The Princess' Dragon Lord
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Instead of moving across the stone clearing to the space he made his home in, the turned towards the mountains of gold and jewels.
“How did all this get here?” She asked, eyeing a particularly huge ruby—it was the size of her fist!—as they walked by.
“Our marriage was meant to bring together our people. Some of this would have gone to Mab, your mother, had it been successful.”
“And now?”
His eyes shifted down to her. Guilt pierced deep inside her at the realization that she was probably bringing... up painful memories, but he continued on.
“After my actions, war between the dragons and the fae broke loose. As a peace offering, my sentence was to be separated from my dragon, no longer one entity, but two, and imprisoned here until any member from your remaining family deemed I had been forgiven. It was not enough for your mother, not that I could place blame on her, and the clans nearly destroyed each other.” Azoth said. “Eventually, the bounty of my people was placed here under my watch, to keep fae warriors from plundering it during the war.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Instead of moving across the stone clearing to the space he made his home in, the turned towards the mountains of gold and jewels.
“How did all this get here?” She asked, eyeing a particularly huge ruby—it was the size of her fist!—as they walked by.
“Our marriage was meant to bring together our people. Some of this would have gone to Mab, your mother, had it been successful.”
“And now?”
His eyes shifted down to her. Guilt pierced deep inside her at the realization that she was probably bringing... up painful memories, but he continued on.
“After my actions, war between the dragons and the fae broke loose. As a peace offering, my sentence was to be separated from my dragon, no longer one entity, but two, and imprisoned here until any member from your remaining family deemed I had been forgiven. It was not enough for your mother, not that I could place blame on her, and the clans nearly destroyed each other.” Azoth said. “Eventually, the bounty of my people was placed here under my watch, to keep fae warriors from plundering it during the war.”
What to read after The Princess' Dragon Lord?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mandy Rosko to read onlineMoreLess
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