Dragons Extinction Novels & Stories

Lucian’s handprints painted her skin. “It’s not demons or anything.” I chuckled, thinking of the few that I knew. I could never worship any of those sex-crazed crazies. “A lot of shifters worship her. The goddess, but dragons are much older than that. We were there when men were still hiding in caves afraid of fire. It makes sense, we were the fire.” “Hm. Does that mean that you were around then?” “Not quite that old. I’ve only been alive for a few hundred years. Lucian is much older than me.”

he asked me as the recognition of our name flooded him. “Defend yourself Sire, I will not have rumours spread that I had an advantage over your shock when I kill you,” I said to him. Abeloth was itching for a fight since we had just killed two vampires and he was ready to get into it. Andrew’s dragon separated from him and I looked at the violet dragon with pity in my eyes. They would not survive the day. The Elders had moved to a safer spot and I watched as his dragon started circling me. Abeloth was still laughing his head off and I had to nudge him twice before he separated from me.

After ten thousand years of being 'extinct' as the thought of by the other supernatural creatures, (vampires, Lycans, werewolves, witches, demons) after losing the Megàlos Machi (the great battle between the dragons and the other supernatural creatures), in which the remaining survivors of the dragon army, accompanied by the last of the elves and fae, hid in the Ignere forest which later became known as the dark forest. Here they grew, multiplied for ten thousand years, till the birth of the rare godlike dragon, a species known as the golden dragons, direct descendants of the sun was born. After the birth of the prince of dragons, Azian, it was soon discovered by the leaders of the outside r

The dragon blinked a final time and averted its eyes somewhere else as if it had heard her whisper and honored her plea. That was weird. Although the dragon had looked elsewhere, Evrah couldn't help but stare at it. She watched the destruction and chaos it brought to life. The obliteration it seemed to revel in. All of them seemed to be enjoying their devastating results. She had watched them chase folks down, spitting the elements and flame in the direction of her fellows. She had watched as they set everything ablaze, their massive wings fanning the flames as they burned the brightness and vibrancy of existence into nothingness.

"Yes, he and I go way back. At first, he was wary of us, but we taught each other about ourselves after meeting him. It helped us understand each other more and because good friends. He even convinced most dragons to be friends with humans." "Wow, I never knew." "That is until Elderon, younger than Gorik, wanted to end humanity and rebelled. There was an all-out war between them. It was known as The End because people feared that the war between two dragons would end the world. Many dragons died, which is the reason why dragons no longer exist except for Gorik and Elderon." I never saw something like that happen way back before any of us were born. It's not in the books or stories mentioned.

Many of the other Lycans must have felt the same, because only a few remained in their shifted forms. Cecilia coughed from the putrid smoke drifting our way. I tucked her into my side, shielding her from the worst of it. Beretta took Ceclia in her arms. The girl had passed out from fright. “Holy hell fire,” Beretta said, coming to stand beside me. “A dragon. I thought there were no more female dragons left.” “There aren’t supposed to be,” Irrita said. “The dragon wars depleted their race almost to extinction. The females of the race were long gone before that. That was why the wars began.”

them today, say books found in excavations that millennia ago there were 2 great beasts that controlled the whole world, his power was both destructive and creationist, the other beasts and animals obeyed him, one was the king of heaven and the other of the seas and earth, both being dragons exceeded all limits," the child "come on, tell me how they were" the old man "were magnificentbeings, their scales did not present another color, one was white in its entirety, the other black, both maintained a balance in the world, what one destroyed the other replenished, they were opposites but at the same time necessary," a young man "but what happened to them, there are only dragons left, but

“What happened to the dragons? Did they like, kill themselves off or something?” “That’s what some people think, but most say that the war made the dragons weak, and the ones who remained alive after the fighting retreated back to the realm of their god; Helios, the Sun God. But it has been almost two thousand years, and none have returned.” I watch Aurora as she explores the map in front of her, she shows genuine interest in learning about our world and its inhabitants.

“According to legend, if someone met a dragon and kill it, then bathed in the dragon’s blood rushing from the dragon’s neck, all the sickness and misfortune that had enveloped that person would disappear without a trace. “Some say that the person who bathes in dragon blood will get immortality. How about that? It’s pretty interesting, isn’t it?” “Yeah. But they’re just legends. It’s not real. So?” Ursula clicked her tongue, looking impatient. “Of course, we’re looking for the dragon right now.” “Right now?” Raphael smiled wryly at his sister’s ridiculous suggestion. “You know, dragons went extinct long ago. So how can we find creatures we’ve never even seen?”

I said as he nodded. "I didn't know much but I have done my research. They dwindled as a species because a dragon baby does require both parents it pulls energy from the father being near as much as it draws from the mother. If the father is not near it will weaken the mother till she loses the baby or dies. Over the past few decades with the dragons being hunted many died as their mates would not return and the baby would die." he said softly. "What happens if Dottie is in the apartment with Danny but he's keeping his distance?" I asked bluntly.