Peerless Dragon Slayer Regression Novels & Stories

Letting out a roar, he swung his sword in a large arc and annihilated all the dragon clones. "What Nether Dragon? It's nothing more than a disgusting, overgrown lizard! Before my power, it's utterly insignificant!" Adrian retorted coldly. “Impossible!” The monster king was shocked to his core. He hadn't anticipated Adrian to be so formidable that he could eliminate his Nether Dragon so swiftly. The strength of the Nether Dragon lay in its ability to continually split and regenerate as long as one of its clones remained alive. However, Adrian had killed all the clones before they could split further, preventing their regeneration.

Also, I would like to see how loyal my newest pet was. Adrienne lowered his head and eyes. "Forgive me." I pointed at the dagger my pet held before looking him in the eye. "Do not lose that. Only three of its kind have been forged and this is the last. Only that can harm the Fae dragon. Just a scratch is lethal enough to a regular Fae. One blow should do the trick. Can I trust you with this?" He tilted his head to and observed my face for a bit. "Yes. I will not misplace your trust."

Her eyes never left her husband who was leaning against his chair. “We've ruled this kingdom for nine hundred years before Vincent's father took over. And now, his son." Mr Gael started. He pushed to rest his face on his right hand with a long sigh. " I've never set my eyes on a dragon this huge Roseline. That dragon isn't a shifter. It's what we have been looking for for the past generations,” he concluded. Roseline dropped the teacup on the well polished jade tray and raised her head to meet his eyes. "What are you trying to suggest? Coincidence happen–”

The rest of the group joined in, while Kira and a few other lackeys stood there with dark expressions. Furious, Tressa stood up and dashed toward Lea again. Her attacks grew stronger, but Lea blocked each one with ease. This continued for the next twenty minutes—Tressa attacking and Lea defending. By the end, Tressa's body was covered in cuts and bruises, while Lea stood unscathed. "Dude this girl is a monster… how can she overpower a dragon warrior so easily, did she go through such rigorous training to attain this level of perfection?" David said to Tim, amazed.

Eric announced, and immediately, fear gripped him and Derek together. “Slaying dragon is back in action?”. Derek said in disbelief. “That's the only explanation because – after ‘slaying dragon’, ‘legendary lion’ comes second in skills”. Eric explained. “I think you're correct, big twin. We can discover all the hackers in the world, except for– slaying dragon!”. Derek declared and soon added, “Does slaying dragon have any problem with us? Is that why he/she became active again after we became active too? But we didn't challenge him/her again or anything”.

Venomous eyes the color of emeralds fall to me as if she were looking at a mere insect. She is cruel. I can already tell before she opens her mouth. “This is the Tribute who has been moved into the Queens Suite?” her eyes wander over me like she were inspecting goods. “Awfully flat, aren’t you? And where are your curves? Are you part stick?” she tsks, her maids snicker, and fingernails cut my palms. “A little thing like you could never handle a Dragon, darling.” This is the same song and dance as before. I simply bow my head, I am not stupid proud enough to argue with a Dragon Noble.

The Slithering Dragon move was a combination of the Dragon Steps and Redirection, involving the precise control of the muscle that both moves boasted of. Of course it was impossible to dodge everything, wounds still appeared on Noah's body but those only appeared on non-vital spots on his body, there weren't enough to reduce his Battle strength. The lean man could see some drops of blood sliding down Noah's fingers but he wasn't really happy about hitting him because he knew that he hadn't caused a lot of damage. "Hehe." The transmigrator spat out some blood and smiled calmly as he looked at his opponent. It was one of the rare smiles that graced his lips but unlike the few kind ones he had

Its tail curled around a pile of red-gold fruit, and it bit through the hard skin with slow jaws. It ate fruit. Maybe it would be easier to approach than something that hunted for its food. I checked the path behind me. A root crossed the downhill trail; I stepped over it once, testing my footing. I returned to the trees, leaving the way clear. The dragon raised its head as I stepped into view. “Hello,” I said. “My name is Lena Vale.” The dragon stopped chewing. I stayed several paces away and lifted both hands. “My mother is Mara Vale. She has an illness nobody knows how to cure. I need to win the Claim so the king will grant my wish,” I said.

On prom night, she finally had him. One perfect, breathless night with the son of the King Alpha — the boy she’d loved from afar for years. She woke up the next morning a completely different Omega. Softer. Heavier. Plus-size. When she went to him, trembling with hope, he looked her up and down and laughed. “I never slept with a big pig like you.” Her heart shattered. Then the new student arrived — the son of the King Dragon. Cold, powerful, and dangerously interested. And when the pregnancy test turned positive… he didn’t hesitate. He took what the Alpha threw away. Now the rejected Omega belongs to the Dragon. And the Alpha who discarded her is about to learn what it means to los

Jake stated with a small smile. “It’s all thanks to this inheritance,” John stated with a stern expression on his face. Jake nodded. The Twin Dragon Inheritance seemed to have been tailor made for them. He and John had been training in this underground palace for a bit over 6 months, and they had grown exponentially within this period of time. They had to fight a dragon at each stage, and the latter dragons were always stronger than those who came before by at least two times. The dragon they had just faced for instance was three times stronger than the dragon before it! And each of the dragons was formed from pure Edict. So it took more than just skill to defeat them. They had to fight whil