What if dragons don’t have to be mortal enemies with humans? What if once there was an ancient, now forgotten bond that tied their destinies?

That’s what young dragon Shervan discovers after arriving in the land of Lohikarmen, in search of a shelter from the hunters who wish to destroy his kind. After one of them, Haxrod, also learns this eye-opening truth, both cross paths in a secret valley where the legacy of the old dragon-human kingdom is kept alive.

But as the unexpected allies are hosted in this haven, a bigger threat arises: the ruling kingdom that colonized Lohikarmen is ready to crack down their discovery and take dragons to a fate worse than death.

Iomran is a dragon hunter. But his brother, Duin, has a more gentle heart.

And he must take a terrible decision when Iomran brings a live dragonlet inside a glass jar. Save the poor creature from becoming a trophy or remain loyal to his family? His choice will start a long and dangerous journey to the mountains, where dragons reside.

Onni just wanted a quiet farmer life. But now a dragon is hosting him as a refugee of war.

Living with dragons is quite a challenge: after all, it is the last creature you want to make angry. If you earn their friendship, however, it will become the event of a lifetime, a tale more satisfying than dozens of heroic knights.

But this dragon, so apparently uncaring of the human world, may have a closer relation with the war. And for Onni, who was forced out of his village, that could be an even worse challenge to endure...

...now he’s no more a dragon.

A mage called Galain tricked him, and turned him into one of the very creatures he used to extort gold from: a human.

And he won’t get his body back until he gets taught by Galain what it means to be a being he always deemed inferior...

As a father, Ildarg would face a dragon for his daughter. Especially when his only chance to save her from a deadly sickness lies in a book guarded by one.

The good news is that to get his hands on that tome, he won't need to face the dragon in a mortal fight. All it'll take will be winning a bard contest in the dragon's name.

There's a big problem though. Ildarg is a blacksmith. He never learned music through all his life. And all he got is one week.