From the perspective of the dragon Nidhogg of Norse mythology. There's not much to be said, just give it a chance. It's almost impossible to waste your time with this because of its brevity. This is a myth adaption, meaning parts of the story aren't tailored to how Norse mythology really was written. I am aware of this, and intentionally strayed away from accuracy on some parts to better the story.

The seventh continent: a magical one, filled to the brim with dragons and wizards and all other sorts of fantastical creatures. This otherworldly landmass is without a doubt beautiful, its impossible waterfalls, varying landscape, and crystal waters have caught envious eyes of all other continents. However, there are other reasons for the world wide turning-of-heads. Despite its natural beauty, the seventh continent is at war. Here, the story follows the witch Hazel and her green dragon Elsewin. All eyes turn to the magical rock-face, but the battle has only just begun. I do not own the cover art