Ender Dragon Portal の小説・ストーリー

I didn’t even really get a chance to know her, and now I am mourning her, along with the loss of my mate, trapped on the other side of a gate I cannot cross. “CLOSE THE GATE!” one of my captors bellows through the entry gate as we arrive at the Northern Sky Portal, “By order of Queen Cressida. This is her final command!” The drakes at the gate go immediately to work, tapping buttons on clear surfaces lit from within with swirling and changing images of blue, red, and green. The surface beneath our feet shifts and shakes and I scream in fury as I watch the large metal iris of the portal snap shut. “How could you,” I pound the chest of my nearest captor. “You left them there to die! You left t

It screamed in rage as Jason drew it back and stared straight ahead, "Everyone get airborne!" He shouted and blasted right into the sky, A glance at his right side showed terrena flying near him, her golden hair floating in the air Like an avenging angel, At his left was a green dragon, zarae and sorrena sitting on its back, In his front was derora moving towards the portal, he put on a burst of energy as he slammed into the beast. Pushing it off the part and shooting a ball of energy at the portal as it blew into pieces.

Third Person's POV The scent of Ash was incredibly strong as Draven came all the way forward, pushing Atticus back, to summon the portal. Atticus' skin became so hot Harris was surprised It didn't hurt or burn. Harris watched amazed as Atticus' lips moved whispering unfamiliar words. With his left hand holding Harris' hand, Atticus' right hand extended out in front of them. His right three fingers curled in while he slowly made a circle as he whispered words in the dragon tongue. Blue static appeared in front of them before slowly opening into a portal. Harris placed a hand protectively over his stomach as he allowed Atticus to pull him through the portal.

The journey ahead was filled with promise, challenges, and the ever-present dance between light and dark. Just as the guardians began to catch their breath, a sudden, sharp tremor rocked the Nexus. The ground beneath them split open, revealing an ancient portal that pulsed with an otherworldly glow. Symbols, older than any they had seen, decorated its circumference, and a chilling wind emanated from its depths. Draken, his senses alert, whispered, "That... wasn't here before." Nebula, her eyes wide in recognition, muttered, "It's an Echo Gate. A passage between realms, but I thought they were just myths..."

The red and orange and blue flames danced on the outside while it was smooth on the inside. “Dragons, you guys come first!” the witch announced. Two men strode to the portal. They handed her the money. “Kyrennor!” they both said aloud and entered the portal. Penny watched them disappear on the other side. She clenched her clammy fists. Her chance was about to come. “Come on you demons! It’s your chance now,” said the witch. “Hurry up! The portal will close soon.” The demons ran to her, paid her the money and jumped in the portal after shouting, “Neh Dorthore!”

Had the eggs been allowed to hatch, lava dragons would have overrun Earth. Leah wasn’t done yet, though. After slaying the dragon, she destroyed a magical portal that looked like a black hole had been ripped into the fabric of the universe. The portal was called an Anomaly, and it had been the cause of all the problems in the first place. With the destruction of the Anomaly, it seemed to Leesa that the story had reached an end, but then a voice emerged from a new, similar portal asking Leah and her friends to come help save the world on the other side of the opening. Leesa awoke before Leah could reply, but having grown to know and like Leah in the dreams, Leesa was pretty sure she knew what

Fafnir's presence filled his mind, a mixture of excitement and caution. 'They come,' the dragon's voice whispered. 'Drawn across the boundaries of realms. Pulled by bonds that transcend distance.' The portal's erratic pulsing seemed to stabilize as Rex drew near, the colors shifting predominantly to a deep, rich gold that matched the glow of his bracelet. The air around it crackled with potential, and for a moment, Rex thought he could hear voices from within the swirling energy – familiar voices calling his name. Then, with a sound like thunder contained in a small room, the portal expanded suddenly. Guards and onlookers were forced back by the pressure wave as four figures tumbled through,

I wondered what could possibly be going on with this strange occurrence. I thought back to Nola and how she warned me that this cave had been off-limits. The shimmering orb or whatever it was those men had come through was extremely odd. In all my dragon lore, I had come across what was called portals. This couldn't be that though. That was impossible. I was just at some old ancient castle. I winced feeling the bruises on my body starting to form from them trying to pull me around. I watched as my savior seemed to banish them back through the portal and it closed behind them. It was like everything I had read in my books, non-fiction and fiction. I couldn't help but wonder what Rowena would

“Are you part of his thunder?” The dragon seemed confused for a second, and then, with no warning, he opened his mouth, and fire shot out of his mouth. Nya grabbed the shield from behind her back and swiveled it around, dodging out of the way, but it was only after she moved that she realized the dragon wasn’t aiming the fire at her. Soldiers wearing Beelzanborg uniforms poured through the door as she moved. The dragon ignited several of them on fire before they could get their shields up.

"It will feel like falling off your bed. We have about an hour before the aurora fades away and the portal destabilizes. Then we won't be able to return because it can't be recreated from the other side." "Well, shit!" The druid walked towards the portal while I was clutching for a grip on the tunnel walls in fear.