Nukes And Dragons Novels & Stories

I asked with a frown. “It’s tradition to wait until the future king or queen is ready before revealing the truth.” “If that’s the case, then why do the laws of the land say that a royal can marry a commoner?” “Dragon-borns are feared all over the world. To keep the masses from worrying, we make them believe that our powers have gone extinct with the dragons...” “Wait, so you’re saying that we really have supernatural powers? I thought that it was just a myth.” I had forgotten all animosity I had towards her. Instead, I was more curious than ever.

They were tactical nuclear weapons within their country, while some were the newest inventions that had never been shown to the public, including nanotechnology. “Attack!” The Undead blew on their battle horns as they proceeded to lunge in large groups. At their frontlines were Undead bone dragons, howling towards the skies, with a wave of skeleton troops right behind them. “Fire!” Boom, boom, boom— Jade then gave out more orders, sending out ten nano nuclear bombs towards them. With the short distance, they had to travel, they didn't even have to shoot it up into the air, aiming straight for the Undead troops instead.

They were miles long, their metallic pincers glowing with a clinical, sterile light. "They’re not here to talk," Jack the Noir Man yelled, pulling out a grayscale revolver. "They’re here to 'Clean the Bin'!" ### The Battle for the Bin The city erupted into chaos. The "Glitches" fought back with everything they had. The wireframe dragons took to the sky, breathing bursts of green static at the clamps. The fantasy knights charged the "Deletion Drones" that were pouring out of the breach—sleek, white machines that looked like floating scalpels.

All of a sudden it dawns on me that Liberty and Justice have been awfully quiet this entire meeting. ‘Girls? What’s up?’. ‘I… I don’t know Lola. It was easy rejecting them when they were total *ssholes. But they seem really sorry. And their wolves have been reaching out to me, profusely apologizing and saying they had deeply rooted reasons to hate rogues’ Liberty speaks up. ‘Oh come on! We were technically rogues, yes, but they knew very well I only had been one for 2 weeks, and was no threat to anyone! We weren’t feral!’ Liberty remains quiet now. A thought pops up into my head and I turn to Drake asking “what about dragons actually, do they have mates?”. “They do honey, they also get 1 tru

"In the Shifter Kingdom, we have The Hunt, what do you have here in the Dragon Kingdom? How do you arrange claiming mates here?" She couldn't remember ever talking about the other kingdoms claiming and mating rituals, only the Elail’s. She had never even heard of Daikon, that’s how tight-lipped the shifters were when it came to their biggest enemy. "We have something similar, it's a hunt of sorts, but much different from yours. We call it the Dragon's Treasure. Much like shifters have a natural affinity toward hunting and capturing prey, we dragons have a natural affinity toward hoarding treasure. The alphas and omegas here must participate in the game to claim a mate. If the alpha does not

“Yes my king, it's almost done. Just give me a few minutes to set it up and I'll make sure you get first pickings.” Atticus's eyes lit up and he rubbed his hands together. Atticus turned at the sound of the children arriving. Their little voices became louder as they raced into the backyard. A smile spreads across the Dragon King's face when his eyes land on Mahan and Niles. The little 5-year-old Alpha dragon towers over his 3 and 1/2-year-old Omega dragon brother.

Who had raised their sister into someone fearless. For better or for worse. Nordin sighs. “It is not this war that will kill me,” he mutters. “But that little sh*t.” Alfred smiles, pressing his upturned lips to Nordin’s hairline. “I had always known,” he says mildly. “That our sister would be the death of us.” Nordin muffles a laugh into Alfred’s shoulder. And then: “Dragons,” Nordin breathes. Dragons. Those primordial, legendary creatures that had long been thought to be extinct, whose magnificent powers were said to be so great that all the earth recognized them to be like gods.

Tears slid down Rosalie's cheeks as she watched them disappear into the distance. She knew very well that the four were willing to die in battle. Whether or not they would be lucky enough to return alive was out of her hands now. There was a loud roar as both Unus and Duo revealed their true forms almost simultaneously. Up in the skies above Draepolis, two black sea dragons blocked Nehemiah's path with their gigantic bodies. "What's that?" "Am I seeing things? T-They look like the sea dragons in legends!" "Dragons really exist!"

The thick cloud of smoke was soon clearing away and much to Madam Secretary’s dismay and horror, the dragon was seen wafting away at the fumes, beating its wings very wildly and was soaring in the air, unscathed, without a single scratch from the hydrogen bomb. The fate of the planet was as good as sealed. The dragon was unkillable, withstanding a direct nuclear blast. Nothing could destroy it now. The world was in a state of quagmire and terror, plunged in a darkness of owing to the fact that the world was indeed ending and what more to ascertain these claims of the pilgrims jam-packed at Mecca or believers thronged at Vatican's St. Peter’s Square than a large indestructible dragon—the very

The illusionary scene Adrian’s group witnessed was a playback of the ancient battle between powerful beings against the evil dragons. After a fierce battle, the dragons were slain. However, their souls remained and the ancient beings could only seal them away. Nautica served as the core of these seals. If Nautica was destroyed, the entire Dragon Domain would be in danger as all the nine dragon souls would be released. Suddenly, everyone felt dizzy. In the next second, they returned to reality. Most of them could not shake off the images they had seen. The intense battle scene was deeply ingrained in their minds and left them awestruck.