Glass Dragons Novels & Stories

Jasmine said as they were in their highest speed. “They are creatures formed by the molten magma of the dragons fire, they are called the plagues. Anytime they are attacking they attract the dragons but recently the third dragon seems to be avoiding this particular region of the lands” Jordan said to Jasmine that ran side by side with him. “Do you know why?” Jasmine said. “Yes I do know why, because it doesn’t want to be in a situation where it mistakenly murders you it’s master” Jordan said “Isn’t that the dragon you speak of?” Jasmine said pointing at a place in front of them and Jordan stopped abruptly causing her to stop too.

“She and a few others got mixed up with the dragons. Not the big guys, just some of the little ones, what do they call themselves? Amphithere. They’d been going to some sex club down in the city, and Sean said she had been getting into some pretty heavy stuff, experimenting with silver. Silver play, drugs laced with silver… I felt her death, Daniel, it was slow and painful.” Daniel had heard rumors of the dragon underground sex clubs. All dragons, no matter their kind, had a voracious appetite for lust, greed, and destruction. The clubs allegedly helped them channel that in safe, consensual ways, but there were always dark whispers about the full truth of that. He filed the information away

“Aolis may have strongly suggested that I give them some time.” “Ahh, the truth comes out. Well, I’m glad he’s there. Hopefully he and Hope will get everything figured out. Oh and, one of the dragons we’re bringing, mated to not one, not two, not three, but FOUR sprites.” “Holy Mother Moon Goddess!” “I know – your land will never be the same. These sprites might like the dragons more than the wolves and that feeling is obviously mutual.” “I’d better let Aolis know.” “See you soon, Lily.”

As I looked at the building beside us, I saw it was a tall building with a large display window, Tasha and I walked up to just in front of the glass, and as I looked through, I could see a strange-looking bird that looked like it was made of fire, so I asked Tasha's nanny, "What's that bird over there? The one on fire?" Tasha's nanny walked over and took a look, "That's called a phoenix. They're a very popular pet because they live almost as long as dragons. A phoenix can live up to roughly 1000 years old and go through a rebirth cycle. When they go through their rebirth cycle, they burn to ash and are reborn from those ashes. They do this every 200 years and can only do it five to six times

"The dragons in the visions—they weren't hiding. In any of the futures." Xaihuang moved closer, his expression intense. "Because hiding is no longer sustainable, my dear. The digital age has made concealment a losing battle." He gestured toward the pool with his cane. "Every smartphone, every wireless signal, every piece of modern technology creates interference patterns that weaken our glamour magic. DragonCoin is simply the final catalyst." Sage steadied herself against the alcove, her mind still reeling from the visions. "But if dragons are revealed, won't that cause panic? Wars?"

Her eyes never left her husband who was leaning against his chair. “We've ruled this kingdom for nine hundred years before Vincent's father took over. And now, his son." Mr Gael started. He pushed to rest his face on his right hand with a long sigh. " I've never set my eyes on a dragon this huge Roseline. That dragon isn't a shifter. It's what we have been looking for for the past generations,” he concluded. Roseline dropped the teacup on the well polished jade tray and raised her head to meet his eyes. "What are you trying to suggest? Coincidence happen–”

The first thing my eyes landed on was the huge lake directly in front of me, although it must have been five miles away, it was impressive in size, the water as clear blue as I had ever seen, the sun reflecting off its surface only added to the beauty, but surprisingly it wasn't entirely the lake itself that had drawn my eyes in that direction but the dragons flying above it. I had seen hundreds of pictures of dragons over the years, some depicted in films or books, others caricatures or artwork and not one of the images had managed to capture the true look of the beast. The most surprising I think was the colour, instead of the usual green or back scales they were depicted with, the three b

“Don’t mind him. He’ll behave.” “And I told you not to bring the dragons here. But you’ve brought both, and now I can’t do anything about it.” She looked behind her at where the second one stood waiting. That one was smaller than this red one, though not by much since she had to guess that both of them were close to ten meters from snout to tail. Slender and blue-green-scaled, with a strange peacock-like webbed frill bearing beautiful false eyes, this second dragon was far stranger and more ethereal than she had ever imagined one could look.

It was the last week before graduation and I didn't really see the point in going but I went and the only thing that was different was that Rylee wasn't there. Carson and JD still glared at us and I saw that they got their dragons too. I caught a glimpse of Carson's indigo dragon and JD's green one. He must be so pissed off that he didn't get a blue one since he was Carson's second in command. The look in their eyes said that they thought my own gray dragon were beneath them and I only smiled to myself with that realization.

Before they could even step down further, they saw some individual fires lining overhead, coming toward them. Elise waved her hand and put their shield on again, instinctively. Her eyes opened wide when she realized that she was looking at a squad of seemingly small golden dragons that was spitting fires at them. Each dragon was as big as a rooster. Baby dragons? she mused. The dragons’ eyes were red. They had wings that were short but sturdy looking. Their mouths opened wide as their tongue stuck out to spit fires at them—again. “Are these for real?” she asked Zadi who was also looking at the dragons with eyes wide open, alert.