Dragon Chose His Hunter

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The world here is humans and dragons coexisting but locked in conflict for generations, with one institution doing the quiet damage: the Dragon Hunters Guild claims to protect humanity while secretly hunting dragons to extinction. Cassian Drake was raised from childhood by Garran Drake, the guild's leader, and trained to become its sharpest weapon against dragons. He firmly believes the copy's three-part creed, that dragons are evil, that his mother died beneath dragon fire, and that the great sword and white bone dagger in his hands represent justice. The mission that cracks the creed open: he's ordered to execute a captured noble of the golden dragon clan, Aureon Veyr, imprisoned deep within a magma-filled dungeon, his body covered in scars, an unbreakable heart scale still hidden in his chest. Cassian drives the white bone dagger toward him, intending to deliver the final blow, and instead accidentally awakens the Heart Scale Oath. The oath binds their heartbeats together and connects their pain. It also makes Cassian the only person in the world capable of truly killing Aureon. The guild's response is swift, labeling Cassian a corrupted traitor and locking Aureon away once again. Then comes Garran's manipulation, which is exactly where the copy stops. He tells Cassian that noble dragons cannot be killed by ordinary means, that only the person bound by the oath can bring about Aureon's end, and he keeps working the lie that his mother died because of dragon fire, forcing him to maintain his hatred. Sixty-four episodes, and I'll be straight about it: the blurb ends there, mid-conflict, with no resolution given.

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