Sofie’s eyes opened suddenly and she was staring at the ceiling. Sitting up quickly she looked back and forth, looking out the window. Her old room had definitely not aged well for her. It still looked like it belonged to someone who was twelve, not sixteen. Pushing aside an old toy of hers she walked […]
Category: Children of the Dragon
The main difference between Kyrix as a country and Agrentum could be described with the sky itself. There was something special when you crossed the threshold to the country itself. It started with the blanket of night that descended upon them. The sky was pitch black as if they traveled into another dimension. Hanging in […]
“Silva?” Sofie whispered her eyes widening. “The eldest daughter,” Daze said standing slowly. “Coming to the rescue. But how. Was my sphere not large enough?”
The town was on fire. Red flames clung to the shingles and the ground itself. People were scattered hiding in the rubble and avoiding the ire of the dragon above. It appeared out of nowhere in the center of the town and began to rain down fire and death. It attacked any and everything without […]
With the speed of a dragon, they managed to cover a lot of distance since leaving Agrentum. Silver and Nero guided them soaring over one of the many lush forests of their country. But as they traveled the forest was starting to thin out. From up high as they would they could see the mountain […]
“Kyrix. That’s where we’re starting.” Silva gathered her notes together and put them into a journal. “Are you sure the spell is properly crafted?”
“I can’t believe it’s really you,” Dawn said softly hugging Silver tightly.
“Alright you three. This is a bit unconventional but we can do the demonstration,” Sehren said sitting on the air. He created a cushion for himself and sat cross legged in front of his students.
The branches snapped as Sefirin swiped his hand forward. He had long since put away his wings along with his scales. He had some claws on his hands and scales over his nose but for the most part, he was normal. His sister wasn’t far behind him.
Running along the forest floor made her think of her dream. She’d had it so many times she could almost see where she was going before she even got there. Her arms stung from where the branches had scraped at her. She was used to running in the forest but she had to calm down […]
The Harlequin Library 