Raya And The Last Dragon Fanfiction Novels & Stories

But by then it was too late; only Ryker, Lilith and I remain, war claiming the lives of Dragon and Human alike. I stroke her cheek, acting on guilt as I catch the faraway look in her eyes. She is thinking of it too. If only I had acted sooner, if I had suspected the king’s need for power and caught it before then maybe... she... she would be able to have children. Her jade gaze finds me, hands falling atop mine.

—Ten years earlier— “Stop chewing on your fingernails, Visenya,” Sarai scolded. Visenya rolled her eyes and crossed her arms over her chest. “Are we almost there? Why can’t we ever ride a single horse instead of a carriage? This takes forever.” “In a hurry to see your lover boy?” Caspian teased. Visenya shoved her elbow into Caspian’s bicep. “Shut up.” “The Dragon Empire is right over the hill there. We will be there soon,” her father answered, mid-yawn.

hearing the last words from him, she turned around to walk away when he blurted out, "Pray...pray to God that I will keep my mouth shut...or else." "Oh, now you are threatening me…" she cocked her head towards him, a serious expression on her face. "Or else, what? Huh, Nixer?" she walked towards him and asked, eye to eye and for the hundredth time in his life he noticed the same flame in her eyes. Raya was a fearless woman, not any ordinary girl but she was the last of the Dawn Dragons, the only daughter of Duke Henry Dawn. "My name is Raya Dawn and I am the last in the Dawn of the Dragons. You mess with me and you know it better…"

Their arms came around her naturally, grounding her in flesh and breath. “Two wolves,” Derek murmured softly. “One queen,” Jax finished. Raya closed her eyes and felt the truth of it settle into her bones. The line inside her remained steady. Ria did not overpower her. She did not disappear either. They stood together. Later that night, when sleep finally claimed her, Raya found herself walking through a dream landscape she did not recognize. It was neither forest nor mountain, but something suspended between worlds, pale and endless. She sensed Ria before she saw her.

She wondered what it would feel like if the silver was stabbed straight into her heart. She wondered if her heart would feel the jolt, or if the jolt would take away her life before she could feel anything. "Would you keep wondering or will you start running away too?" Eden's curious question makes her laugh and apologize for the delay. "We're finally getting away. And I know exactly where to go." Said Raya. She slowly leaned backwards as her body submerged into the sea. Eden didn't know what was going on, but the woman morphed into her long, dragon sized Basilisk transformation.

She pursed her lips as something came to her mind. “Nevertheless, we have to remove her from the picture, Riona. If these dragons are really here for her, then you need to act fast and kill her,” Ciara said and rushed to her balcony to see the dragons retreating. Suddenly, one of the dragons leaped from the ground, flapping its wings so hard and dived for Ciara's balcony. “Ahhhh,” she screamed and rushed inside her room. The dragon rammed its massive head into the brick, shattering the balcony to pieces.

Two days later, early in the morning Elena, Liam and Rayan said their goodbyes to Elena’s family and mounted their dragons and took to the skies flying in the direction of Asterin. The wind rushed past them, cool and sharp, as the world beneath shrank into a patchwork of forests and rivers. From atop his dragon, Onyx, Rayan turned his head slightly, voice raised over the whistling wind “So…” he called out, a grin tugging at his lips “once we reach Asterin, where are you two lovebirds headed too?”

“Choose him. Choose me. Choose war. I’ll eat whatever you decide.” Above, the rip yawned wider. Something shifted behind it. Not divine. Older. Hungrier. And it was smiling. --- POV: Dorian The tear’s light hit my skin—and it hurt. God-light isn’t supposed to hurt me. I reached for Araya’s wrist. “Stay behind me.” Her Hollowflame surged, hot enough to hiss where it touched my essence. She wasn’t going to stay behind me—not now, not with the sky bowing open.

“Ra—“ I tried to get the words out, but they failed me, leaving me with no other option but to cling on to denial. He looked so calm that you wouldn’t have guessed we’d been in each others’ arms earlier, moaning in pleasure as we gave each other orgasms before he marked me. Three years ago, Raymond and I had reached an agreement. I became his agent Luna so that he could solidify his position in the Alpha council and also become his assistant, pushing through professional boundaries with him. In return, he’d agreed to pay off my family’s debts and three years ago, that had been all I ever really wanted. “This is just a transaction, Aria. A mutually beneficial agreement. I hope you always reme

Marina never saw this coming. She couldn't dodge as the sword sliced into her shoulder, carving off flesh. She collapsed, screaming in pain, "Why? I nearly died from giving birth to your child, and you want to kill me?" Horace laughed bitterly, "My child? Royal dragons are born red. There has never been a blue one. You cheated on me!" Marina didn't know this rule. She cowered, trembling until she saw me smirking behind Horace. That was when she realized everything.