Chapter 127

The dragon stretched, and Cam narrowly missed being cuffed by the sweep of its wings. They crackled as they snapped open. The big drake let out a shriek.

He could only assume it was happy given Kayda beamed. Even better, the dragon ignored them.

It jumped and landed on the rim of the tower, its mighty hindquarters bunching as its claws gripped the broken concrete walls.

Kayda was quite smug as she said, "Told you it wouldn't eat us."

He was kind of glad he didn't have to try and kill it. There was something kind of radioactive about seeing a creature of legend come to life. The big drake was nothing like the small dragons. And it was more than just size.

There was an intelligence in its gaze and a yearning for what they all wanted. Freedom.