The Rage Of Dragons Novels & Stories

My rage is so intense that the plants around me wither and die, drained by the destructive energy radiating from my body. But it’s not Jonea who appears. A group of dragons with massive wings and gleaming scales emerges from the valley, led by a towering mountain dragon whose presence demands submission. “Daran Carver!” the mountain dragon booms, his voice like thunder. “What are you doing here? I won’t let you defile this land!” I glare at him, my eyes glowing red, a reflection of the uncontrollable fury within me. In my true form as a black-furred lycan, I look like a savage beast, completely unhinged.

“I think you fail to see there is nothing that I don’t already know. So if you want our deal still on, find something substantial that does not involve betraying your people” “You have no idea what you are talking about. These people betrayed me first. All that I have known, all that I have believed in. They hate me first. They treated me worse. You don’t understand a single thing” “I don't care what they did to you. We will be riding on my dragon. It is faster” Drogo and the Ravkans with their dragons waited for me to give the next instruction. I liked that we never perform any action separately whenever we are out and away from our land. One thing the werewolves lack.

The look in Diego's eyes made king Damien realize that it had been a while since he last saw someone stare at him the way Diego was . " We dragons , are far more superior than you silly humans . The fact that you have created all those new weapons , doesn't mean that you have the upper hand . You, humans, are foolish if you think that you can win against us with your little tricks . Just a little flip of my fingers is enough to destroy an entire kingdom . So you better not think about things that don't belong to you . " said king Damien with a serious tone .

If Alira did not love those dragons enough to bestow an affinity unto them, then why should he. Lochness, being a proud black dragon and representative of the dragons without affinities, disagreed with these views, thus pitting the two friends against one another. Lochness wanted equality for all dragons regardless of their magical potential. He truly believed that one should not be judged by what abilities they are born with, rather the results they produce.

A nightmare. Yet… I couldn’t look away. Draco was a force of nature. He fought like a storm unleashed, every movement precise, brutal. His fur glistened dark under the light, his fangs dripping red as he tore into the rogues. His growls shook the marrow of my bones, but… I wasn’t afraid of him. Not him. One of the rogues broke free and lunged toward me, teeth snapping for my throat. I screamed, raising my arms to shield myself — but before the beast touched me, Draco’s massive form slammed into it. He ripped it apart with a fury that froze the blood in my veins.

The moment he reaches Sylas, his hand shoots out and locks around his throat in an iron grip. Sylas’s eyes bulge with fear. His body goes rigid, then his knees buckle. He drops hard to the floor. Raegon’s fingers tighten. Just then, I notice scalding heat blooming across Sylas’s neck. My breath stops at once, mouth going dry instantly. Dragon fire. Raegon is channeling his inner dragon, burning him alive while he chokes the life out of him. If he doesn’t stop, Sylas is going to die right here in front of everyone!

*Boom* Black Saga’s rod was like a dragon sweeping through the heavens with so much power that even the clouds gave way. Dust gathered and swirled around the weapon due to the powerful wind the simple swing had swept up. His eyes were cold and unfeeling, and his aura was as turbulent as the waves of the sea during a mighty storm. His clothes fluttered violently due to the power of the strike, and everyone could feel the emotions contained within this one strike. Rage Hate Helplessness

he rested breathing heavily. Rage watched us mate several times, each time Niklaus knotted with me, my screams of pleasure echoing through the air - a high-pitched screech followed by a deep, low rumble. Rage's own needs mounted as he stood guard. As we reached the peak of our passion, Niklaus's fierce roar echoed through the island. Though the sound of Rage's dragon grew fainter, I knew he remained ever vigilant, watching over us.

And with that, she turned and left the chamber, leaving Emma alone with the Elder Dragon Rage. Rage regarded Emma for a moment, then signed, "First, we must prepare you for the gifts of the sage and empath. This will require great concentration and dedication from you." Emma nodded, signing, "I'm ready, Elder Dragon Rage. I'll do whatever it takes." Rage smiled, signing, "I sense that you are indeed ready, Emma. Now, let us begin." With that, Rage began to glow with a soft, pulsing light. The light enveloped Emma, and she felt a strange energy coursing through her veins. She closed her eyes, focusing on the sensation, and suddenly she was flooded with visions and images. She saw the ancient

They’ve arrived… The deafening sound of several dragons fills the air before the dome cracks, making Nefzaan turn sharply just as the entire thing comes down and a squad of dragons dive into our midst. Fire, air, earth and water clash as my men and allies join us with the barrier broken. ‘Fall back! This is not over Agnarr! You will all pay!’ Nefzaan snarls as he glares down at me from high up in the sky. The sword is still wedged in his eye and blood drips from his side where I had used the ancient dragon fire… he might figure it out… but I had no option but to protect her. “It is not over until I bathe in your blood!’ I shoot back my voice filled with hatred and rage.