can't wait

don't want to waste my reading a story that doesn't have one

imo they are worth the trouble

Mr./Mrs. author you got me hooked on this story lease do not drop this

by far one of my favorite aliens

the way the abilities of the essence is worded has me confused 😂😂

Bruce's kids have a role to play in DC cannon

and please don't use slang it gives people secondhand embarrassment trying to read stories like this

I'm a sucker for a romance in a fantasy story so I would like to see a love interest and the only good candidates are Hermione, nymphodora, and luna

😂

it's an article from writersofthefuture.com

Dragon Types Amphiptere: A serpent with greenish-yellow feathers, bat-like green wings with feathered bone, and an arrow-tipped tail. Others are described as entirely covered in feathers with a spiked tail, beak-like snout, and bird-like wings. Dragon: A large serpent-like creature that appears in the folklore of many cultures around the world. Beliefs about dragons vary drastically by region, but dragons in western cultures since around 1,000 A.D. have wings, horns, four legs, and are capable of breathing fire. Dragons in eastern cultures are usually wingless, four-legged, serpentine creatures with above-average intelligence. Drake: A spiny wolf-like creature with a dragon head, horns, and two legs. Lindworm: A legendary serpent monster or dragon-like creature. In Norwegian heraldry, a lindworm is the same as the wyvern in British heraldry. Wrym: A snake-like creature with no wings or legs and a dragon head. Wyvern: A creature with a dragon’s head and wings, two legs, a reptilian body, and a tail often ending in a diamond or arrow shaped tip. A variant dubbed the sea-wyvern lives in the sea and has a fish tail in place of a barbed dragon’s tail

i had to look this up lol couldn't remember this of the top of my head

Fredrich Justin Bertuch drew this in 1806 (wiki)

In and after the early Middle Ages, the western dragon is depicted as a large, fire-breathing, scaly, horned, lizard-like creature; the creature also has leathery, bat-like wings, four legs, and a long, muscular tail

mythology and fantasy I don't know jack s*** about D&D

math was easier for me over other subjects as well lol, I never understood why people hate math I always liked it

cut back on the use of ai please i mean it's ok to use it for grammar and stuff like that but dont rely on it to much because ai tends to describe the same thing more then once just in different ways and most people find it annoying and will likely drop your story

Western dragons have 4 legs and a pair of wings, Eastern dragons have a snake like body with 2 or 4 legs no wings, and a wyvern is LITERALLY described to have 2 legs and a pair of wings that acted as arms

is there a love interest