Iron Dragon: An Epic Fantasy Adventure (The Dragon Misfits Book 2) by D.K. Holmberg

Author:D.K. Holmberg [Holmberg, D.K.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: ASH Publishing
Published: 2020-01-20T16:00:00+00:00

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They soared high over the sky. The air took on a bit of a chill, and the longer they flew, the more that chill began to work its way around the ice dragon. The cold seemed to strengthen the ice dragon, empowering him, and Jason clung to his back, holding tightly, worried that something would change. He’d flown without saying a word the entire time, and next to him, the iron dragon continued to fly, moving quickly, his wings arcing in a strange fashion. Yet the longer he flew, the more certain Jason was that the iron dragon was beginning to understand what it took for him to do so.

David had been silent throughout their travels. Eventually, Jason would need to get him to say something, but for now, the silence was fine.

He thought instead of his sister. His mother. He couldn’t help but wonder whether his sister had tracked down the slope, finding the cave, and had managed to acquire more of the venison.

Leaving when he had troubled him. He would not willingly have abandoned his family at a time when things were uncertain. He had no idea who was trying to steal from them, and when he returned, he would have to be prepared for the possibility that he would need to resolve that situation.

That was if he could return.

Learning about these dragons, and the possibility of others, left Jason wondering what he would have to do moving forward.

Maybe his task would be about serving the dragons.

Family first, then village…

There was another way to take care of his family. He could move his sister and mother down to the town at the base of the mountain. There was nothing for them in the village, not any longer, not without their father, and with enough coin, Jason could ensure their safety.

Then he could continue to work with the dragons, no longer worried about what was happening to his family, no longer fearing they would not have enough to eat.

He sighed, and he noticed that David was watching him.

“What is it?” Jason asked.

“There is something about you I can’t quite place,” David said.

“Then stop trying,” he said.

“I don’t think that I will. Whatever it is, I haven’t seen it in quite some time.”

“I don’t care for the way that you’re looking at me.”

“Call it curiosity.”

“You can call it whatever you want, but I don’t care for it.”

David watched him for a moment before turning away. Despite that, Jason noticed the way he was turning toward him, how every so often, his gaze would drift. He wanted to force David to ignore him, but how could he?

The landscape below was difficult to track. He tried to focus on that, to pay attention to only what was below them, but it was hard to see anything from where he sat on the dragon. His dragon sight wasn’t helpful when it came to peering over the edge. Everything was different. There were swatches of dark green and brown. There wasn’t the usual undulating

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