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Original line art from
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Original Front Cover of Story Book 2
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Original Back Cover of Story Book 2
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A “true” full-blooded dragon, Dragragon is pure dragon and pure wickedness. He has overthrown the Dragle monarchy, proclaimed himself king, and forced the nestling Boja into exile on Earth. Like all Truebloods, he is many times larger and far more powerful than other dragreatures.
Known by many names, none of them good, Dragragon is determined to prevent the young queen from reclaiming her royal birthright. Joined by his dragodactyl accomplice, Rak, the Trueblood will not rest until every Dragle has been slain -- especially the princess -- and his absolute rule thereby assured. Aware that Boja has returned to Dragonia, Dragragon knows she must visit the Cave of Queens sooner or later. And when she does, he will be waiting to give her a warm greeting. Very warm. Like in blazing hot. |
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Where is Litus? Litus lives in complete darkness and can only be seen when the lights are on. In his case that means when the light from his own body is switched on. More often than not, he and his many friends like to hide in the shadows as they guard the royal tunnels and make sure no one trespasses without a pass. Click here to see the caretaker, who can see most others long before they see him. He's on the left about three-quarters of the way down the page. |
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Wingston loves high adventure and has always wanted to go on a “royal expedition”. He also aspires to someday be a member of the queen’s Royal Guards, which is a lofty goal since only Dragles are allowed to hold such a prominent position.
To demonstrate his worthiness, the teeny warrior is especially fond of spouting, “Beat’em up, burn’em up! Roast’em, toast’em! Rock’em, Sock’em!” The humming’gird’s best friend, other than Master Grandohr, is a dragat named Bela. Wingston and Bela both dream of finding the legendary land of Zargahn. When out and about, Wingston likes to pause among the bliss blossoms for an occasional sip of gooey, dewy nectar. |
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Consort to Fahrna, the deceased former queen, Grandohr is Jonaf’s father, and Boja’s grandfather. Elderly, shrewd, and very stern, he uses an old branch for a cane. As First Arden (head) of the Aakylan Council, his (and their) authority is second only to the empress herself. Unable to fly due to his age, he has stayed behind and not fled with his compatriots to the safe refuge of Moon Hala. Hidden deep in his mountainside chamber, but in communication with the island via a speedy courier named Cazlon, Grandohr plans to use an army of newly trained warriors for an attack on Dragragon.
Once the Beast is conquered, the First Arden’s granddaughter will be free to ascend the royal log inside the Cave of Queens and restore the realm to its prior grandeur. |
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Cazlon is the swiftest flyer in all of Dragonia. As a messenger, his dangerous missions carry him back and forth between the island sanctuary of Moon Hala, and the mainland stronghold of Grandohr’s mountain chamber.
The high-ranking officer of the Guard has developed deep feelings for the unbetrothed queen, but he could never be so bold as to think she might look upon him as anything more than a crude and ruthless Blood Spiller. |
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Fangs, fire, and claws are not the only things to be feared in Dragonia. Some dragreatures possess defenses both unexpected and malodorous. What Avone lacks in size and breath, is more than compensated by a lifted tail and raised hindquarters.
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A busy worker, day in and out, Pollene and her other dragee friends have all but forgotten the times of plenty from seasons past. The bountiful ages before the horrible “days-of-fire” when Dragragon siezed power from the Dragle matriarchy.
An all-too-brief encounter with Wingston restores Pollene’s belief in the goodness of strangers. |
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Driven by hunger, Icela, in search of food, has descended from Mamag’s frozen heights. Unfortunately for the polar ’gear, she has wandered into a gully pitted by numerous pools of quicksand disguised as harmless clearings.
Accidentally trapped and sinking ever deeper within one such pit, the helpless Icela’s only hope lies with the three, newly arrived visitors staring down at her from an overhead treelimb. |
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Accompanied by a mixed collection of odd friends and acquaintances, Bobi cautiously investigates the fiery crash, amid the forest trees, of something immense that fell from the nighttime sky.
The bob’gat is among the first to see the spectacle up close and, along with his associates, is amazed and terrified by what they discover. |
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A friend of Bobi, the bob’gat, Woodrow nervously taps his tail along the ground whenever he becomes scared.
On one night in particular, the always-hungry, ever tail-tapping drageaver wonders if he has enjoyed his last meal. |
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A prodigious digger of holes and tunnels, Tibbar has joined Bobi and the others for a better look-see at the fiery figure who fell lifeless from the sky and lies silent in their midst. After the dragabbit peeks from his most recent burrow, he decides the excavation is much too close for comfort.
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The dragaccoon wants to plunder the unguarded food stores that lay within the Cave of Queens. But he is dissuaded from doing so by Bobi, who believes the queen has returned to Dragonia.
Intimidated by the bob’gat’s fire, Banditt decides to reserve his thieving ways for whatever he can loot nearer his forest home. |
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From a low-hanging branch, Dot tries to alert her woodland friends to a dangerous development. When they fail to heed her warning, the lady’gug flees for her life.
Moments later, the panicky others quickly follow Dot’s lead and scurry for cover. |
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