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Resistance Chapter 82: The Last Stretch As we approached, explosions from the artillery was already rocking the city, and black smoke was already billowing. However, Drak’rrth made no move to attack us. He seemed to want us to go to him. Or rather…since he never took his eyes off me, he wanted me…and not in one piece, no. His stare sent shivers up and down my spine. It had me cursing and swearing as I drove, my discomfort evident, and its cause obvious. As per our plan, we did the pincer manoeuvre, while part of the force charged the front gates, which were already rubble thanks in no small part to the excellent spotters

Epilogue Six months later. A breeze rolled across the verdant meadow in fragrant waves, carrying the sweet aromas of spring in the valley. The grasses tickled my belly scales as I walked with my wings outstretched, soaking up the sun. But my reverie was shattered when I got tackled from behind and was quickly wrestled to the ground. I knew it was Tenaya before her familiar scent filled my nose, and she giggled at my futile attempts to escape. “You’re easy to get when you’re lost in thought,” she teased, watching my halfhearted struggles until she snorted and released me. I couldn’t stay mad at her after she d

The Return Chapter 16: Catching Up I didn’t get to sleep that night. I drank several cups of tea, had a simple dinner, and argued with Talorath about the issue. I argued that since the dragons here had integrated into society smoothly, and had settled in well, there was no logic in dragging them off the planet. Furthermore, it turned out that they were from what was more or less a dead world, and the plan was to resettle them elsewhere. I argued against that too, since their population was tiny, and they would have a very hard life on a new colony, while they were doing well here. I argued that it made more sense to just leave them, p