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Erynn Lehtonen

The Dragon’s Eye

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REALITY IS NOT THE ONLY NIGHTMARE.

Genshu Hidekazu and Masanori believed they ended Lacotl’s reign of terror. Now, they know his schemes have only just begun.

In the wake of Lacotl’s capture, Hidekazu and Masanori grapple with their new lives—including the death of their dear friend, their future as students of the Tsukiko Academy, and their newly volatile relationship with Furahau Aihi, the princess of Seiryuu.

Yet no Dragon Princess would forget the betrayal of her own brothers.
Aihi is determined to uncover the extent of Lacotl’s plans—and how it involves the Dragon’s Eye—without Hidekazu and Masanori’s help. But her stubbornness is her undoing, and when tragedy strikes, she has no choice but to rely on them after all.

The secrets of the Dragon's Eye await where demons dwell…

A place that turns dreams to nightmares.

A place no one leaves unscathed.

Masa, Hide, and Aihi's journey continues in The Dragon's Eye, the second of four novellas prefacing the Wyvern Wars series: an epic fantasy adventure inspired by selections of Japanese mythology and folklore.

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ClassicsFantasyEpicFairy Tales, Folk Tales, Legends & MythologyFiction
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289 printed pages
Original publication
2020
Publication year
2020
Publisher
Erynn Lehtonen

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  • Eima Xlovehas quoted4 years ago
    Lacotl’s lips peeled back to reveal his yellowed teeth like the snarl of a rabid dog. Perhaps recalling the twenty-six women he murdered and the four soldiers who died capturing him.
    A sour tang grew in Aihi’s mouth.
    “Oh, Princess, so much anger! Let it free, let it free!” Lacotl yanked his chains, purple flecks of ki appearing near his wrists. The metal glowed white-hot and absorbed the energy.
    “So keen to die?” she said.
    Blood-tinged slobber trickled from Lacotl’s lips and chin. He deserved worse than death, but so far, he revelled in the guards’ punishments. He offered no information on his motives for sacrificing so many of the Goddess Shirashi’s devout, or about the Dragon’s Eye. Killing him
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