Fable Dragon Novels & Stories

Living as long as we have, we’ve seen the start of a new prophecy taking place, right in front of our eyes. Alpha Cayd’s mate, Madelyn, was descended from dragons. They found what was left of the dragon clans and brought them to Araphyra. Since then, the fae lands have flourished. It’s as if the dragons were always meant to be here and according to King Aolis, they were at one time. None of the members of the dragon clans actually shift into a dragon, but apparently just having dragon blood makes the fae land respond. However, the prophecy has been title The Return of the Dragons, and almost everyone believes that one day, we'll have dragons flying in our skies.

These questions were mostly asked by children, as the adults were a lot more reserved. "Oh My God! Is that a dragon?" "Yes, those are Storm Dragons. We call the big one there Stormy he is the oldest and a noble friend of our Guild master. Do you see that massive lake there? The storm dragons created that entire lake with their Mana rain. The water from their rain clouds is saturated with pure mana and this lake and others like it are only the water source for the entire Stardust City. Not just that, this is a training ground for water mages, home to freshwater type beasts, and farm for the growing of underwater plants."

They went to where the Fire Mage was. A fireball appeared in the Fire Mage’s right hand. Ayla looked in fascination at how the fireball grew or got smaller. Moments later, the fireball turned into three little balls. The children laughed with delight when the balls joggled in the air. Rhobart and Ayla watched the Fire Mage for a little longer. “How about we go listen to the Storyteller. From what I heard, this year she has a story about dragons.” Ayla’s eyes lit up. “Dragons?” Rhobart nodded. “I want to listen to her story.”

Filled with fire and volcanos as far as the eye could see. Until one day, when in every corner of the world, a blood-freezing howl was heard. No one knows how, but a great beast had made his nest at the top of the tallest Vulcano in Valaria. A dragon... It terrorized travelers for decades until a young prince from the southern kingdom set on an adventure to kill the beast. For years and years, no one heard from him and all assumed he was dead. Until the prince reappeared. Riding the dragon he tamed and bearing the flags of all the other kingdoms he conquered alone, building the empire of Valaria.

“What the hell is a Dragon Knight? Are dragons real?” Felix continued. “Dragons are real. They keep to themselves, mostly, but they are controlled and ridden by Dragon Knights. Each knight gets a dragon at birth, one that was hatched around the same time he was born. And they are bonded for life. My dragon is Ignatius. You saw him yesterday.” I spoke slowly. “There were two dragons.” “The other one was Hades. He belongs to Charles.” I wanted to curl up and scream. “So you have magic?”

"B-but... everyone says that... the dragon will kill the chosen bride, once they manage to give the dragon an offspring. A child. The successor of the dragons in this dragon's palace. They... also say that the dragon will burn alive their bride, their spouse, until not a single bit of them remains." Both my eyelids blinked in a very fast motion. I think, the fear, worry that I had been feeling, and had been trying to contain, was starting to come out and affect my emotions now. "So, you... as the dragon who has chosen me as the chosen bride, will also kill me later, right? After I give you a child, the successor of this dragon palace. The successor to the dragon. You're going to burn me aliv

I know on a subconscious level that there are more types of dragons in the world than Earth, Air, Water, Fire, Sun, and Star, but knowing is not the same as seeing. Even the Queen’s court is surprisingly diverse. Seated amongst her handmaidens are at least two Kraken, a sand dragon, and an exceptionally rare phoenix sun dragon--most like selected to show she has moved past the Luxandra’s dark past of capturing and enslaving Royal Sun Dragons. There are also other noble creatures beyond anything I have ever seen.

“So this ‘dragon’ that is bonded with your soul is what has given you your potent abilities and now has unlocked some of your weaker magic?” Venya asked, for the fifth time. Rex had explained his meeting and bonding with Fafnir in great detail, but it seemed like Venya still did not believe him to be telling the truth. “Dragons are myth and you’re telling me your whole family line has bonded with one?” she had retorted, each time he tried telling her.

he said slowly, “that you do not know the way of the dragon.” Ronan’s hand shifted beside mine. I touched his fingers before he could speak. Not because I wanted to excuse Spiro. Because I needed the answer before his tone became the whole fight. Spiro noticed. His eyes flicked to our hands, then returned to my face. He seemed to understand he had stepped close to insult, because when he spoke again, his voice was controlled, though not soft. “King Tobias is half Phantom wolf,” he said. “But he is also of dragon blood. Bound by dragon law. A dragon takes one mate in a lifetime. One. Not two. Not a replacement. Not a political second chosen to soothe councils or please bloodlines.”

Those who do not believe will be tortured for a hundred years after death on the wall of the unbelievers before their souls can dissipate. Originally, the Dragon God only needed the faith of the dragons, and at most a few half-dragons or so. But if you don't have the faith, other gods will have to take it. For every believer of that god, there will be one less believer of that god. That's why there's the Dragon God Church and the Dragon Vein Warlock. After all, the dragon is the equivalent of a nuclear weapon. It's not like you can't solve small problems with big moves. With the Church of the Dragon God, it's a lot easier to run around in the human world. According to the 'Covenant of the Go