Novel & Cerita Dragons Extinction

“You came looking for me, you know what you signed up for” Alluvium looked up at the rest of the water dragons, their heads bowed in submission, “Rest assured, that if anyone fails these simple tasks; I will kill you… all of you.” Alluvium looked around and the water dragons took to the sea and skies, breathing fire on water around passing ships, sinking a few by rocking the ships in the water, allowing water borne disease to spread from the ocean to even fresh water; Alluvium could hear the screams of terror all the way on the shore, the sound excited him and made him mad with power. He flew up into the clouds, using his super hearing for miles and miles he could hear the cries of the human

I was the lowest-born black serpent in the Serpent Clan, yet the Dragon Court's most honored crown prince chose me as his bride. He gave up his betrothal to my sister, surrendered his place as heir, and walked away from the Dragon Court for me. I was moved beyond words and became his wife. But after I gave birth to only a black serpent, he flew into a rage. He crushed our baby beneath his foot, then killed me with a single strike of his sword. As I was dying, I saw hatred burning in his eyes. "If I'd known you were this useless, I should've married your sister!" Only then did I learn the truth. I was the woman of fate named in the Dragon Court's forbidden book, the one born with primord

"I swear, I absolutely hate ancient legends. Can't we ever just fight an enemy that reproduces normally?" Morwen completely ignored the commander, looking at Seraphina. "After the War of the Seven Kingdoms centuries ago, the great dragons vanished from the terrestrial realms. Some scholars believed the cataclysm killed them. Others believed they tore through the veil and crossed into a higher cosmic dimension where the magic was thicker." Selena shook her head, stepping forward until her silver cape caught the wind. "The High Moon Court kept archives of the old world. The histories are explicitly clear: there were three primal beasts born of the initial lunar fracture. Only three."

he answers firmly, and I feel my body slack as the feeling of defeat swarms me. “Why would dragons be extinct?” I ask, suddenly confused. “My father declared all dragons to be killed, but more specifically, all Fire dragons to be killed,” he says, and I swallow nervously. “And why did he want Fire Dragons dead?” I ask, almost scared to hear the answer. “A Fire dragon killed my mother and my younger sister years ago, or more specifically, a Fury dragon killed them.” I feel a clump form in my throat and the cold from the metal is suddenly spreading deep in my chest.

But of course, Nick knew something more about those mountains as he had been keeping the secret of the Origins from the commoners as well as those who were not on the Higher Court. It was believed that years before the Origins settled on the island, there were rumors of the dragons that roaming the lands. But, as the years past an most of the pagan believers were converting themselves with the Holy Religion that were spreading around the Kingdom of Ludonea, the dragons went extinct. No one knew for sure what happened to the amazing creatures as there were many theories and conspiracies that went on and on for decades and still popular among the scholars now.

" yeah sure, that's definitely it " Knox didn't know why the girl was laughing, but the sound was pleasant in his ears. he couldn't help the smile that made its way across his face " I'm not joking, I am a dragon " " it can't be. dragons have been extinct since forever, they were wiped out during the war. do you think I am going to believe you if you say that you are a dragon? " " I'm still alive as you can see, so we aren't wiped out completely. but I suspect that I might be the only one left "

“A bear shifter caught in mid-shift while drunk out of his gourd, I’m told.” “Lots of things exist or did. We just keep them quiet as best as we can.” “Dragons? Extinct?” “No, just rare. They are shifters. The oldest ones. They were basically a failed Fae experiment. They have their own magic and it’s suspected that the Fae used their own essence or genes to make them. That was a mistake they soon learned not to copy. They are slowly becoming extinct. Dragons hide in some of the most inhospitable mountain ranges where humans won’t go, and planes avoid.”

It will explode with that heart. With all his might, Drake flew higher and higher into the sky. He continued to fly until he was sure that if he exploded with that heart, then no one on earth would be affected. Down there the giant worms began to re-enter the ground. Some began to return to dust and flew with the wind. They have long been extinct from the earth, now they are back to extinction. “It worked,” said one of the elves. "But the Dragon King sacrificed himself," said one of the dragons.

He knew that the Raksasa Tribe would return to the Chaotic Mountain Range one day and cause havoc there, so he deliberately left something behind! 'The bloodline of the Divine Dragon… Is it really a dragon?' Dragons did exist thousands of years ago, but they had disappeared from the nine continents. Was it because of the fierce battle with the Raksasa Tribe that the dragons went extinct? Darryl's hands trembled as he thought of all the possibilities. He opened the stone chest. Gasp! The moment he opened it, Darryl was stunned to see the contents inside it. He drew in a sharp breath of cold air.

"You are both thinking dragons once existed. If we find an egg, I'm claiming it as mine!" "There are no dragon eggs, you fool." Drake raised his hand to smack me upside the head but quickly lowered it. I was knocking on death's door and couldn't take so much as a strong wind. "Even if they once existed, they have are all extinct now." "We would have found bones or some remnants of them, though." River suggested. "We don't know how many existed or how they came to their end. They could have been incinerated, leaving no trace of their existence for us to find." Drake flipped the page of his book as he spoke. "Wait! Here, it says it again."