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The throne hall was already collapsing when the little boy walked into the fire.
Flames climbed the shattered pillars like living creatures.
Smoke poured across the ceiling in thick black waves.
Pieces of burning stone crashed from above while terrified nobles crowded the balconies screaming for escape.
And at the center of the chaos—
the royal throne burned.
Not the gold.
Not the velvet banners.
The throne itself.
Ancient black fire poured from deep cracks in the stone seat where the kingdom’s cursed sword had remained trapped for generations.
No one dared approach it.
Not soldiers.
Not kings.
Not even the royal bloodline.
Because everyone knew the stories.
The sword was alive.
And every warrior who tried pulling it free died screaming.
“GET BACK!” a guard shouted.
But the little boy kept walking forward barefoot across the burning floor.
Ash clung to his torn clothes.
Blood streaked one side of his face.
He looked far too small against the inferno swallowing the throne room.
The nobles panicked instantly.
“Stop him!”
“He’ll die!”
“Someone drag the child away!”
But no soldier moved.
Because something about the boy felt wrong.
Not frightening.
Ancient.
The child walked straight toward the burning throne while flames twisted violently around him.
Then he reached into the fire.
The entire throne hall held its breath.
Everyone expected screaming.
Expected flesh burning from bone.
Instead—
the fire bent around him.
Like it recognized him.
Golden flames spiraled harmlessly across the child’s skin while ancient glowing symbols ignited beneath the throne itself.
The king stumbled backward instantly.
“No…”
The little boy wrapped his hand around the sword’s blackened hilt.
And pulled.
The throne exploded.
A violent wave of fire ripped through the hall hard enough to extinguish every torch simultaneously.
Darkness swallowed the chamber.
Only the sword still burned.
Bright gold.
Ancient.
Alive.
The child stood motionless holding the flaming blade while glowing embers drifted silently around him.
Then something massive appeared behind him through the smoke.
A shadow.
Huge.
Dragon-shaped.
Gasps erupted across the throne hall.
The silhouette spread across the burning walls like an ancient creature waking after centuries of sleep.
The king’s face turned pale with terror.
“That sword…” he whispered shakily. “Only answers to royal blood.”
And suddenly everyone in the royal court understood.
The barefoot child they ignored…
might be the true heir to the throne.
For nearly four hundred years, the kingdom of Arkanis ruled beside dragons.
Not as masters.
As equals.
The first kings forged sacred bonds with the ancient beasts through blood oaths older than recorded history.
Together, humans and dragons built the Golden Kingdom.
Cities rose above the clouds.
Harvests never failed.
Enemies feared crossing the borders guarded by fire from the skies.
At the center of that alliance stood the royal bloodline of House Vaeryn.
The Dragonblood Kings.
Their rulers carried silver-gold fire in their veins, allowing them to wield the Flamebound Sword—a living weapon created from dragon fire itself.
Only true heirs could touch it.
Then came the betrayal.
Thirty years earlier, King Aldric Vaeryn died suddenly during peace negotiations inside his own castle.
By sunrise, half the royal family was dead.
The remaining heirs vanished.
And General Morcant seized the throne claiming dragons abandoned humanity after the royal bloodline “fell weak.”
The dragons disappeared soon after.
Without explanation.
Without war.
Without a single roar from the skies.
The kingdom mourned them for generations.
But the truth was far darker.
The dragons had not abandoned the kingdom.
They abandoned the traitors who stole it.
The burning throne hall shook violently.
The child tightened his grip on the flaming sword while nobles backed away in terror.
King Morcant stared at him like he was seeing a nightmare come alive.
“What is your name?” the king demanded.
The little boy looked up slowly.
His eyes reflected pure gold through the flames now.
“Cassian.”
The name hit the throne hall like thunder.
Queen Elira Vaeryn once announced that if she ever had another son…
she would name him Cassian.
Morcant’s breathing became uneven.
Impossible.
He personally ordered every surviving Vaeryn child executed during the coup.
Every heir hunted.
Every blood relative erased.
Or so he believed.
The king pointed shakily toward the boy.
“You should be dead.”
Cassian looked confused by the hatred in his voice.
“Why?”
The question echoed through the hall.
Simple.
Innocent.
Terrifying.
Because Morcant suddenly realized something horrifying.
The child truly didn’t know who he was.
The throne room doors exploded open.
More soldiers rushed inside wearing black royal armor.
But the moment they saw Cassian holding the Flamebound Sword—
they stopped.
Frozen.
One soldier whispered:
“The prophecy…”
Morcant turned furiously.
“Kill him!”
No one moved.
