Golddragon Stories

In the year 2050, the world had changed in ways unimaginable to those who had lived just a few decades earlier. Technology had advanced at an unprecedented pace, and the world had become a global network of interconnected cities and societies. In the midst of this rapidly changing world, there was one city that stood out as a beacon of progress and innovation: New Shangri-La. New Shangri-La was a towering metropolis, a glittering jewel of steel and glass that rose high into the sky. It was a city of contrasts, where ancient traditions and modern technology coexisted in a delicate balance. It was a city of dreams, where anything was possible, and where heroes could be born. One such hero was Gold Dragon, the protector of New Shangri-La. Gold Dragon was not always a hero. He was once Dr. Jin Chen, a brilliant inventor and engineer who had developed an interest in ancient mythology and folklore. One day, while exploring an abandoned temple in the mountains outside the city, Dr. Chen stumbled upon a hidden chamber. Inside, he discovered an amulet that resembled a golden dragon. As he examined the amulet, Dr. Chen realized that it was not just a piece of ancient jewellery, but a highly advanced technological artifact. With a sense of awe and excitement, Dr. Chen donned the amulet, and immediately felt a surge of power coursing through his veins. When worn, it transformed him into a half human, half dragon entity. As he experimented with his new body, Dr. Chen discovered that it was capable of incredible feats of strength, agility, and endurance. He could fly through the air at incredible speeds, shoot energy blasts from his mouth and even create force fields to protect himself from harm. With these newfound abilities, Dr. Chen adopted the mantle of Gold Dragon, the protector of New Shangri-La.

Curse: a charm meant to bring harm to a person, wether justified or not. Love: a passion felt for another person, which is always true.

This was an assignment for my creative writing class, and I liked it so much that I decided to post it on here. It's a crossover between my two current WIPs, a D&D story and a story about magical girls with animal ears.

Naruto is betrayed during the 2nd part of the chunin exams so he decided to drop mask and reveal his true self

In the Land of Deem, long before the events that take place in the M'Gaul books, a war rages on. Mornen, princess of Dragons, isn't sure of the methods the almighty Dragons use. She doesn't like killing, she doesn't like marauding, and most of all, she doesn't like her father. One day, on the eve of her first battle, Mornen meets a Fírn. With a body in the shape of a human's, with lion's head and lion's fur, the creature named Korslack Morain is new to her. They become friends, but there is one problem: the Fírns are her enemy. Mornen has to make a choice. Korslack, or her father.

What happened to Jessa and Dhiren? Do they safely turn to gold dragons or will they fail before they even begin? What about the traitor that brought enemies through the elven lands? This is a sequel to The Adventures of Jessa. It is part two of a three part trilogy and it must be read in order to make sense.

Emi Isn't your typical Naga. She's way too lively, cheerful, and has absolutely no filter. Like at all. ABSOLUTELY NONE. Aurora isn't your typical Dragon - more like a giant butterfly . Raised on a homeland far away, she's a completely different dragon species, one even the great dragon hunter, Kumar Raza, has never seen before. Yet both Emi and Aurora have lots in common- they're intelligent, witty, humorous and adventurous, a trait which brings them both face to face with the Kundiland dragons. What will happen when Emi and Aurora stumble across the Kundiland Nagas? One thing is for sure - Rajahansa will not be pleased. Based on the amazing book series Dragonbound by Rebecca Shelley, plus a little insert from the book series Wings Of Fire by Tui T. Sutherland.

An infant is found to be the only survivor of a human village just outside of the elven forest. The elves come to investigate not wanting the dead bodies to cause problems. They find the infant with her dead mother surrounded by dead invaders. There is no identity, no way to find relatives, and no way of even knowing if the father of the baby survived elsewhere. The elves try to find a human home for the infant and fail. The general of the elven army and his wife the high priestess of their goddess take the child in and teach her of the ways of the elves. Yet all good things must come to an end, at eighteen years of age, far younger than the elven youth trained by the girl's adoptive father she is told that there is no more that they can teach her and she must now leave and make her way in the human world. Now she must embark on living in the human world that she never knew leaving behind the only life, the only people she's ever known. Just what is Jessa going to do now and how is she going to fit into this world, when she never fit into the world she's leaving behind?