Fantasy

Natural Magic Ch. 34
Read Chapter 33 Here Matsias stared at the dream net. It didn't look much like the picture in the book, though he had tried to follow the pattern. For one thing, it was made from embroidery thread Ayan had given him, rather than the thicker cotton cord the book mentioned. But he must have gotten the knots right because the net hadn't fallen apart the way Reed had described.
By Molly Marjorie4 years ago in Fiction
Jaibhagwan
Jaibhagwan By Sarah Wylde A Dragon’s Tale In the vale lived an old storyteller named Fravindad. On many a night, he told stories that gave dreams to the children, and to the adults, a reminder of days past. “Please,” begged Horatio. “Tell us a story about the dragons.”
By Sarah Boring4 years ago in Fiction
Qalhata: Last of Her Kind
Under the eve of the orange moon, the winged queen of death will give birth to hope. Unto the chosen tribe a prophet will be born ushering in the age of the last Trinity. ~Excerpt from the lost scrolls of Darius
By [email protected]4 years ago in Fiction
The Trick
They were an odd pair and were obviously up to no good. You could tell by the way they walked towards the cave. A furtive shuffling of feet with lots of looking around. Shadowed in the last moments of twilight before the moon rises.
By K.T. Seto4 years ago in Fiction
LEFT
There is a strange sadness in a spent forest. It is a kind of forgetting that eats the means of recollection. Only humans can make a mistake like this, and fire is the right reminder. Taking until the giver cannot spell harvest is folly.
By D. J. Reddall4 years ago in Fiction
Three Realms
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By Sarah Boring4 years ago in Fiction
An Empire of Betrayal & Order 4
Screams full of anguish, the fresh smell of blood, the sound of human flesh being torn apart, and numerous bodies lying down on the ground…That’s the kind of vision Dastan and Arol viewed as they reached Elys village.
By Harrys Stratigakis4 years ago in Fiction
The Guardian
Chapter 2 Draco had been flying for several hours when he felt his young passenger stir. Alexander fell asleep shortly after Draco had taken to the sky, but now he was refreshed.
By Mark Gagnon4 years ago in Fiction
While the Dragon Slumbers
Pihlaja unfurled her scaly pink tail and inadvertently dashed it against the cave wall, making pieces of silvery rubble tumble down. She must’ve grown, again, during these last three months of rest. It was a sign of good health and spiritual development.
By Jessica Knauss4 years ago in Fiction
The Forest of the Dragons
“Max, I’m just going to put Aislinn to bed and then we can eat,” Sally tells her husband, as she walks into Aislinn’s bedroom.
By Colleen Millsteed 4 years ago in Fiction
Embers of Defiance
Morning broke over the rolling green hills of fair Cyphrol and the warm rays of the rising sun cast long shadows beneath Lyrigor’s massive form. The great red dragon eyed his target; a small out-of-the-way kingdom that lay unprepared for what loomed over its eastern horizon.
By Hank Ryder4 years ago in Fiction
Imadra's Light
Beware the shadow-dwellers, whose skin burns in the sun. Imadra’s Light rejects them. They dwell in the shade because they come from darkness, and to darkness they shall return. Their touch corrupts. Their tilling tortures the earth. They are unlike us in every way, and only seek to conquer what is unlike them.
By Michael Walton4 years ago in Fiction