Dragons Extinction Novels & Stories

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."

"We know for a fact that significantly more powerful beings existed long before us; Vaella and Deimos are worshipped as gods, but they once physically roamed this exact same earth. The ancient stories speak of their immense power to control magic, and Vaella was the very first known shifter in history. It is entirely possible that massive reptiles existed tens of thousands of years ago, too." ​"Holy shit!" I laughed out loud, then pathetically began to cough. "The two of you genuinely believe dragons once existed. If we ever discover an egg, I am immediately claiming it as mine!" ​"There are absolutely no dragon eggs left, you absolute fool." Alaric raised his hand to smack me upside the hea

Wayne gave him a pointed look and changed the topic "Just like we were discussing earlier, the location of the remains of Kur is speculated to be buried in the depths of planet Uranus. It is worth checking out." Veldanava Kur was the first dragon to have lived, also known as the star king dragon (the all-powerful). Then came his three brothers Veldora (Storm dragon), Velgrynd (Scorch dragon), and Velzard (frost dragon) The dragons were a lone species existing separately in a lair they carved out for themselves. They were unable to reproduce due to the lack of females and the inability to find their mates within other amortals, so their race eventually fizzled out. The last old dragon was fal

"I thought that was only with other dragons. This works with humans too?" "Barinov, answer the question," Damien said. "Dragons mate for life. The bonds are" He tried to swallow the words, but they bubbled back to the surface. "When a dragon loses its mate, the dragon dies of grief. It always kills the human part of the dragon, because one cannot live without the other." He didn't know how to explain that dragon mythology of his people, largely because so much of it had been lost over the millennia, to the point that no dragon alive knew how much of it, if any, was actually true.

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.

I’m still wondering that when Fraser approaches, coming to stand at my side on the balcony overlooking nothing but miles upon miles of mountains with pearly, snow-capped peaks. My mouth moves before my mind has a chance to catch up. “Were you mated? Before everything?” Fraser exhales deeply, his eyes on the same horizon. “No.” “I’m sorry.” “I’m not.” He tucks his hands into his pockets. Dark circles line his eyes. He looks exhausted. I wonder if exhaustion is a thing for dragons, however, because his eyes are darkened by another emotion I can’t place. “Many a dragon lost their mates during the war that led to our near extinction. I’m the only fire dragon left. If I had a mate, which was rare

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.”