How To Survive As A Terminally-ill Dragon Novel Novels & Stories

“You just want to kill or use me! Just like everyone else!” Kaelin slammed his foot against the bookshelf as hard as he could, gaining everyone’s attention as we all turned to look at him, steam coming from his nose in waves, proof that this dragon king was about to lose control, I took a step back out of instinct when he looked at me, ready to defended myself should it come to that, only he turned on his fellow dragons, his skin beginning to glow.

The man who went to war to save me–and is… is dying. My scream can be heard in the heavens as the final strings binding me to him break free, and he slips away. I barely register sound and feeling as I rise to my knees, my scream of agony silent, my jaw straining as my chest drains of air. All around me, dragons fall from the sky, trapped in a haze of smoke and magic, unable to stay airborne. The silver dragon careens to the ground out of control but shifts into a man before he touches down, his body breaking, then going still.

“There was, she died a few weeks ago of loneliness. White dragons are very family orientated. When they are away from the ones they love, they stop eating, stop drinking, stop interacting with others, stop getting out of bed, or going anywhere. Until they just pass away from a broken heart. It takes time. However, once they have lost the person, they love the most. The end result is irreversible.” “The very words made me sad. Would this be Ayesha’s fate? Or would Theo and Lucius be enough?” “Seems kind of cruel. Holding that poor dragon against her will until she dies.” “It’s not for me to say, Sam.” After getting dressed and heading down for breakfast, I find only a few people at the dining

" Minerva!" Vincent yelled in horror as he watch her go up in the air. Her screams were the only sound in the field. Everyone held their breath at the magnificent view like never before as they watch the dragon roaring out black smokes while using it's claws to carry Minerva. After waiting for quite some time which would be enough for her to die, she finally felt her feet on the ground. Opening her eyes, she almost tripped when she saw the huge eyes like burning fire looking at her.

I knew immediately that it was one of the three dragons I hadn’t met and because of her scent, I knew it was the fire dragon. We’d all been told that there was only one possible way to save these dragons. If any of us identified them as a mate, we were to try and claim them as their riders were dying, giving them a new reason to live. We all know it’s not a foolproof plan. The only one who has done this before is Ancalagon, but it’s worth a try if it saves these dragons. I’d just turned to find her when the earth had dropped out from underneath me. I shifted and began scrambling along with the other wolves who had been patrolling this side of the Academy. As the trench opened up, I could fee

In her childish mind, she always imagined her mother to be the last long-lost weredragon that survived until the end of that tale and has never been found. At the end of the tale, one wedragon survives. And it was fortunate for her that the weredragon that survived had no legs or hands in her body, just like her mother. She had always dreamt of a day that she would see her mother moving on her own without a wheelchair. So Iyya had imagined her mother turning into a dragon one day and flying around the Zanzibar skies. Spitting fire out of her mouth into the Indian Ocean while Iyya stood at the beach.

Of that entire group, only the two of them had survived. The standard was a single survivor. You entered the Dragon Abyss, killed your true dragon, and emerged alive. The survivors then competed against one another, and the strongest became Archon. But Oscar had killed an Aureate Dragon, and Boreas had killed an Obsidian Dragon. The gap between those feats was wide enough that Boreas had been allowed to walk away alive. It was also why Boreas had always felt uneasy around Oscar. Only someone who had truly stared into that abyss could understand how terrifying it was to stand beside someone who had returned from even deeper within it.

He smiled and scooted closer, nodding again as I turned the final page and cleared my throat. “In the beginning there was only sky and the world around us was young and full of endless life. The All Mother Goddess walked among the mortal realm in solitude, watching as the world grew and changed around her. She had grown lonely as time passed and was wondering what she could do to alleviate the loneliness. She soon walked in on a mother dragon that was struggling to give birth to her spawn. She was wounded and losing blood rapidly after another dragon had tried to force himself on her. The All Mother felt her heart grow heavy with sadness at the sight before her and chose to help the frighten

The worst part was that the divine realm had actually forced that protector to die, filled with complaints. “Hahaha, what can you do? Right now I’m just the soul of a dead slave. And they—they couldn’t even defeat me when this god’s true body was unleashed! Do you think you alone can defeat me? No, right? So give up and go about your business without caring about anything that’s happening!” Hearing such provocative words only made the man angrier; he opened his book right before Da Hongli and the little dragon’s eyes. Uttering a few words the little dragon couldn’t understand, the book that had previously been white turned dark—and it wasn’t just the book that changed, but the entire state o

Sergeant Miller dragged a militia member with a corroded wound backward. I took a deep breath. We could not retreat. I took off my jacket and stood bare-chested on the highest point of the reef. At that moment, I pushed the Dragon Lord talent to its limit. Golden light surged from my chest and spread through my blood vessels across my body. Faint scale patterns appeared on my skin, and my eyes turned into vertical pupils. Half-dragon form, unlocked ahead of schedule. "Break." Golden pressure swept outward from me like a tangible storm.