Memoirs Of A Dragon Novels & Stories

Once they were settled in he whispered, "I will cast to you the memories that I have and then you can always ask more questions." Emma snuggled up to him and felt happier as his mood shifted and then she closed her eyes as he started to cast his memories to her. At first there was nothing but mist and whisps of clouds and within the center was a fire burning brightly. It was hard to look into the burning flames but almost imposible to look away. For upon the dias, stood a dragon that grew ever more powerful as the fire burned hotter. The smoke and flames appeared to form the dragon and his scales reflected the firelight. His scales were cerulean blue but shimmering in darkness they appeare

That is when the dragon had picked her up and carried her to safety far away in another town. Alicia could not remember where she was from or who her parents were. All she could remember was running, the fall, and the beautiful dragon that carried her to safety. He had the same colorings as the injured one from yesterday. Alicia wondered if it was possible this was the same dragon from years ago. She smiled at the thought, serving the family their breakfast. Everyone feared dragons, calling them demons, but she alone knew one dragon that had saved her life. As soon as her chores were done, she put some vegetable soup in a container and ran out to the place where her dragon patient lay. To he

With a final, reassuring glance at Alexander, I retreated to the sanctuary of my room, the weight of the diary heavy in my hands. I closed the door softly behind me and settled onto my bed, the anticipation building as I opened the worn cover. The first few pages were filled with my mother's elegant script, and I could almost hear her voice narrating her past. As I read, I was transported back to a time before I was born, when Everly was a high-ranking dragon in the northern Dragon Kingdom. The vivid descriptions painted images in my mind, and I found myself lost in the tales of her courage and the brutal politics of her homeland.

I never thought I'd be returning to that place after the incident and the haunting memories I have there. Maybe there's a way I can avoid going? The Dragon Spire loomed large in my mind, a towering, jagged mountain shrouded in mist and mystery. The memory of the roaring flames and the piercing cries of the dragons still echoed in my ears. The air had been thick with heat and danger, the ground scorched and unforgiving. I could almost feel the oppressive heat on my skin, the sulfuric scent filling my nostrils.

Their massive forms convulsed as the light invaded their consciousness. Memories came in a torrent that threatened to drown them all. Every moment of their lives unfolded simultaneously. The fire dragon relived his parents' death with vivid clarity, the guilt and protective rage that'd driven him ever since. His first transformation, the terror and exhilaration of discovering his true nature. Every life he'd sabotaged out of rage. The ice dragon's memories were equally brutal. The isolation of his childhood, ice manifesting whenever emotions ran too high, freezing everything he touched when he needed warmth most.

The dragon was breathing fire over the crowd of enemy soldiers. Maybe Charles and Isabella were right, for once. Maybe I should do some research. I walked over to Felix’s bookshelves. I wasn’t sure if I was filled with surprise or dread upon seeing the titles on the shelves: Anatomy of a Dragon. A Brief History of Dragons. Dragon Battle Tactics. One book in particular caught my eye: an old, leather-bound volume, entitled Dragon Knights and Their Powers. Dragon Knights? Something about that phrase stirred something deep within me, as if I’d heard it before.

, he chuckled at that, “We need to scatter around and gather more of these if we are lucky we might meet with an elder dragon” *** They sat across each other, pamphlets scattered about before them. “There’s no way in hell these people have a dragon”, Dragomir said. “How can you tell?” "This is a very sleazy depiction of a dragon, this green-looking beast is nothing close to what an actual dragon looks like”, he wrapped the paper and tossed it to the wall behind Raisel, a little bit above her head. “Well, there's no harm in actually trying, we just need to check the dates…"

"I've read so many books about dragons. There's one in the palace library that's supposed to be a complete account of dragon history, but it's written in some ancient language that no one can translate. I've been trying to learn it for years, but it's really hard. Do you think Ruby's history is in that book? Do you think she knows her history? Do dragons have culture? Do they have families? Do they—" "Mia," Kealen interrupted gently. "You need to breathe." "Right. I’m sorry, your highness." She took a deep breath, her cheeks flushed. "I just... I'm so excited. I've wanted to meet a dragon my whole life. And now I've met one. And she's tiny and pink and adorable." "Mia," Kealen repeated, a sm

My vision blurred, and blood trickled from my nose as my mind fought to process the overwhelming scale of slaughter and dominance. ​Hold the line! I screamed internally, gritting my teeth until my jaw ached. I am Ronan Vane! No memory of war will break a mind forged in betrayal! ​I channeled the core of dragon flame in my chest, using its internal heat as a anchor to filter and absorb the chaotic energy. Slowly, the violent mental storm subsided. The memories of ancient dragon combat integrated smoothly into my bloodline, altering my spiritual presence and filling my veins with a richer, more potent dragon vitality.

Empire shifted tectonically under Kenji's chessboard; my pieces no longer pawns. Evening found him in lounge depths, scotch amber glowing city-veined glass, obsidian gaze lifting as stilettos clicked approach. No words—just stare loaded double-meanings, dragon pulse leaping throat under my dissection. Vengeance sealed blood ties, stalking forged new chains. Tension simmered, no boil, slow burn, atmospheric lethal—his to ruin, mine to claim.