Koi Fish Turning Into Dragon Novels & Stories

Golden blood spilled all over the dragon scales, which could only be described as horrible! "Do you know? There is a legend in our hometown that there is a kind of insect called an earthworm that will turn into a snake after a disaster, and a snake becomes a python and then dragon. Only then can it turn into a dragon!" "However, in my eyes, even if a dragon is a dragon, sometimes it is just a worm!" Samuel smiled evilly, and the jade sword in his hand shone faintly. The 52nd move! "Roar!" It seemed that it understood Samuel's mockery. Buddha’s Mighty Heavenly Dragon roared angrily. It was so angry that it roared extremely majesticly.

None of them could hold my gaze. "All of you. You all lied to me. You all knew. For how long have you known who I was?" I inquired, thankfully, my voice held strong and steady, not musical, just me. "When a new dragon is born, we... we get alerted. More so... our Ice dragon and.... The leader's mate." Nyxaria whispered, eyes glued to the floor. My heart broke. "Since I was born? You know... everything?" "Everything." Nyxaria affirmed.

I mumbled, gritting my teeth. I controlled the slight trembles in my body and stepped back. The pool started glowing, emitting white light. The threads of white light glowing in the pool merged into a white dragon that swam in the pool in a circular path around Hikari and Zeve. Rian’s vision became stronger, and I could see Zeve’s body entangled with Hikari. I kept peering at them without blinking. The burning in my heart kept spreading throughout my chest as Hikari slid his finger with the claw ring over Zeve’s spine.

Together with his sister, they flew around the cave, twisting and twirling around one another, always together, just like all dragons carry fire within their blood. The third egg shone pearl white, traced with lines of pink, blue, and yellow that reflected the light casting rainbows. When that egg began to hatch, it did not open all the way, instead a single webbed claw punched a hole in its surface, just big enough for Oaestr to see inside. When she did, she was delighted to find a little dragon swimming inside a small pool of water. He was brightly colored, with gently curving fins that swirled around him. “Oh!” She was delighted. “How lovely you are. A child of the water, you belong to th

Father studies me for a long moment. “You are king,” he says. “And you are dragon. Both demand sacrifice.” “And if sacrifice is no longer acceptable?” I ask. He does not answer immediately. “Then you become something new,” he says at last. The connection fades. Silence fills the chamber. Kaelith looks at me. “You’re not waiting, are you?” “No.” “Good.” Alone at last, I allow the dragon closer to the surface. My claws score the stone beneath my desk.

Enunciating each word, James said, “Only by eradicating them can we truly reach our peak and realize our ambitions.” Then, James in a white robe and the other in a black robe began to fight fiercely. Their fight caused the area to tremble. At this moment, a koi fish came out of James’ main self with water drops. While shaking its head and tail, it tried to break free from James’ Virtuous Aura and soared into the sky. After that, the koi fish looked back at James and spoke with hatred. “James, just you wait. I will cut you into pieces. You and your wife will all die.”

At my coming-of-age ceremony, I failed to shift. I was the heir to the Silver Serpent tribe, but all I could grow were a few ugly scales. My fiancé and my best friend stepped in front of me and roared at the crowd. "Shut up, all of you! Anyone who dares mock the heir is making an enemy of us!" While I was still downcast over my failure to shift, I overheard my best friend complaining to my fiancé that someone with inferior blood like mine had no right to hold on to the position of heir. She promised to help him take my place. Before long, rumors swept through the tribe that I had betrayed the Beast God and was nothing but a lowly lizard. My fiancé tied me to a stake in the ceremonial square

Chapter 82: Thousand Years Ago Third Person’s POV Kian doesn’t want to answer her question at all, but Oliver was also looking at him with the same question written on his face. Crystal alone wasn’t easy to handle, as he couldn’t win against her face at all. But coupled with Oliver’s not-so-cute face, the attack was very lethal. Dragons, just like wolves, inherently know that they are to be led by someone who is more powerful. The fact that Kian is facing the Dragon King, even if Oliver is a fire dragon and he’s a water dragon, he could feel how powerful he is.

“The flame does not choose a hand. It chooses a soul. No force of will, no act of theft, no cleverness of mind can hold what belongs to its vessel. The vessel will come in borrowed skin, from a borrowed world, carrying grief the flame already knows. She will not understand what she carries or what she is. She will arrive frightened and furious, completely unable to be controlled.” He paused, his voice quieter now. “And the dragon who has waited will know her not by her face, which has been written in stone for four hundred years, but by the way she makes the fire burn differently.” Silence filled the room. “Borrowed skin,” Mia said slowly. “From a borrowed world.” “Yes.” “Frightened and furi

Amne says to Naida. “Ishir says she’s has water dragon and polar bear DNA,” I tell them. “Damn, Amne. You better watch out. Water douses fire,” Kenzo teases her. Earth and fire, a strong combination and balancing forces. He definitely likes her. Even at three, we’re very mature, but we all still have a couple of years before we shift. We won’t be full adults until then, but it doesn’t mean there won’t be a whole lot of flirting that goes on until then.