The Dragons Proposal Novels & Stories

Both dragons left the hall, now more conflicted than ever. “And what of these salves the elders put on him? The potions and drinks they give him constantly?” Both dragons stood still, unsure what they should do. They did not have enough evidence, but their dragons only agreed with them that something must be done. Adam’s screams became louder, causing their dragons to wince. “We must find Alpha Amora then,” one spoke, “and find out the real reason she has left.” ….

Up until a dragon found a true mate it wasn't unheard of for dragons to have dozens of brides of varying ages to fulfill their lust. One piece of the curse was designed to punish the remaining dragons for the sexual excess of our fathers. Bastian, Laryn, Tahr, and I came up with the claiming idea after the curse was put upon us. We, the younger generation of dragons and the last of our kind, had no desire to kill innocent women. It was easy to put the fear of the Goddess into the village. Burning a few buildings and breaking a few legs with the swish of our tails did the trick. It assured that the women who came to us were pure. It was our only hope of breaking the curse.

The man chuckled lightly, "Of course, we're not worried about dragons, they never leave their territory, and when they do, it's normally to visit Grancia or Welas. So why would a dragon come here? But I'm sure if a dragon did come here and start causing trouble, all our guild members combined could take it down, so there's no reason to worry." I could see Terry's expression slowly being overwritten by rage at what the human said, so I rushed over and made it look like I was hugging Terry when in reality, I was wrapping my arms around him and holding him back, "Yes, I'm sure the guild could handle a dragon on their own, but I agree with Terry that it'd be best not to aggravate one. Now, Terry

he questioned. I shook my head before replying, "The snow was too heavy. I couldn't make it back." There was some truth to it, but it was mostly just an excuse. I had no intentions of going back. After all, I was determined to leave for good. Julian didn't seem to have noticed my odd behavior. After a brief moment of silence, he spoke up again, "The proposal… I'll accept it." Then, he handed me an invitation. "Let's go together tonight," he offered. They were front-row tickets to my favorite classical orchestra. That was his way of making amends to me.

"Yet I find myself in agreement with you, or at least am willing to entertain the notion." "I will contact the Tribunal," Alessandra added. "We must proceed with great urgency if there is any chance that this is true." "Has anyone tried to do what he's being trying?" Shamira asked. "I mean surely he's not the first to try." "Not to my knowledge. To bring dragons back as a race into this world would have been disastrous for the magical races. The Great Dragons, as opposed to the smaller kind that we have today, would be impossible to hide away, and no one wanted to risk them taking up their old arguments."

He towered over Drake in this form, but Drake didn’t flinch away from him. “If you can’t pull your head out of that little cunt, I’ll have to send someone else. Especially now that the dragons are involved. We are running out of time. If the flames merge, it will cause us a great deal of trouble.” Drake nodded his head. “It’s time for the demons to overthrow the dragons and claim our rightful place as the most powerful race known to the supernatural world.”

Honestly, I'm not sure I would have believed it if I hadn’t seen it firsthand, I still can't believe the smug look on his face when he faced Osric. It didn't matter how I explained the danger to each clan, they still had a hard time believing me. It wasn't until I captured one of his sycophants, with the help of Alpha Benjamin and Ingvar, that they finally believed the power Dagon possessed and took the treat seriously. Even with proof, my people were still reluctant to participate in the summit, they thought we should stick to our own but eventually gave in, sending people form each clan to the summit with a reserve of warriors. The plan Ingvar suggested to Kings Osric, Embry, Jonathan and

I grabbed him by the neck and gritted out, “No one speaks to me like that.” The next moment I was shoved against the wall by an invisible force. I screamed out in pain as an intense wave of electricity coursed through me. “I can kill you with the snap of my fingers but let us talk business first.” The next moment, I fell on the floor with a thud. I dusted myself and sat back on the chair, trying to uphold whatever dignity I had left. “Caleb, I have a proposition for you. We both can join hands and defeat the dragons together. I get ‘The Heart of Magic and you get your revenge. Call me on this number if you want to accept my proposal.”

She hinted to her that someone Elijah knew of was coming for him. Bane of the Dragons… She knew the dragons were their arch-nemesis. But the dragons haven’t even tried to invade them for so many years now, so why are they going to war with the Dragonae Kingdom? So many questions were wracking her brain. She thought about sharing the dream she had with Elijah or telling him she already knew his name. He deserved to know what would happen. She cared about his wellbeing and the young woman couldn't lie to herself about it any longer. Sophia frowned.

There plan was seal proof but that gold dragon just destroyed it all. “Well we have no choice, we need to come up with another plan now.” Apollo spoke. “Yes but this one we need more dragon power.” Charles growled as he stood up. “I say we post war.” “I have no control over that power. The man in the globe does.” Hasik spoke annoyed. “Then we get her. Asrar has returned so we have to sneak in.” Charles spoke looking over at them “And what of this gold dragon.” Apollo stated as he sat down at the table with Hasik. Charles was pacing by it.