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  • Dragon's heart by honeyv31
    honeyv31
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    Lyra is a simple girl living alone in the forest having a magical bear (friends)..one day she found a man (dragon king)who have lots of bruises in his body..she takes him with her and treated him.. the man and lyra make very special bond with each other or we can say fell for each other.. they lived together for almost 2 months.. but one day because of misunderstanding Man: you a shameless girl.. you just want my throne and nothing else.. Lyra: please listen Man: your fake tears make me sick ..don't show your face again Then the man left.. . . . .
  • The Child of Drachen  by superOcelotGirl
    superOcelotGirl
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    "She was given to you for protection. Protection from our world, in which she most certainly would've been slain" That one gloomy, Saturday morning, Sarah's life changed. A child only months old, was found on her front porch. But when she learns more about the child, it's up to her and her brother to keep the child well hidden, and to find it's old home.
  • 31 Little Imi by Josephclive99
    Josephclive99
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    Little Imi is a tiny black dragon with a huge personality. This story collection, aimed mostly at youngsters but enjoyable by adults, follows her life and her adventures, from her hatching to becoming an adult and beyond. The first eight stories of this collection are definitely aimed at children, and the ninth story, which is the only one divided into separate chapters, is aimed at teenagers. That said, they are entertaining and would likely even be enjoyed by adults. For people reading the whole Four Realms collection, note that the dates of this story overlap with some of the dragon's tales told in Dragon Lives, with Hurbek's scholar, with sections of the stories about the paladin Kohtaal and with the collection, Three Siblings. That said, none of those stories need to be read in order to enjoy this one, and it can stand alone if need be. Note that the cover image, of little Imi hatching from her egg, does not belong to me.