Her Dragon Everlasting by Theodora Taylor

Author:Theodora Taylor [Taylor, Theodora]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Rom Tell That

Xenon was right about that, as it turned out. But the answers he sought did not come in the form he’d expected.

The next morn, he gave early rise and found his son in wolf form beside him. He, like his mother, was larger than any of the other pups his age. Over twice as large in Golden Son’s case. But unlike the other pups and his mother, Golden Son still did not have much control over all his forms. And he often shifted from wolf to drakkon, or drakkon to wolf over the course of a night.

But after Xenon shook him awake and his son morphed into a drakkon to receive his father’s message, Xenon couldn’t help but think how small he appeared. What would have happened to him if the red drakkon had been able to tell the rest of the group of his existence?

Pushing that dark thought out of his head, Xenon told Golden Son of his plan, and that he could be found to the east upon the plains if such need arose. His son agreed, and fell back into his sleeping wolf form so fast that his drakkon wings remained folded upon his furry back.

Golden Son was the greatest honor Xenon had ever received, yet even he knew not what to make of his strange hybrid nature at times.

No matter. Xenon would do whatever it took to keep him alive. Including kill any drakkon who found their camp and tried to label Golden Son an anomaly.

Any and all of them, he vowed, as he launched himself into the air and gave the surrounding areas a dark patrol.

But so far, there were no other hominids he could see in this area. He had spotted a few tribes during the northern part of the journey, and he suspected if he went south, there might be more hominid tribes gathered closer to the equator.

But for now, without knowing it, Fated Mate had found the perfect place for them to hide. So far from Zone 7 that the other drakkon might not think to look this deep into the unsettled lands. And in a mountain range, which provided good cover, making them difficult to see from above.

He flew east, determined to find the steppe bison Fated Mate assured him lived in these lands, even though they had yet to come upon a herd. However, she should not have doubted his clever treasure. He soon found what looked like a pack of furred tapirs without long noses, grazing upon a grassy flatland east of the mountain she wished to call home.

However, just as he decided to set his course back, another drakkon call rent the air.

Bringing his tail, he turned to see his son zooming toward him. “Blue Papa! Blue Papa! Come quick! Wolf Mama need you!”

He followed his son, but only for a short distance. For as it turned out, she was not back at the camp she had commanded the Far Travelers to set up, but at the mountain she had told them they would soon call home.

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