Esferas Del Dragón の小説・ストーリー

No point running now. I drag out a long breath and then turn. Like I had imagined, it was not human or Fae? Or anything related to persons - No, I am staring at the same fiery red eyes from my dreams only that this time.. It has an owner, and according to history which I had spent time reading.. It was a Kragon.. An eight inches fire breathing female dragon that actually walks on it's hind legs. I gulp .. I am doomed.

Bursts of divine light flowed continuously in the furnace and a thick but not-overly strong medicinal aroma began to fill the air as five aquamarine elixirs slowly floated up from the furnace. Dragon-scaled patterns surround the elixirs. This made it look like a real dragon when the elixirs flickered, it seemed to be breathing out smoke. Coupling all this with the hint of dragon power emitted, the elixirs looked even more like a lifelike dragon. There was no doubt about what the both of them saw in front of their eyes; successfully made dark-dragon elixirs.

Words, to her freaking surprise, turned to saliva and slipped down her throat. This feeling was intense— just like the eyes of her Alpha. Sparkling Embers, dark yellow, looking like scorching heating fire. Fire that spurts from the mouth of a dragon, which melts every freaking wall and vaporizes every drop of water, and turns every being into ash if caught under its cage.

Visions flashed in front of Nya’s eyes as she tried to rectify what she’d been seeing for the last several days with the scene before her now. All along, she’d thought she’d been seeing Slate in his dragon form in chains, but that wasn’t what she’d been seeing at all. It was this other dragon, the one rising up in front of her now. He looked anything but happy as his nostrils began to flare, and it was quite obvious this dragon’s duty was to protect the Heart of Magic, which Nya could no longer see as it was hidden behind the dragon’s large back.

she asked Zadi who was also looking at the dragons with eyes wide open, alert. “Yes, they are! Watch out!” Zadi exclaimed. They ran all the way down the stairs but Elise made sure that the shield was still around them to protect them from the fires spat from different directions. The fires, however, were put out by the shield itself. Luckily. Four of the seven dragons were flying toward them to break down the shield. They would either bump their noses on the shield or scratch it using their sharp claws. Their tails were also like scorpions’ metasoma that attacked the shield at the same time.

His small hands expertly pickpocketed the purse of an old woman whose eyes and ears were glued to the performers. “That boy is Zylas,” Zephyr said. “He is half witch, half dragon.” Fragments of knowledge from the memories she had regained flashed through her mind. Her kind had been searching for the Dragon. That word alone unlocked a flood of questions in her head. Zylas couldn’t be it… could he? He was living here, in Earthland. Were there more than one? “A dragon?” Drusden blurted out. “What kind of being is that?”

Ishir says. “What do you mean they seem different? Like it ate different kinds of animals?” Kenna asks. “No, like maybe there are two different dragons.” We all look around the room. “Another laboratory created dragon?” I ask. Ishir rubs his hands over his face. “Yeah and the three of us agree that the second dragon has the scent of all four elements.” “You mean, Oliver didn’t just add two elements to Ancalagon’s already existing two elements, giving him all four, he actually created another dragon that has all four elements?” Zephyr asks, horrified.

With tremendously intense nervousness and curiosity, Leila whirled around. She was met by a pair of monstrous dragon eyes shaped like narrow triangles pointing sharply downwards. Crystal blue veins radiated from the center to the outer edge of the irises. Blue liquid wobbled inside them like lakes. Its dark vertical pupils were shrieking while the world around them dimmed, as if they were black holes sucking all the light in. Leila felt her whole being gravitating towards the wondrous eyes, as the dragon penetratingly stared into Leila’s very soul, like drowning in the water, with an immense suffocation.

"Do you know dragons are the only mythical creature written to have purple eyes?" River's eyes widened at me. "You can't seriously believe Kiera has part dragon in her? Or that dragons even existed!" I shrugged nonchalantly. "Magic is magic, River." I chuckled. "But no, I don't think dragons existed. However, I do believe every tale has a sliver of truth to it." My brother scrutinized me, wondering what I was trying to say. "What does the purple eyes mean for dragons?" "Fierce strength, iron heart, and born leaders. It's a symbol for other dragons to recognize these qualities in other superior dragons. Kind of like how we naturally know who is an Alpha, Beta, or omega."

“The observers have just arrived, my lord. They brought something… special.” With a wave of his hand, Malachar summoned the three beings. They materialized in the center of the room, kneeling. The black glass vial floated to the table, landing in front of Vortigern. Inside it, the liquid shimmered with iridescent shades of gold, silver, and crimson — the combined essence of Irmak and the twin dragons. Malachar snapped his fingers. A crystal sphere appeared above the table, projecting perfect holographic images of the scene in the forest.