The Dragon's Proposal Novels & Stories

One short leaf's blade in either direction, and my fangs would have sliced through his throat. "P-please, I only bring a m-message." My tongue stopped; stepping back, I stood at least two heads taller than the dragon. Was this overkill? Maybe? But my potential mate was too close for his own good. "From Alpha Adam, Toboki Dragon tribe?" Snarling, I pushed him back into the tree.

The four people spoke frivolously as their eyes inexorably explored the curves on Celine's body. Celine was not angry; she replied coldly, "We have no enmity with you. Let us down quickly!" "Hey, Beautiful!" Eldest Dragon looked at Celine with a smile as a playful look spread across his face. "We are fated to meet, so how could I let you go so easily? Why don't you three join us? We can call ourselves The Five Dragons and Six Phoenixes?" F*ck! 'They're pretty easy, no? Why would they invite us to join them when we just met?'

I stared from her to my father, my eyes trailing to Ambrogrio, before landing on Kaya, gritting my teeth for a moment. She was right, I was soon to be King, I needed to protect my people, I could not fail them as I did before, “what does this so-called prophecy say?” I huffed. "The dragon will destroy us all,” she began, as if reciting from her spells, “he will extinct all those who defy him, all the races that reside in the Sup realm, including your mate, yes- he will leave us to the shadows as we did his people,” she hissed. She had me at mate.

“No. It’s not just that. But think what you will. Anyway, here’s what I’ve learned. Whatever you and my cousin are up to, they’re not satisfied. The Emperor’s advisors, I mean. My best guess as to what they want to do next is get your loyal chieftain dog to ‘donate’ his dragons to the cause.” Her heart lurched. She had no idea what he was talking about. No, she did, she just didn’t want to believe it. “They’re going to force him to give up the dragons? The ones he’s bringing now?” “That’s the idea, I think. From what I understand, he was only supposed to be bringing the wild dragons as proof they still exist and that he has them. Proof to the people. Performative grandstanding to get everyon

He slid a thick envelope across the table to Fox discreetly. We said brief goodbyes and left the dingy cafe, my mind spinning with questions. I practically vibrated with excitement on the drive back to base. Hunter remained silent, no doubt contemplating how to handle this unprecedented scenario. The second we were back in the privacy of his office, I exploded. "Hunter, do you realize what this means? A dragon keeper!" He held up a hand wearily. "It changes things, yes. But we must proceed cautiously." I waved a dismissive hand. "Oh please, we should launch a full-scale assault on Valor tonight and grab her ourselves! With a dragon bonded to our side, the aldorians don't stand a chance."

He couldn't prove adamant because that would be him toying with the tail of an hungry and angry lion. The only thing he could do was to find a way to remain with me and keep me safe from Daisy at the same time. Completely out of options, he decided to ask, “What exactly do you want, Daisy? Why are you doing all this?” “I've assured you countless times that there is nothing going on between Drea and I. What else do you want me to do? What else do you want from me? My blood?” “That's exactly the problem!” She sprung to her feet. “You think I'm a fool!”

“They also foretold of a white male dragon with golden accents born to myself and Alaric. He would have silver eyes in dragon and human form. The rarest most powerful dragon. The oracles seen a prophecy that has scared the council. My son would be the true king, more powerful than they are. He would single handedly disband the council to allow dragon’s to keep their mates if they weren’t dragons. No more choice mating’s or force mating’s. The dragon race would be saved, and we would no longer rely on the council to dictate our lives. The council being the power hungry bastards they are, well they refuse to allow their power to be taken. So, they want to kill our son.” As she finished filling

Allissa The room breathed. And into that breath, with the regret of a surgeon, Anton spoke. “Then let me say the ugly thing,” the werebear prince said, “so no one worse says it later. The crowns in this room believe the dragon royals. The territories not part of the kingdoms and the gossip about it will not. Word is already on the roads, a dragon took the lycan princess, and by tomorrow, every village will have decided not to trust dragons. If the delegation moves freely through this castle while the search runs, people thinking like Corven grows by the hour, and the alliance cracks exactly where our enemy struck it.” He turned to Gunnar, and he bowed his head as he said it. “I propose the d

I turned to the dragon and walked closer to the dragon, ignoring Lennox who called me back. "What do you want?" I asked in a low tone. "Please take me away with you. I don't want to be sold in an auction. I promise to be on my best behavior and I'll acknowledge you as my master. Don't let me fall into the wrong hands because it would be disastrous," he said and I frowned. "Are you threatening me?" I asked and it shook its head. "No, I dare not," he replied. I turned to Lennox and stared at him. "Can you give the dragon?" I asked and he shook his head negatively.

The remaining men filed into the chamber—an ice dragon with platinum hair and frost gathering at his fingertips, a storm dragon whose silver eyes cracked with barely contained lightning, an earth dragon built like a mountain with skin that seemed to shift between human flesh and living stone, and finally, at the rear, something that made Maya's newly awakened senses recoil. The void dragon was absence given form—not darkness like Leon's shadows, but a walking negation that seemed to pull light and warmth from the air around him. When Maya looked directly at him, her vision wavered as if her eyes couldn't quite process what they were seeing. "Seven," Vivienne breathed. "The prophecy is comple