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The Valley of Novem
There weren’t always dragons in the Valley. Just lush meadows and fragrant flowers. A crystal clear stream runs through it from the nearby snow-capped mountains. The Valley was quite peaceful. This was a nice place for Laco Dracul to relax. Laco was a mystic dragon with a long slender body, covered in silvery-white scales and large crystallize crusted leather wings. Being the only dragon on this majestic planet made him feel quite lonely. He has been searching for a friend for thirteen years. Someone he could talk to. Someone to go on fun adventures with. What’s the use of climbing the tallest mountains, without having a friend to enjoy the moment with? The sound of the water cascading over the rocks harmonized with the gentle winds, creating a sound that Laco finds relaxing. If only he could share this moment with a friend. Once rested, he returned home to his nest in the desert for dinner. He liked the desert a lot. The warm sands were quite soothing on his cold scales. There’s no greater feeling than burrowing down and watching the sunset. Well, except the Valley. When he returned home, he ate his dinner of fresh greens and bugs that he collected while exploring a dense forest. After he finished, he burrowed down into the soft earth when a loose scale broke off into his dactyly.
M.L. LewisPublished about 11 hours ago in Fiction
In a Pickle
Trinity and Tamara sauntered into the cafeteria, ready to take on the world and invigorated. It was early, but the duo didn't seem to realize it. Granted, they were typically brimming with energy, so it wasn't that surprising if Serena thought about it.
Jessica C.Published about 17 hours ago in FictionBard: Chapter 34
“It occurs to me that there’s probably a better time for this, but I never see you off duty and if you get switched to the night watch like Liam who knows when I’ll see you next, so…”
The Story Of Dragon Valley.
There weren't always dragons in the valley. In fact, nobody believed that dragons exist, even though they saw what looked like creatures from hell light up the night sky...
Carol TownendPublished about 18 hours ago in Fiction
melody.
PRELUDE. A small, dim light cast a deep yellow glow over Cori Desmond’s face as she sat in the back of a late-night lounge. The lighting danced off the toffee hues of her brown skin and caused flecks of gold to flash in her deep dark eyes. Jet black curls framed her oval face, which dawned a slight trace of makeup behind her face mask. Couples filled the place tonight for Valentine’s Day, but Cori sat alone nursing a glass of dark red wine while she patiently waited for Carter to take the stage.
nikki blairePublished about 19 hours ago in Fiction
On a Dragon Hunt
There weren't always dragons in the Valley or at least not in the memory of any mortal or in the stories told by the bards but here they were. Two lithe black dragon's with their twisted and gnarled horns that swept back from their brow to run parallel with their neck and scales that appeared as sleek as glistening black liquid and even from this distance you could see their ever vigilant eyes glowing like smoldering coals.
Myron St. CyrPublished about 23 hours ago in FictionThe Dragon Child
There weren’t always dragons in the Valley. However, there weren’t always dragons either. Like all great fantasy sagas, this one starts at the beginning.
Fiona Teddy-JimohPublished a day ago in Fiction
The Case of Billy Mavreas
Who is Billy Mavreas and why am I writing a review of his book? Two fair questions, of course. They might lead to others, but for now, I will try to answer them for you.
Kendall DefoePublished a day ago in Fiction
Prologue: A Forgotten History
Prologue: A Forgotten History "Do the best you can until you know better. Then, when you know better, do better." - Maya Angelou
Asher RowePublished a day ago in Fiction
Behind You Chapter 16
Previous Chapter ~ Lilah and I had been together for about five months now and it felt solid. Although I still technically lived in my apartment, I could usually be found at her house. Even though we had this incredible and unexplainable bond, we didn't want to rush into anything. It was also of utmost importance that Uri would be included that dialogue.
Oneg In The ArcticPublished 2 days ago in FictionThe Brotherhood of Kings
The Brotherhood of Kings Ascension Chapter 1 The Unbound King There weren't always dragons in the Valley. Once, the heavenly realms and the Valley of Prime had been populated by angels, beings of light, heat, and immense radiance. These angelic entities tended the world and served the rare, gifted mortals capable of harnessing the aetheric power of the divine realms. Called Light-Bringers, Torch-Bearers, miracle workers, and more, the most common term for these empowered mortal souls was Magi or Mages.
James GoldenPublished 2 days ago in Fiction
Returning the god of Life
“It was long ago when the gods still walked among us, and beasts were co-existing with mortals. When forest was safe to roam freely, rivers were so calm one could even talk with the beast that lived in them, and food was abundant for all. It was considered a peaceful time as there no killing and evil never had a backbone to do any treacherous things, for they would be stricken down. Soon the news of a powerful Evil possibly born from the blood of a god or even created by those who walked the Devils Path. No one truly knows how such a vile thing came into this world, its only job was to bring destruction and despair.
