Vanishing Dragon Novels & Stories

Gavin’s face was raised to the sky but even as those sharp talons swung toward him, he did not move, did not falter. The dragon reached out with his claws and made a sweeping motion through the chains, something Nya had never noticed before. Perhaps he always did that, and she hadn’t seen, or maybe he was just more leery of leaving behind good arm meat this time. Then, his claws wrapped around Gavin and he lifted him off of the ground. The dragon roared again, but no fire shot from his mouth. His red and black scales caught the moonlight for a brief second as he screeched and then took off toward Scale Mountain, not looking back at Nya or her family. Just like that, Gavin was gone. Nya stood

“I know you will be happy kid. But be careful, your 25th birthday is on the way. It's a pity I will not be able to see the twins grow.” The tears rolled down freely, “He—” the thread finally disappeared alongside his voice, and presence. The emptiness slammed into my guts, I doubled over, forcing my self to catch my breathe. He was really gone? Just like that? I let out a crazed laughter, followed by a mouthful of blood from the impact, My dragon, gone forever, and I could do nothing about it. Pathetic. Everything around me blurred, I stumbled forward, my steps swaying the more I walked aimlessly, barely able to see.

“And we are not equipped for dragons, much less feral ones with no control and no House. We wipe her memory, seal the ward breach, and move on.” My mouth opened, but I didn’t know what I would have said. Ashleigh beat me to it. “You want to erase her because it makes you uncomfortable,” she snapped. “Because this doesn’t fit your precious sense of order. But it happened. She’s here. The scan worked.” Pamela crossed her arms. “It should not have. Dragons died out a thousand years ago. The bloodline is extinct.” Calvin’s voice cut through them, calm but immovable. “Enough.”

Ryan asked her. “We know that dragons can live forever and you can call them immortal in that sense. The Vampires thought that by drinking the blood of dragons, they would get more power and strength, but none of it was true. Dragon’s blood can’t give you any kind of power, but the greedy vampires believed it, anyway. That is how the dragon species came to their demise. By the greed of another species.” She said in a sad tone and shook her head, “My cousin was a cheerful wolf and she was very adventurous. She stumbled upon a dragon one day while running around. When she saw him, she instantly knew that he was her fated mate. She also realized that he was the last of his kind left and he was

Long Chen said to the black dragon in a tired voice. "Do it! But you must be completely ready!" replied the black dragon seriously to Long Chen. "Ready? I've been ready since earlier!" Long Chen quickly drew power from the star wheel and the Vermilion Bird appeared in front of him. When the two forms materialized, they were immediately pulled in by the black dragon. After that, the black dragon began to accelerate its suction power into Long Chen's sea of souls. In just half an hour, the vast sea of souls had completely dried up. Long Chen gradually appeared to become an illusion in front of the black dragon.

“The Sanguis Draconis is the original key to the Veil. Not a metaphor. An actual, physical key. When the mark completes (when the moon consumes the flame or the flame consumes the moon), the bearer can tear the Veil wide open… or seal it forever. The last time it appeared, the Veil cracked for forty days. Half of Europe burned. That’s why they wiped the dragons out. That’s why they cursed the Blackwood line to crave dragon blood above all else. Insurance.” Thorne’s voice was barely audible. “So every time I want her…”

I question softly into her mind because her yelling has given me a headache. She replies in a slightly softer voice. "No, there's a vortex close to here. It's where I crossed." "I thought the only one was in Arizona." "And we will keep it that way. Dragons must keep some secrets from Dmitri." I laugh for the first time since she arrived. She dives low before coming up. She at least has a saddle and I can hold on as she pulls these death-defying maneuvers. "This is going to hurt. Are you ready?" I'm so ready. "Do I have a choice?" I ask with humor I'm not really feeling. I want Sarn and there is nothing on earth that will keep me from him.

Free falling from the sky, I couldn’t stop screaming. My arms flailed around as if trying to grab onto something, even if there was nothing to grab. Above me was a Dragon, galactic in size. He had to be as massive as a mountain. I had to admit that the Dragon was alluringly breathtaking. Luminous metallic purple scales cascaded over its entire form. Its wings arched slightly as they span across the sky. Its head turned down as it looked at me, with large radiant indigo eyes. When it redirected and started flying toward me, I stopped screaming and simply stared at the magnificent beast.

It can be used to destroy as its power is limitless. The last dragon was in love with a Lycan called Starci. My mother didn’t like her and sensed evil in her. So to save her friend, she told Vilkas that he was being deceived by her, but he didn’t listen. Vilkas left the kingdom after arguing with my mother and followed Starci blindly, believing that they were fated to each other. But they weren’t.

Philip appeared above the dragon viper and tossed its huge body into Verge Tower. This dragon viper was full of treasures, which could be sold for a lot of star dollars. If possible, Philip would not choose to kill the dragon viper. It was quite powerful at the peak of nine stars. However, Philip was not strong enough. The energy accumulated by the White Marsh imprint was not enough to plant an imprint in its body. As Philip tossed the huge body of the dragon viper into the Verge Tower, the big roc’s voice rang. “Not bad, kiddo. You actually killed the dragon viper. But why is its body so cold? This aura is very strange. It’s not the laws of water, but it doesn’t seem like the laws of fire e