The Dragons Proposal Novels & Stories

"We've existed for four centuries. We have resources you can't comprehend. Kill us today, five more Elders rise tomorrow. The Council is immortal. You are not." "Then let's make sure what we build today outlasts all of us." Jamie sits. "Here's my offer. Full dragon rights. No registration. No mandatory assessments. Self-governance under alliance law." "Unacceptable." "Then counter-offer." They negotiate for hours. The stream viewers multiply. Fifty thousand. A hundred thousand. The entire supernatural world watching. Slowly, painfully, they find compromise. Dragon bloodlines gain legal recognition. Mixed heritage protected. But registered with the alliance, not the Council. Power assessments

Draco said seriously. “Hahahaha, you are so impatient, Dragon Prince. Draco, Draco, Draco! You will regret challenging me to a duel with you. This is my offer to you. How about we ally and master Magica together? Haven't humans slaughtered dragons in the past? Don't you want to take revenge on humans? We can rule Magica together!” Leonard suggested with a sweet smile. “Humans slaughtered dragons because you demons have manipulated humanity's greed and pride for power and strength!” Draco shouted.

Lyle hesitated briefly before responding, “The dragons have acknowledged receiving our message but have decided to stay out of this matter. Instead, they are taking a watch-and-see approach.” I felt a knot form in my stomach at the uncertainty of the dragons’ stance. Their support could tip the scales in our favor, but their neutrality could prove detrimental to our cause. I was disappointed because this was a time to put aside all of our differences and come together. I glanced at Darren and Ivan to see what they were thinking, but from their expressions, it looked like this was exactly what they had expected. “We will have to make do without the dragons’ support. Honestly, I’m overwhelmed

I wish women would just say what’s the matter instead of crying. “No you don’t. You don’t want to hear what’s up. You want them silent or gagging on your dick” Gunther decides to honour me with his insights. I must admit he isn’t wrong, I just hate people crying. Learning that the dragon in my dreams is most likely Einarr was interesting to say the least. Dragons rarely have a mate outside their own species and rarely have more than one kid. This means that when Aurum accepts my proposal I’ll eventually be king of the dragons too. I might want to speed things up by eliminating Einarr as I don’t think I’ll live long enough for him to take the throne and then die.

All of a sudden it dawns on me that Liberty and Justice have been awfully quiet this entire meeting. ‘Girls? What’s up?’. ‘I… I don’t know Lola. It was easy rejecting them when they were total *ssholes. But they seem really sorry. And their wolves have been reaching out to me, profusely apologizing and saying they had deeply rooted reasons to hate rogues’ Liberty speaks up. ‘Oh come on! We were technically rogues, yes, but they knew very well I only had been one for 2 weeks, and was no threat to anyone! We weren’t feral!’ Liberty remains quiet now. A thought pops up into my head and I turn to Drake asking “what about dragons actually, do they have mates?”. “They do honey, they also get 1 tru

“You do?” “The prophecy is coming true. I have found my dragon, it is only a matter of time until more Baryn begin to realize their powers as beloved by the gods. Soon we will free ourselves from clutches and if the king declares war we will use our dragons, unseat Vallezarii from the throne, and take back what is ours.” She stepped closer. “Where will you run dear Prince, with your imagined dragon?” In response to her threat, he burst into an unexpected peal of laughter.

"Agreed. We're ready to be regulated. We just want recognition for what we bring to the table." The Council vote is close. Dragons are accepted as members of integration with specific restrictions on economic activity and requirements for financial transparency. "This changes everything," Master Valentina says after the vote. "Dragons bring resources we've never had access to. But also risk we've never faced." "That's integration," Elena replies. "Always balancing opportunity and danger." "Let's hope the opportunity outweighs the danger this time." Elena hopes so, too. Because dragons are powerful allies. Or terrifying enemies. And she's just invited them fully into supernatural politics.

“Sister, I sincerely congratulate you with your esteemed title as dragon Queen, and I’m honored to have witnessed the throne calling the country to unity and acceptance of your stance, you deserve it, but I’m afraid we will have to take our leave now.” “What has happened, Veluri?” Vecura asks, her voice closer than I expected and sounded genuinely worried. “Something about our mates, sister. I’m so sorry, but we will be back, and if your interested I have a promise from the Alpha Queen and her King that they want an alliance with the dragons and peace amongst our people. A treaty where you can enter their lands, and they can come here perhaps?” She takes a pause to see if I’ll scold her in a

which everyone agreed was a very good point. “Right,” said Mira, taking the wooden spoon as official seconding of the motion. “But there’s a problem. A big problem.” She lowered her voice and the others leaned in, Theo nearly headbutting her. “There’s a dragon.” Theo gasped. Sunny gasped too, mostly because Theo did. “Two dragons,” Mira corrected darkly. “Daddy is one dragon. And…” she pointed one small finger across the garden, to where the grown-ups were sitting in the late afternoon sun “…Uncle Lucien is the OTHER dragon.”

While there are some Dragons that aren’t particularly good, most Dragons are known for their Honor. Some disasters, such as a Hurricane could be caused by a Dragon trying to protect the ocean from another Dragon. The same could be said about Earth Dragons. Apparently, forest fires could develop if another Dragon attacks and the Earth Dragon is trying to protect the land. With all the different explanations given, I felt that maybe Dragons should remain in this world. It wasn’t just Dragons that had to protect the earth from other Dragons, there were other supernatural creatures that wanted to cause disorder. After reading what I did, I had to do everything I could to keep myself from dying.