Lion King Golden Book Novels & Stories

I had to brace myself. “You planning on walking off?” he asked. “Not today.” “That’s reassuring.” I glanced sideways at him. “You don’t think I’d jump.” He studied my face more carefully then. “Should I?” I returned my gaze to the sea. “Do you think your dragon could catch me?” Silence. “Catch you,” he repeated slowly. “Yes.” “Why would I need to catch you?” “I read a book once,” I said. “About cliff diving. People leaping into water from heights like this.”

"Well, he needs to face them, or else if Liam tries to do anything to seduce Lily again and use her as a backup, I will cut his dick off and feed it to my tiger." "Baby girl, you don't have a tiger," Logan deadpanned, and I chuckled. "Well, I'll ask grandpa to get me one," Effie suggested. "Name him Shere Khan, like from The Jungle Book, where he eats a little boy named Liam as a tasty meal." Isn't the boy's name Mowgli? "Ro, your overreacting." Logan's voice sounded amused by his girlfriend's false declaration of buying a tiger and feeding it with Liam Bits.

He was well aware the Queen was worried about him. “Very well then,” said the Queen. She instructed the guards to get everything ready before leading everyone outside to the square. Soon, ten huge metal cages, each with a giant Golden Lion inside, were brought into the square. The Golden Lions measured thirty-nine feet tall and sixteen feet wide. They were covered in golden fur, making them look majestic and terrifying at the same time. Darryl was awe-struck. He finally understood why Marshall looked cocky when he mentioned the Golden Lions, for they were truly ferocious-looking. However, he still did not panic.

I looked up slowly to meet Caleb's stare, hiding behind a small branch of leaves that was separating us from the lion. His dark brown eyes held fear for me, and his grip on my waist became tighter as he pressed me onto him. He was afraid something might happen to me... to us. A bloodcurdling roar came from beside me and I didn't move, trying not to concentrate on the roar from beside me, even though my heart pumped like a high school marching band. Another menacing growl echoed through the forest again, from far away, which made the lion beside me, move forward, its body now visible. It was a beautiful golden color, glistening under the moonlight, making it such a magnificent creature.

"Ready?" Aurelia nodded and prepared to draw Lion's Fang. She took several deep breaths to relax her jangled nerves. Her eyes never left Zinjo's tail. It wriggled back and forth. His tail raised like a flag, and Zinjo propelled himself forward with the speed of a viper. He roared. Aurelia followed suit and slashed the air after she rolled to her feet. The Bandits froze in fear at the sight of the lions. The armored leader pointed at them, "G-g-guardian lions, Lord Nian does not have them in front of his home."

Two sweeping sound waves collided with each other and a deafening roar erupted, cracking the stone slabs on the ground. Splash! Jiu You took the opportunity to step forward to the front of Golden Lion, wielding the halberd. The halberd flashed and blew Golden Lion away directly. "Tiger, catch me," Golden Lion shouted. Spotted Tiger leaped up and caught Golden Lion, but they were knocked into a roll by the tyrannical force. "Lion, you should lose weight. You're too heavy." Spotted Tiger said with disdain. "Bah," Golden Lion spat out the dust in his mouth, "you're fatter than me."

Cayd points to the part in the book that Buppig was reading and reads the passage from my book as Lily’s eyes get wider and wider. “Were the chroniclers the same for each dragon clan?” Cayd asks, the excitement in the air begin to crackle with energy. “No,” Buppig says, dropping two more huge books onto the table. Lily grabs one and so does Cayd. He wraps an arm around me, kissing the side of my head as he flips through the book until he finds it. “Look, Madelyn,” he says, moving the book in front of me. This book says the same thing that Cayd read before, except instead of Falknor, it says Feilong.

“I know since we four have found ours, yours has to be out there too. Just be patient little brother. Your dragon will find her.” Lucas sighed, “Yeah, you are right.” “We believe in you brother,” I said to help encourage him. He grinned, “Thanks, brothers. I needed to hear that.” After that call, I fixed a quick bite to eat and ordered some Chinese for Brianna. I will need to call in an order and stalk up on foods that she likes. Because all I have is meat, meat, and more meat.

I thought with a scornful look on my face. "I can't wait to control their feeble mind," Kendra, my dragon, said with an excited look. "For making fun of how I looked." This war had started years ago when I first accidentally found a book titled the first dragons. And then someone helped me to know more about the first dragons, and their history. Everything started with that first book. The book was buried deep in the depth of a library, and that was the only print, I had found out later. The fascination became obsession and the obsession became need.