Names For Sea Dragons Novels & Stories

Adrelda exclaimed in disbelief from the nether aircraft. She promptly informed Gideon via the aircraft's communicator. "The Tyrant Sea Serpent—an apt name that reflects your status. It's no surprise you're so mighty. You're truly a dragon-serpent!" As the saying went, "When a snake grows large, it becomes a python, when a python grows large, it becomes an anaconda, and when an anaconda grows large, it becomes a dragon!" Although this was merely a saying, it perfectly illustrated that the Tyrant Sea Serpent had reached the zenith of beasts. It was likely the sovereign of Tyrant Sea.

Brie said, trying not to laugh herself. Another sharp crack echoed from the egg, silencing the room. Fifteen minutes later, the shell split apart completely, and a hatchling wriggled free a dark blue dragon with a crimson belly. The little creature flapped its wings as if eager to take flight. No one was surprised to see it was male. Through the mind-link, Trace told Mikan they would need to discuss the southern throne later. Mikan silently agreed.

Before I could finish, his voice sliced across mine like a blade. “It's called a dragon,” he cut me off. A dragon. I had never heard that word before. But it tasted strange on my tongue. He didn’t look pleased to disclose it. “A beast you should be very scared of, Aqua. A beast you had no clue of till I saved you from Terran. Where do you think my name comes from? The Golden-Eyed Devil?” he continued. “There are only four people in this world who saw me and didn't die.”

Creature Name: Draco (Named by David Sanchez) Scientific Name: Grandis Serpentis Draco Classification: Soul-evolved Animal (Ultraspecies) Basic Description: An absurdly powerful reptile that has evolved the ability to crudely manipulate fire transformed from its soul’s natural psionic energy. Physical Appearance:

“6. House StormRiders/Dravidus (Wolf/Waveryns): The untameables, the nightriders, the swift and unpredictable. Although no dragon shifters have remained in our world now. They are merely a myth. They come closer to what dragons were.” Xalik scoffed at Caliath's words. “Dragons were proud creatures. They no longer felt the need to bond with deceitful and pathetic humans.” To my astonishment, Caliath nodded before telling us about the last House. “7. House Deepcall (Werewolves/Sirens): The Sea-lords, the whisperers and singers, the keepers of the delta and the whispering reeds. Not much is known about them, since most of them still dwell in the sea and only a representative or chosen slaves ar

I nodded in agreement and continued to look over the map. To the East of the continent was a place called Nahas'fa, led by a King named Soopian. I wondered if these were the same Green Draygons that were to be blamed for the Hars. Beyond that was the Goorian ocean that connected this continent and another one. It held the Kingdoms of Cariissan: Black Draygons, Shonian: Red Draygons, and Vroo: Yellow Draygons. And underneath each Kingdom was the name of their rulers.

I guess a few weeks of waiting for the mate they claimed to desperately want didn’t cut it for them’. ‘Athena, you don’t kn…’. I tune her out after that. She doesn’t see this my way. Our beasts are wired to love each other, and I am sure they are great. Come to think of it… I don’t even know their dragon’s names I think. “What are your dragon’s names?”. I ask softly. “Zayan”. “Zaire”. They both reply equally soft, seemingly confused by my question. I don’t understand the confusion though. Did I know their names already? I would think I would have remembered them if I had. But I guess I could have forgotten.

Rare and special. The moonlight dancing in her irises that swirl in colors of teal and sky blue makes me think of my days at sea. When I tell her this she laughs, the sound so melodious it rings through the trees like bells. "My mother was a daughter of the shoreline," she tells me as she points to her beautiful hair and skin. "A child of the sun and a child of the water, although she looked like all the other sea dragons. My father, however," she extends one of her fingernails into a long, thin point, more like a deadly spike than a claw--like the spine of an anemone. "He was a son of the deep sea itself, although his father was also of the land. I took the best of them, you could say," she

She told me that it had been a while since her dragon was out. “I just worry. I haven’t shifted in so long.” I state. “Everything is going to be fine. My dragon is terribly excited to meet Gemma.” Dray says. “Oh shit, I just realized that I don’t know the names of your dragons.” I blurt out. “Grendel is my dragon's name,” Dray tells me. “My dragon’s name is Haldor,” Drake states.

She corrected, laughter bubbling from her lips. "Dolphins? Is that what you call them in Sejukgheim?" Nezetta asked as she played with Naomi's hair. Naomi paused to think. E.J Smith did not mention anything about what dolphins were called in the kingdom of Sejukgheim in the novel so what was she supposed to say now? "Yeah. That's what they're called." The lie rolled off her tongue smoothly. "You call them Delphinus in Nebulos? Fascinating." "No, they're called Scrutantiem in our native tongue but in the common tongue, they're known as Delphinus. Since you called them dolphins then I take it that it is their name in your native tongue?"