Telur Naga Menetas Novels & Stories

At the very same time, the Nagas could be released as well. Whoosh! As the teleportation door opened, the groups of the Naga tribe walked out and entered the island’s underwater lake. Luneth, Cecilia, and the others were stunned as well. Alex smiled and explained briefly to them. The youngest group within the Naga tribe was the most excited amongst them. This was the first time that they had ever left the Genbu dungeon. As they headed outside, they were intrigued by every single thing, looking around as they chattered non-stop.

{The Winter Vaults- Common rank dungeon} -Bone Naga- Common rank Nagas are intelligent serpents that inhabit the ruins of the past, amassing arcane treasures and knowledge. The first nagas were created as immortal guardians by a humanoid race long lost to history. When this race died out, the nagas deemed themselves the rightful inheritors of their masters' treasures and magical lore. Industrious and driven, nagas occasionally venture out from their lairs to track down magic items or rare spellbooks.

“They don’t seem to be coming from that mountain you marked on the map. If anything, I think they are underground freshwater deposits.” Her confirmation only strengthened his hunch. Zen thanked Oritha for her hard work and started his long trek up the mountain. If the water source was contaminated, affecting the land, the problem was at the top of the mountain. Medusa’s shrine wasn’t as high up in the mountain, and the Naga folks lived at the foot of the mountain.

"It has carved patterns and a seven-headed Naga on top. It must be somewhere around here." Kesar still looked at me with a clueless expression. I then snatched my satchel up and pulled out my drawing pad, which by some weird miracle, was still there. Kesar observed my frantic attempt to find the spiral picture. "Here it is!" I said and flipped the page to show her. "It also has a white crystal ball inside it. The thing emits brilliant light into the sky. There was a lunar eclipse as far as I remember. Do you know where this structure is? It must be somewhere in the south of your capital."

Naga asked softly. Tide sniffled and told Naga everything. "I first met him on the night of the Purple Rose festival, my SoulPearl shifted upon seeking him, and I knew even before I met his gaze that he was the one, he got blinded by the lightning from watching me casts them for the strength of the ceremonial soulbutterflies..." "How reckless." Naga hissed and Tide laughed, nodding in agreement. "He really is, always seeming to get into dangerous places or looking around for adventures where there is none, chasing laughter and fun on the drylands."

Noorh answered. Unlike birds whose hatchlings were relatively full for up to 72 hours before they hatched, winged-serpent hatchlings were greedy giant critters with extremely potent digestive fluids that speed up their metabolism upon escaping their egg shells. It left them extremely hungry and eager to devour anything that could be more challenging to digest such as immense chunks of meat.

“This one will come in due time.” A boom sounded through the whole cave, the earth-shaking. Another boom occurred right after, and Oaestr turned to see a small crack had formed in the stony egg of her next hatchling. Two more booms followed, and the egg shattered, falling to pieces around a handsome drake with shiny green and blue scales, his eyes the color of freshly turned soil. “You my stubborn little love, connected as strongly as you are to the earth, I shall name Myeti.”

They’re mostly jade-green with white and blue marbling and my skin is burned where the bangles touch my skin. Oh no, I know exactly what this is. Setia taught me about what things are dangerous for a nagata. Nagatas are vulnerable to iron, a flower known as snake's head and a gemstone called serpentine. Iron has the same effect on a nagata as silver does to a mutolupus. Snake's head is poison to my kind; in small doses, it weakens us painfully, in large doses it’s fatal and serpentine can render us as good as human. Even kill us.