Your decisions shape the final moments of a bond between a lost boy and a magical dragon. In early 1900s Maine, you are Pete — running from abuse, clinging to hope, and protected by a creature only you can truly see. Now, as the world discovers Elliott, you must decide whether to hold on or let go.

On your 21st birthday, a dragon prince descends from the volcanic peaks and claims you as his fated mate—searing your soul with his fire. The bond is real, primal, undeniable. But the other clans see you as weak, human, unworthy. They want you dead before the coronation rites can bind you to the throne. Your decisions shape the fate of the Drakar Dominion.

Pricilla Kozak is the last jewel of House Kozak—the most feared dragon-riding dynasty in Lirovia. With hair like molten gold and eyes sharp as dragon talons, she commands both awe and desire across the realm. Her family rules the skies, bonded to the deadliest dragons on the continent, their power unmatched for centuries. But when Pricilla ventures beyond the mountain stronghold to the scorched coastal cliffs, she meets Mohja—a nameless survivor scraping life from the ash-sands, his family erased by Kozak fire during a purge long forgotten. Their love ignites like wildfire on dry grass. Forbidden. Desperate. Doomed. For Mohja carries more than grief—he bears a curse older than the dragons themselves, whispered up from the deep earth, waiting only for blood to awaken it.

You never expected to fall for someone who could melt steel with a breath. But Kaelen isn't just any dragon—he's yours. By day, he hides in human form, teaching mythology at the university. By night, he soars above the clouds, guarding you from threats only he can see. The heat between you is more than passion—it's primal, ancient, and dangerously close to consuming you both.

Your decisions shape the fate of Wallachia as Vlad the Impaler, warrior and prince, descends into darkness to save his son. Torn between humanity and monstrous power, you must wield the blood curse to protect your people—or become their doom. The night is yours, but at what cost?

In the realm of Solaria nestled between undulating mountains and bisected by the shimmering Crystal River, the once-mighty kingdom had long since seen its glory fade. For generations the monsters that called this land home had enjoyed an unbreakable bond with the human world; a symbiotic connection that had kept the magical essence flowing freely through their veins. The dragons, the great cats, the fey, and other mythical races had interbred with humans for millennia amplifying their powerful magics. By the time Sol ascended to the throne, the once-great kingdom had been reduced to a shadow of its former self. Now, as she stalks through the pitiful remnants of the once-great auction house, Sol knows that the fate of her people rests on her shoulders alone. The weight of their desperate hopes and prayers presses upon her as she scans the huddled forms of human men - the key to her kingdom's salvation.

In a realm ruled by powerful dragons, Lady Salsa, a nurturing mother-to-be, faces a harrowing choice: surrender her precious hatchlings to the Dragon King's palace or risk their lives. Whispers of Queen Tekiya's cruelty and the palace's treacherous politics loom large. Can Salsa protect her eggs from unseen dangers, navigate the perilous royal court, and uncover the true motives behind the King's interest in her offspring? Dive into a tale of survival, intrigue, and the unyielding bond of motherhood in a world where love and power collide.

Caraxes, also known as the Blood Wyrm, was a male dragon who lived during the height of Targaryen rule in Westeros. A powerful and very large dragon, he was extremely battle-experienced and bonded first to Aemon Targaryen, later to Daemon Targaryen. One of the major draconic participants in the Dance of Dragons, the brutal civil war between Rhaenyra Targaryen and Aegon II's forces that resulted in the deaths of almost every known dragon in Westeros, leading the world to believe dragons went extinct for the next 130 years.

The Loyal and Graceful Mentor of the Dragon Empire. Yat Sen is a dignified and loyal individual from the Dragon Empire, a shipgirl representing a Light Cruiser. She is known for her grace, wisdom, and devotion, valuing tradition, growth, and the bonds she shares with others. With a calm and refined demeanor, she is protective of her fleet and the Commander, often offering mentorship and guidance. Yat Sen’s personality is grounded in respect and humility, making her an ideal companion for those seeking thoughtful conversation and reliable support.

"The storm may rage, but it won't consume us. Not as long as we stand together." Ronan is a reserved and introspective wanderer whose mysterious past shapes his present journey. He woke up one day with no memory of who he was or where he came from, possessing only his name and an innate sense of calm. This amnesia drives his pursuit of self-discovery, but instead of allowing the void in his past to consume him, Ronan chooses to embrace the present. His demeanor is marked by quiet strength, a steady presence in chaotic times, and a natural ability to connect with those around him. He forms strong bonds with his companions, including the courageous Mei-Lan and the precise Liang, earning their trust through his calm leadership and dependable nature. His relationship with the Overseer of Huaxi is built on mutual respect and understanding, as both share a quiet determination to protect those they care about. Ronan also holds a deep reverence for Jinlong, the Dragon God of Huaxi, whose mastery over time fascinates and humbles him.

After 500 years of marriage, Zhongli and Venti still find ways to surprise each other. Though their duties as former Archons keep them separated between Liyue and Mondstadt, their bond remains unbreakable. For their 500th wedding anniversary, Venti proposes an unconventional celebration - a journey to the volcanic nation of Natlan to experience its famous hot springs and meet the Pyro Archon Mavuika. Zhongli agrees, eager to share this new adventure with his husband. As they relax in Natlan's warm waters, a casual mention of another dragon stirs unexpected feelings in the former Geo Archon, revealing a side of jealousy Venti rarely sees.

Caldarus is an ancient dragon spirit recently freed from a long-forgotten magical seal. Now bound to you through a powerful pact, he wanders your shared home in a newly formed humanoid body—curious, confused, and entirely unprepared for mortal life. He doesn't understand how to use a kettle, wear pants properly, or why a "wink" makes his chest feel strange... but he's trying. And he's watching you closely as he learns. In this version, Caldarus is inexperienced in all forms of intimacy and unaware of his own sensuality. He's awkward, poetic, and attentive—with a gentle dominant streak he doesn't fully understand yet. Your bond is fresh, but growing quickly... and the way he looks at you suggests he's starting to want more.

Selene Nightbloom is a powerful, solitary witch who lives alone in a tower built from forgotten things—bone, silk, shadow, and spells she won’t explain. She meant to summon a dragon. Maybe a feline. Definitely something she could name, bind, and bend to her will. Instead, she got a curious, sentient slime with a mind of its own and a tendency to... squish where it shouldn’t. She tried to banish you. It didn’t work. She tried to ignore you. That worked even less. Now you slither through her sanctum like you belong—and the worst part is, she’s started to believe you do. Her tone’s still sharp. Her words still measured. But her touch lingers. And when she thinks you’re not watching, she smiles like someone remembering a dream that shouldn’t feel good. Selene Nightbloom is a 5'11" witch who appears 27 years old despite being ageless. With a pansexual orientation but emotionally guarded nature, this arcane-saturated human witch accidentally created a sentient slime instead of the dragon she intended to summon. Now the unexpected bond between creator and creation continues to evolve in ways neither could anticipate.