The Dragons of Edon
The creature attacking her was slightly larger than the one engaging Ghaeron, and it bore a streak of dark maroon down its belly.
Nayara avoided the thing’s next strike, and as it swept past she flamed its exposed back. It had no more effect than her brother’s attack had. These things were clearly resistant to fire, at least to a degree.
Fire is not a Dragon’s only weapon, thought Nayara as she dove toward the creature. It twisted to avoid her, but she caught the midsection of its tail with her hind claws. She was unable to hold on for long, for its weight and struggles disrupted her own flight, but she gouged some shallow cuts into its grey flesh. It cried out and she knew it felt pain. Rel
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