Kaiju Dragons Novels & Stories

Dilo growled, her usual scowl turned to be more thoughtful, “Isn’t that the progeny from a dragon taking a mate of another kind other than their own?” “It is indeed,” Kiri smiled, a little impressed she knew, “They take the main form of whatever non-dragon race the parent is, with a skill of their parent dragon. They became rare as dragons started to lose interest in the other races, and once the dragonkin mated again, some offspring did not even look dragon-touched, but some took on the form of drakken.”

“This is due to humans hunting shifters. Eventually we were reduced to myth and humans began mistaking us for animals that kill their livestock, and it was thought it’d be best to be apart to be less conspicuous. We have to be careful where we transform and be discreet. It would be hard to explain why there are lion or jaguar sightings in the United States. Which is why I tell you to stay within our territory. I don’t want any of our wolves shot. Anyway, back to the dragons. Ryuu and Kaida were so devastated at the loss of their child that Ryuu created the dragon realm. Ryuu moved all the dragons to their own realm where they could be safe and live their lives in peace, away from the humans.

“Oh, this is wonderful.” The resonance deepened. ‘Yet you are not unknown.’ Alessia whispered, “Show yourself.” The sea floor split. A massive shape rose from the crater, not a beast, not a leviathan. A construct. A colossal luminous entity formed of water, stone, and sea-light—shaped vaguely like a dragon-serpent with wings made of drifting tidal currents. Its eyes burned deep sapphire, reflecting galaxies instead of light. The Deep Eidolon. The team’s breath caught—even Kael’s.

She leaned against me while I began to tell her. “As you saw for yourself, my brothers and I are dragon shapeshifters. We boarded our ship and escaped our world. Drakkon has been at war for many years and the weapons the Curonder’s, that is who our enemy is. They last used a weapon that had turned into germ fare. It has made our women sterile and they can no longer bear children. Along with the chemicals from the weapons that went airborne, it is killing off all vegetation. And poisoned the water. The water had all but dried up by now. My brothers and I tried to tell the council that we needed to leave our world and find someplace to start over. But they argue that with women not able to giv

King Zaron was looking directly at me. I had heard stories my entire life. Everyone in Stonehaven had. The Dragon King was ancient and merciless, a creature so powerful that lesser beings dropped to their knees simply from the weight of his presence. I had built a picture of him in my mind over nineteen years of whispered tales — something monstrous, something inhuman, something that did not resemble anything I would recognize. I had not built the right picture.

Dalkor, who had his head resting on Valdar's shoulder, smiles and says: - We are fire dragons. He gets up and pulls Valdar to get up too. – We'll show you our dragons. They are not the same. They step aside, hand in hand, and let their dragons appear. The dragons immediately intertwine their necks, showing the love they have for each other. - Hello Ryan, my name is Kai. – the dragon of Valdar says. - And my name is Reese. - the dragon of Dalkor says. - Can I see your power? - Ryan asks excitedly. He had never seen so many wonderful creatures.

“Of course. Before the dragons were wiped out, it wasn’t so rare. Now, you can only acquire them from the volcanoes to the far south.” Dragons again. She nearly winced, reminded afresh of everything she had wanted to put out of her mind. But there would be no avoiding the subject with Kai, not forever. Now that she knew his ancestral roots had valued dragons so much that they had entire treasure troves of their bejeweled remains, she could understand his passion for them.

Perhaps it is the accumulation of his karma of the past. For Kurai on the other hand, his is more tragic. As he keeps reading, he looks strained. Kurai's first life as the first Red Dragon or rather his original epithet the Southern Sea King, is a tyrant. He goes on rampages, kills and ravages villages and lands and is the most destructive of the four Dragons. Cai Kang's past life did not have any hubris and continues to be benevolent while the other three have crimes of their own. His is the worst though.

Infinite yet indefinable, it sought to bring some order to the chaos of its being. For reasons no mortal can comprehend, utilizing the substance and energy of the cosmos itself, life was brought into the universe in the form of Dragons. Formed from the essence of the stars, and the primordial matter and energy that is at the heart of all life. Giant beings, there were only two in this beginning of time. As the essence of existence has two components, opposite yet complementary to one another, so were the Dragons made male and female, in order to maintain the balance that holds the fabric of reality together. Equal and opposite, yet incomplete without the other.

It would be the absolute mercy of the gods if those foul creatures were truly extinct and stayed that way. Aki knew that the Kai-Ryu, the sigil dragon of Temujin’s clan, was also capable of bioluminescence. A prey would be treated to a brilliant show of red lights flashing as a territorial threat display. But that would be the last thing they’d ever see. “Beautiful but deadly,” Aki said. “Nature indeed makes the perfect warriors.” “Except red Slayers.” “What do you mean?”