Red Dragon Blue

Red Dragon Blue

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An Original Story. ⚠️ Viewer discretion is advised ⚠️ - this story will involve violent and bloody scenes, - Depictions of child abuse, - Swearing and inappropriate language. -18+ rated scenes 👀. p.s. If you don't like boy love, please don't read ___________________________ When the colours of war paint the soil, and kingdoms fracture, a young dragon slips between the cracks. Once forged in the Red Queen's shadow, he now walks a path that leads him toward the very kingdom he was raised to shatter. Betrayal and loyalty blur as he risks everything to tip the balance of a war no one is meant to win.
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❝how do you kill a monster without becoming one?❞ In the last city ruled by man, fish soar in the skies above and monsters lurk in the alleys below. Ten years ago, Jase lost both his legs and his mother to one such monster. However, tragedy couldn't bind Jase's soul forever and he once again found himself standing on legs of metal and magic with the white-hot flame of vengeance raging in the very depths of his heart and mind. With his dark desires leading him, Jase will kill the monster who stole these things from him, even if he has to rip her heart out with his bare hands. CONTENT WARNINGS (18+) Profanity, graphic violence and gore, implications of abuse, self-destructive actions, self-harm, suicidal ideation and attempt, minor character death, and morally-questionable people doing morally-questionable things. [[WORD COUNT: 110,000]]

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