Half Dragons Novels & Stories

Again there was nothing about them having blocked gifts either I'm starting to believe our problem isn't a super natural issue. Dragon Twins were the most rare so the information on them was only a page front and back. This final page was written differently almost like the ink was scratched into the page the letters were rough and the ink smeared off some of the letters. Whoever wrote this information was not the same person who wrote the rest of the book. All the page contained is it was said there was only 1 set of Dragon twins ever recorded in existence, they were males and noted to be the largest dragons with wing spans over 200 ft long and their sheer sizes blacked out the sun. Sol was

>You can be as strong as him or stronger my bub, it all depends on the people you defeat,< Queseon said as he noted that the temperature was warming up. >Oh alright,< Igris huffed and folded his arms. After a moment his eyes frightened, >What other dragons are there besides the Sun and Sea dragons?< Queseon raised a brow and looked down at his beaming bub then chuckled, >Oh my soul! Bub, okay, there’s the Sun, the sea dragon is also known as the water dragon and has a body longer than yours almost like uncle sea serpent. There’s the wind dragons, sky dragon, earth dragon, fire and moon dragons. Wyvern’s and shadow dragons too.<

He carefully entered his bath bowl full of cold water and shivered, the coldness helped him a little bit. The cruelty about the double estrus was that except for one's true mate, it was quite picky on who to mate with. Drake could mate with five female dragons and the symptoms would still persist, it was a gamble and Drake didn't want to do that. He wanted to remain faithful to his true mate until he found her.

"My brother Zeus leaves a way out. His legacy is not only for humans." I sensed her calming, though thunder continued to roar and lightning to strike around us. "How shall that work, mother?" She turned away and spoke into the wind, but I heard each word. "Humans were originally created with four legs, four arms, and a head with two faces. Fearing their power, my father split them apart, condemning them to spend their lives in search of their other half. Dragons have two parts-one beast, the other man, split into two halves. From the day he is born he quests for his soul mate. If a dragon finds his true mate, the curse shall lift for that dragon, but he will only have that chance once every

It wobbled a little, them being fragile. “You need to put them over a fire until they hatch. It’s a good thing we came with an elder to bless your child, he will also perfume another ceremony for the dragons. It is rare, we only have two in our whole kingdoms. We refer to them as the pure ones. These are just dragons. They will hatch when they are mature and they will grow over the years. They are strong and indestructible. What one of us can do in our dragon form, they can do it a hundred times over. They are very powerful.” Drakko explained, still not believing it himself. No one uttered a word after that, just staring at the baby then the eggs while trying to digest what they had just hea

Nat stood before a wide window, staring out at a rocky mountain range illuminated by a red and orange sky. In the distance, two dragons chased each other through the air, bursts of fire punctuating their attempts to char each other beyond recognition. Occasionally, one of the lumbering beasts would collide with the mountainside, sending a boulder or two tumbling into the valley below. While the red dragon seemed to have the upper hand at the moment, its elongated neck and sharp, black talons formidable, the smaller, more agile black dragon was able to thwart his foe by darting around behind him. Nat was secretly cheering for the black dragon as he could identify with its underdog position, b

He grinned as he pulled them closer to Thali. The female dragony seemed to know what to do, because she lowered her body down so that Azalia and Melech could easily climb onto her back. Dragonies were smaller than real dragons, but they were still at least thrice the size of a big horse. Carrying two people at the same time was no problem for them. "Wow." Azalia felt her heart skip a beat once she found herself on top of Thali. It was impressive, to say the least. "What should I hold onto?"

Silent steps on the grass. "I am Átila. This is Kuzey. We are the Twin Dragons, ancient guardians of this land." Irmak couldn't look away. Between their legs, semi-erect penises swung heavily. Thick. Veins pulsing visibly under the thin skin. Broad, pink heads glistening slightly with moisture. She had never seen men so perfect. So rawly powerful. Their scent invaded the clearing. Burnt wood. Dark spices. Something animal. Wild. Masculine.

“All the mortals in the dormitory are currently in a deep slumber.” “It’s that green dragon,” Seb whispered to Dorin. “That’s a wind dragon, it has the ability to put others to sleep...” he pointed at a huge blue dragon “See that one? That is an ice dragon... And that one,” this time he pointed at another dragon, a gigantic red one with golden scales on its chest, much like Johan’s Dragon. It had sharp golden horns framing the top half of its head like a crown, and 3 pairs of piercing red eyes. “That is an adult Czar dragon.” “They have come to welcome the new hatchling,” Lady Lucille said beside them. “It’s been so long since a new Czar dragon was born into this world...” she looked at Seb

assistant"> At last, the entrance of Valhalla was left empty—only I remained, along with the mechanically reorganizing soldiers. A group of small skeletal dragons emerged from the perch platforms above, diving toward the bushes in the lower right. A faint, still-not-fully-ominous green glow from the young dragons flickered in a rhythmic pattern. They seemed to be surrounding something, growling in low voices. Curious as I passed by, I walked toward them—and faintly saw a golden glimmer. Once I could see it clearly, I couldn’t help but rub my eyes. I hadn’t been mistaken: it was a four-winged golden dragon.