Thunderlight (The Dragonian Series Book 2) by Adrienne Woods

Author:Adrienne Woods [Woods, Adrienne]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Fire Quill Publishing
Published: 2014-11-24T23:00:00+00:00

ING HELMUT ARRIVED later that night with about twenty other people and dragons that I had never seen before. They had a meeting and more guards were stationed to protect Dragonia over the next couple of days.

Paul kept me busy while Lucian practiced for his third attempt to claim Blake.

To be honest, I wanted to know more about Paul Sutton, since we were going to spend our entire lives together. We met up underneath one of the huge oak trees while Lucian practiced in the Parthenon dome.

We tried to figure out what else we had in common, and like me, he loved eighties music and didn’t have a lot of friends. It became our usual spot and the more time I spent with Paul, the more I liked him for what he was trying to become.

“I wanted to show you something,” he said as we sat down on the blanket he brought with him every day.

“What?”

He took out a red cloth that covered something big. “I got this from my grandfather when I was about ten years-old.” He opened the cloth and revealed a medallion hanging from a silver chain. “He used to be like me, not really sure if he was a Wyvern.” He gave me a lopsided smile as he handed the medallion to me.

“What is it?”

“It’s the sign of the dents.”

I gasped as I saw their mark for the first time. Now I know where China and Japan had gotten the idea for the yin-yang sign. The two looked very similar, but instead of white and black with the small opposite circles in each one, it had a teardrop shape of a dragon figure with a human head, and a teardrop human figure with a dragon head. I suppose the heads resembled the circles.

“Where did your granddad get this?”

“King Albert gave it to him about twenty years ago.”

“You knew the King?”

“If I did, I don’t remember him. He used to have a right hand that could speak Wyvic fluently.”

“Wyvic is your language?”

He nodded.

“Will you teach me?”

“You don’t need to learn it, Elena. When you Ascend you would be able to understand it fluently.”

“I will?” I gave him a skeptic look.

He nodded. “I guess you can say it’s a dent thing. I still don’t know what it’s called between a Wyvern and Rider. We’re the first so I guess we can call it anything we want.”

“I like the word dent. I still want to know a little Wyvic. What does it sound like?”

“You’ve never heard me speak Wyvic in your head before.” He frowned.

“I don’t think so, but then again I’ve got no idea what it sounds like.”

“I call it the drunk-language.” He chuckled. “Almost every word has a z sound in it, and when you speak it fluently... well you get my point.”

I laughed. “So what you’re saying is that we’re going to sound like a couple of drunks when we speak to one another.”

“Something like that.”

“Say something.” Curiosity washed over me like a tidal wave, and I just had to know what it sounded like.

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