Dragon Girl

Dragon Girl

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Fantasy
There was a girl who was forged from the fires of hell. This is a story about that girl. About a man named Alfonse who was frozen for two hundred years. About a young man with a dark secret. About a fire breathing dragon who can slaughter over a hundred men. About a high fae who enjoys murder. But we will get to that later. **** Artwork is not mine. Credit goes to the creator. Thank you for the amazing artwork!
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We find ourselves looking over the beautiful, mountainous continent of Yfiria. Home to man, monster and fae alike. The land has been torn by war, the hatred of man, and a terrible plague of decay that has stemmed from the suffering and darkness that this has caused. The people that remain now live in fear of those that are seized by the aggressive infection, which takes anything alive that it can, turning them into vessels to spread itself further, rotting their bodies and driving them until they crumble into dust. Living in avoidance of the plague, we cross the path of Coyne. A man and a monster, but belonging to the alignment of neither, who will find himself drawn into things far beyond his understanding after spending the longest time trying to go out of his way to avoid them. [A tale of dragons, men and monsters, full of adventure and sacrifice with vore undertones. While the focus is on the plot, there is vore, so if you don't like vore, there's a good chance you won't like this.]

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