Siege On Dragonbane Keep Novels & Stories

Havermouth, Present Time As Sigrid reached the street, she heard screaming. She broke into a run and arrived at the edge of the bridge, where the dragon had landed, at the same time as a half dozen werewolf soldiers. Civilians, caught by surprise and with the very natural reaction of panicked fear by a dragon landing in their midst, cowered back against the shopfronts. “Stand down!” Sigrid yelled as she came to a stop between the soldiers and the furred dragon. She held out her hands, palm forwards. “Stand down, soldiers. This an ally.”

“There’s a man outside the door wanting to ask you what to do about my dragons. They’re talking about burning their way down to us if need be.” “Fuck,” Victor rose to his feet. “I’ll go,” Heath offered. “They will be grateful for a room for the night.” “When did my bunker become a fucking hotel?” Victor grumbled but gestured to Heath. “Go. Please. I’ll have someone escort you,” he walked to the door, opening it just as the man on the other side raised his hand to knock. “Ah, Will, take Mr Gale to the surface before those fucking dragons start getting fire-happy. Thank you.”

But trouble glided in the form of my brother’s mate and now we have to take the lowly mages' help to keep our treasure safe. ~~~ The arena was well-built, strong to sustain and endure the winds and the temperature was warm inside the arena for the sake of those who were unused to the extreme cold weather. I clasped my hands behind my back as I observed every detail. The day of the Medeis Challenge was approaching at a dragonling’s speed. “Is everything to the Lord’s liking?” a woman asked timidly. I nodded without sparing a glance at her way. What I was worried about was Brenton’s unease and restlessness. I rarely liked to let him out because the creature was frightening to many people in th

he said over his shoulder. “Is that so?” she replied. “Well, it will have to wait until tomorrow, Rivyn Nae Ederne. I don’t know if you have noticed, but there’s a dragon blowing fire, Dark Elves tearing the castle to pieces, and I have half the brethren of the city looking to me for shelter and assurances.” “They are with me,” he replied. “The Dark Elves have sworn not to harm the brethren. I expect Aurien will head home now that it is getting dark. You know how dragons are about leaving their hoards for overlong.”

“Shoot.” I avoided the bullets left and right. I saw Mateo opening the backpack. “Oh. It is party time,” Nova said as she clawed Tymeria’s scalp. “Let’s dance.” Tymeria growled and soon she shifted into her dragon. She must have taken some kind of antidote to keep the gas from affecting her We both roared. Her massive orange dragon leered at me. I chuckled before Nova slapped Tymeria’s dragon against her side. The dragon growled in anger. But I didn’t care.

And there, sprawling across the landscape below them, lay the imperial city—a massive fortification of stone and steel, its walls stretching impossibly high, crowned with banners that fluttered in the breeze. But something was wrong. Even from this distance, Rex could see the scars of recent battle—sections of the outer wall blackened by fire, makeshift fortifications built to reinforce damaged areas. And beyond the city walls, a vast encampment spread across the plains, thousands of tents and war machines arranged in military precision. "The godking's army," Cassius said grimly, following Rex's gaze. "It seems we've arrived in the middle of a siege." "Not a siege," Myst corrected, her eyes

Doreon laughs and ran his hand over his mouth, wiping himself of blood while holding his broken arm against his abdomen without moving. The dragon glided over the village and set fire to all the buildings as it passed, while in the distance it saw a horde of men and women approaching, some on horseback and others on foot. The Ucrie ran, trying to escape from the massacre that awaited them, but they stopped when in front of them, in the middle of the vegetation, Blake and Lyza appeared, behind them there was a large contingent of armed men; The witches took a few steps back, but froze hearing the fierce growl of the dragon that continued to glide above their heads.

Beside him stood the pale, floating spirit of my father, Lord Vane, tethered to the Sovereign's staff by thick red chains of blood-magic. "ATTACK!" Bane roared, drawing his silver battleaxe. The three thousand resistance warriors surged down the slopes of the crater, clashing head-on with the undead horde. The sound of metal slamming against bone shook the valley. Kaelen and I carved a path straight through the center of the battlefield. Golden and purple magic erupted from my hands, blasting undead soldiers into ash, while Kaelen’s heavy sword cleared every enemy in our path. We fought our way to the base of the giant archway.

"Yes, Darius you are right. Actually, we should fight back to back. We also need some warriors who can go up the tower and scan all angles. We were ready for a ground battle, but they sent us a dragon instead." Everyone murmurs in agreement and I see elder Mendez shaking and mumbling something incoherent. Elder Merlin inches closer to her and instantly, her face is ashen. She takes two steps backwards and slumps down. I follow her line of sight and I am equally dumbfounded. Far in the distance, I see a huge flame rising. A rage like never before engulfs my whole being. The dragon was just a decoy, a ploy! The bastards wanted to keep us occupied whilst they attack the safe houses?

Later that night, the dragon was resting his head on the Princess's lap like a loving pet. Maya knew that for the rest of her life, he would never leave her side. It was clear that he loved her as much as she loved him. They would be together forever. Seeing the dragon's reaction towards Anais moments ago, Maya had an idea. "Tomorrow, we are going back to town," Maya said. There was assertiveness in her voice. "We are?!" Anais asked with concern, "But what about your cousin? He is dangerous!" "Don't worry. I have a plan," was Maya's simple response. ***** Meanwhile, the northern creatures had arrived to the city and they started killing anybody that got in their way. Except fertile women, wh