires that dragons have gone extinct,” the elder ogre complains. “We are covered with the blood of innocent dragons on our hands and now we are going to contribute to the killing of yet another species.” The enchanted forest was filled with mixed emotions, some happy as they had been prepared for a time like this and were hopeful about the task the Goddess had for them. And some focused as they are gearing up to help their friends, not knowing what is to come and most saddening, with a history that repeats itse