Because behind Cassian…
the dragon shadow was growing larger.
Smoke twisted unnaturally across the walls as massive wings slowly unfolded inside the darkness.
The entire castle trembled.
Then came a sound nobody in the kingdom had heard for thirty years.
A dragon’s growl.
Deep.
Ancient.
Earth-shaking.
Several nobles collapsed instantly screaming.
The ceiling cracked overhead.
And outside the castle—
something enormous moved through the storm clouds.
Morcant’s face drained of color.
“No…”
Cassian looked upward instinctively.
And suddenly—
a memory flashed through his mind.
A woman’s voice.
Soft.
Warm.
Terrified.
Run if they find you.
Another flash.
Blood spreading across marble floors.
Dragons roaring above a burning palace.
His mother crying while handing him to a hooded servant.
Protect my son.
Cassian staggered.
The sword pulsed violently in his hands.
The dragon shadow behind him moved closer.
Then a royal advisor screamed:
“YOUR MAJESTY LOOK!”
Everyone turned toward the shattered cathedral windows.
A gigantic shape descended slowly from the storm clouds outside the castle.
Black scales.
Golden eyes.
Wings larger than towers.
A dragon.
Alive.
The creature landed against the palace walls with enough force to shake the entire kingdom.
People in the streets below began screaming.
Because dragons were supposed to be extinct.
But this one bowed its massive head directly toward the throne room.
Toward Cassian.
Not the king.
The child.
The oldest noble in the hall suddenly dropped to his knees trembling.
“It’s true,” he whispered.
Others followed immediately.
One by one.
Not to Morcant.
To Cassian.
The king looked horrified.
“Stand up!”
But nobody obeyed.
Because every citizen knew the ancient law:
The dragons kneel only to the rightful ruler.
Morcant grabbed his sword furiously.
“I built this kingdom!”
The old noble looked at him with disgust.
“No,” he whispered. “You stole it.”
The king roared and charged toward Cassian himself.
The child flinched instinctively.
Then the Flamebound Sword moved.
Not swung.
Moved.
The blade exploded with golden fire so violently the king flew backward across the throne hall.
Morcant crashed into the broken throne gasping.
Burn marks spread across his armor instantly.
The sword protected Cassian on its own.
The hall fell silent.
Even Cassian stared at the weapon in shock.
Then a voice echoed from the dragon behind the windows.
Not spoken aloud.
Inside every mind.
At last…
The nobles screamed in terror.
Because dragons were not supposed to speak human language.
But the creature’s ancient golden eyes remained fixed on Cassian.
The bloodline survives.
Tears suddenly filled Cassian’s eyes.
Because somehow…
he recognized the voice.
Not from memory.
From childhood dreams.
The dragon lowered its head beside the shattered windows.
And gently…
carefully…
the enormous creature pressed its forehead against the castle wall nearest the child.
Like greeting family.
Morcant struggled to stand.
Rage twisted across his face.
“You think this changes anything?” he snarled. “The kingdom is mine!”
Then the dragon looked at him.
And for the first time in decades—
the false king truly understood fear.
The creature’s voice thundered across the throne room again.
You murdered the Dragon Queen.
Silence detonated through the hall.
Cassian froze.
Dragon Queen?
The nobles stared in horror.
Because ancient legends claimed House Vaeryn carried dragon blood through the queens—not the kings.
Morcant’s face turned ghostly pale.
“You lie.”
But the dragon’s eyes burned brighter.
Elira Vaeryn died protecting her son from you.
Cassian’s chest tightened painfully.
His mother.
The flashes returned stronger now.
Her silver-gold eyes.
Her hands covered in blood.
Her final scream as soldiers broke through palace doors.
The sword in Cassian’s hand ignited brighter.
Morcant backed away.
“No…”
The dragon’s growl shook the castle foundations.
When House Vaeryn fell… we left this kingdom to burn beneath thieves.
Every noble suddenly understood the truth.
The dragons never abandoned humanity.
They abandoned Morcant.
The kingdom’s suffering began the moment the rightful bloodline was betrayed.
And now the heir had returned.
Cassian looked around the shattered throne hall trembling.
At the terrified nobles.
The burning banners.
The broken throne.
Then quietly asked the dragon:
“What happens now?”
The ancient beast stared at him silently for a long moment.
Then answered:
That choice belongs to you, little king.
The words echoed through the hall like prophecy itself.
Cassian looked down at the flaming sword in his hands.
A child.
An orphan.
A forgotten prince standing inside the ruins of a stolen kingdom.
And outside the castle walls…
the skies began filling with shadows.
More dragons emerging from the storm clouds at last.
