Mondragon Books Novels & Stories

she says. "I did not have much else to do back home." "Back home?" "Black Moon. The werewolf territories." "You are a long way from home." "Yes." "Do you miss it?" I run my fingers along the book spines. "No," I say. "There is nothing there for me anymore." Rina says nothing. I find the book. The one about the Dragon God bloodline. I pull it from the shelf. Open it to the marked page. The child of dragon and wolf shall unite the races or destroy them forever.

I asked. Mhairi broke into a broad grin before getting out of the bed and hurrying away. A minute or so later she reappeared, a thick paperback in her hands, the pages uneven and yellowed and the spine lined from use. She placed it in my hands, the artwork on the front of a fire-breathing dragon. “This is one of the biggest authors in the genre at the moment. And one of the few who still does printed books.” I stroked my hands over it before opening it up, grinning from ear to ear as well.

As he spoke, Lord Barbenheim brought out a book and put it on the table before him. “Lord Barbenheim, what is that?” someone asked in curiosity. Lord Barbenheim grinned. “This book is titled ‘The Guide to Slaying a Dragon.’” When the title of the book was revealed, every martial artist present reacted excitedly. “‘The Guide to Slaying a Dragon’ is a book of ultimate techniques that belonged to the Fox family more than twenty years ago!” someone said with a shocked gasp. When the Fox family had been at the top of the hierarchy pyramid in Grayvale, their ultimate techniques were well-known and very powerful.

I pulled it our and read the cover 'Incwadi nezilo' "Hey guys check it out." I proceeded to an empty desk and placed the book on top. "What the hell does that mean?" said Jordan with a dumbstruck look on his face, well everyones face was like that. "Can't you guys read?" We all snapped our heads to Macey. "Mace, what does this say?" asked Bruce. "The Book of Dragons." she replied, I knew she was the true one, or she just know how to read this language. "What language is this Mace?" Will, asked looking from her to the book then back to her.

Tokyo loomed as an empire's heart, where dragons forged or fell. Dojo perched on the SatoTech campus edge, ancient timber beams scarred centuries, shoji fogged rice-mist concealing kendo clashes within. Air thick with cedar polish, sweat-salt, a faint blood-copper undercurrent. Barefoot on cool tatami, my athletic frame mirrored his lethal grace—indigo iaido hakama pooling at ankles, wooden bokken katana gripped, reverse-sheathed. Kenji circled, slow predator, jet hair slicked, ruthless, dragon tattoo peeking, collar-open gi, porcelain skin sheened with faint exertion.

"Haha... As the saying goes, reading thousands of books and traveling thousands of miles. Even if you don't go out, you can understand all the major events in the world! Isn't that great?" Du Tianlei smiled and answered quite seriously. Obviously, he was a nerd. "Humph! What's the use of reading so many books? In the end, we encountered such a big danger today, but there's still no way to solve it?" Liu Qinghe pursed her lips and snorted discontentedly. Zephyr Khan didn't care about their quarrel. Instead, he went straight to the corpse of the half-dragon and stripped it of its flesh and Inner Elixir!

I also knew that if anything should happen that would make Azian turn against us, then my efforts would all have been in vain, and I would be the last of the line of the great witches. But as long as their was hope..hope, I would not hesitate to protect him. I nodded, "yes, yes I am sure" I answered looking straight into her dark eyes. She smiled, "well, then we have a lot of work to do then with them, masking their Aurora and training their dragons" I nodded, " good thing my aunt gave you those dragon books, have you read anything of interest pertaining to them?" She thought for a second furrowing her eye brows, "well, I know we need a hell of a large back yard"

“Well, there's no harm in actually trying, we just need to check the dates…" “No, no this is so wrong”, Dragomir shook his head. She crawled towards him and peered closely at the paper, “What’s wrong with this?” “You can’t see this?”, he asked in surprise, “You can’t see what’s wrong with this?" She shook her head, “I haven’t seen a dragon” “Dragons don’t roar…see”, he pointed towards the writing scribbled just in front of the painting of the dragon. Its mouth was opened wide, “Like Dragons don’t make any such sounds ever”

Rows of towering bookshelves stretched up into the darkness, accessible only by rickety rolling ladders that looked like skeletons. Tristan and Saoirse moved through the main stacks like ghosts. The librarians—hunched, robed figures with goggles sewn into their hoods—were busy cataloging a new shipment of stolen scrolls from the Dragon Kingdom. They didn't look up as the Prince and his servant slipped past the main desk and into the shadows of the rear alcove. They reached a heavy iron door set into the stone wall. It had no handle, only a keyhole shaped like a screaming mouth.

He got up, walked to the back, and shut the door to the restroom. Who is this woman that affects not only Don but Solomon as well? "Don't worry about Solomon?" Says Landon. "He and Don aren't the only ones upset." I turn myself in my chair. "You guys, too?" "And Mordecai and Tech," replied Brandon. "Who is this woman that not only Don but all of you is eager to rescue?" I ask as my curiosity becomes more intense than usual. "Is she someone important for the government, or is she Don's lover?"