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Story of the Dragon
Paperback
Series: Dragon Oath, Book 1
Publisher: Lmbpn Publishing
Published: Dec 5 2023
Pages: 290
Weight: 0.73
Height: 0.65 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
An unseen angel guards Earth.
The Dragon Protectorate assigned Artemisia to protect Earth from the corruption as soon as she was old enough to stand guard over humanity from her hidden location.
Her magic is the only line of defense against the corruption. She's done her duty faithfully, watching humanity grow and flourish with only the sphynx, Matraphiel for company. All her life, she blended in, disguised as a human to fight the enemy.
Until the day everything changes.
The corruption steps up the attacks, putting Artemisia under immense pressure to fulfil her duty as protector.
Can she defend a whole planet alone? Or is it time she asked for help?
Scarlet wiped out all corruption on the planet and united humans and dragons without any knowledge that there was more to come.
The world is in peril again. This new enemy is a force none of them have faced before. Scarlet must bring her knowledge and experience to Artemisia in time to save everyone on Earth before everyone and everything succumbs to destruction.
Can the Dragon Protectorate triumph over evil? Or will humanity be culled?
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