N is for Northern Dragons
Most often you hear of the Western or
Chinese Dragons. Most of those are fairly recognizable. But you have to go where the cold and snow make humans uncomfortable to find the Northern Dragon. Northern Dragons are better known as Ice Dragons, Snow Dragons, perhaps
Frost Dragons or even Icelandic Wyrms.
As a student
and member of the Secret and Ancient Society of Dragonologists I can’t tell you
everything.
Just know,
if it’s pale and cold has four legs and full wings you have probably found
yourself a Frost Dragon. If you find yourself in their lair do NOT try to light
a fire, especially if there are eggs around. They must be kept at a chilly 15
degrees Fahrenheit. If you
tamper with them you can expect to receive an icy blast from their dam.
Snow Dragons
can move anywhere volcanoes can protect their young while the icy outer layer
can keep eggs cool.
Intrigued?
It’s easy to
become a student of Dragonology if you believe.
Meet my
American Dragons in Stealing Hope. Descended from the Draco occ. Magnus they have changed little over the years in their
dragon forms. Unknown to many they can also change and walk among men.
Stealing
Hope A Dragon’s Fated Heart coming to you in August of this year.
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