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Thunder exploded across the kingdom of Ashkar.
Lightning illuminated the shattered throne hall in violent flashes while terrified nobles remained frozen behind broken marble pillars.
Prince Vaelor struggled furiously against the black dragon chains crushing around his body.
His armor cracked louder with every movement.
The chains glowed crimson-black like molten iron pulled from hell itself.
âKILL HIM!â the prince roared.
But none of the royal guards moved.
Because the barefoot child standing before the throne no longer looked human.
Dark wind spiraled violently around his small body.
The dragon seal across his arm burned brighter with every heartbeat.
And beneath the palace floorâ
something enormous answered.
BOOOOM.
The entire throne chamber trembled violently.
Dust rained from the ceiling.
The queen grabbed the throne to keep herself standing.
Then suddenlyâ
CLANG.
The dragon chains jerked hard.
Prince Vaelorâs eyes widened.
Because the chains were no longer obeying the child.
They were pulling him backward on their own.
The princeâs armored knees scraped violently across the shattered marble floor as invisible force dragged him toward the rear of the throne chamber.
Toward the ancient black throne hidden behind the royal throne itself.
A throne nobody in Ashkar touched.
A throne sealed for over three hundred years.
The nobles screamed instantly.
âThe Dragon Throne!â
âSTOP THE CHAINS!â
But the chains kept dragging the prince across the hall.
Vaelor stabbed his sword into the marble floor trying to stop himself.
The blade carved deep sparks across the stoneâ
then shattered apart.
The barefoot child finally frowned for the first time.
Because he could feel it too.
Something ancient had awakened beneath the palace.
Something watching him.
Watching the prince.
Watching the bloodline of Ashkar.
Thenâ
the black throne slowly began glowing beneath the darkness.
Ancient dragon runes ignited across its surface one by one.
Crimson light flooded the chamber.
The queenâs face turned pale with terror.
âNoâŚâ she whispered.
One elderly noble collapsed to his knees.
âThe prophecyâŚâ
Lightning exploded outside again.
And suddenlyâ
the sealed throne MOVED.
BOOOOOOM.
Massive chains hidden beneath the palace walls snapped apart instantly.
Stone pillars cracked.
The floor split open behind the throne.
And from the darkness beneath the palaceâ
a gigantic dragon skeleton slowly rose upward.
The entire throne hall erupted into screams.
Black bones larger than warhorses climbed from beneath the earth while crimson fire burned inside the skullâs empty eyes.
The dragon skeleton towered over the palace chamber like a mountain of death.
Smoke poured from its jaws.
Ancient chains wrapped around its ribs rattled violently.
Prince Vaelor stopped struggling.
For the first time in his lifeâ
the mad prince looked terrified.
The dragon skull slowly lowered toward him.
Then a voice echoed across the throne hall.
Deep.
Ancient.
Inhuman.
âTHE FALSE HEIR SHALL KNEEL.â
Every torch inside the palace exploded outward.
Darkness swallowed the chamber.
Only the dragon seal on the childâs arm continued glowing through the smoke.
The queen stared at the boy in horror.
Because suddenlyâ
she remembered something buried long ago.
Ten years earlier.
The night the previous king died.
The night the royal palace burned.
The night a dragon descended above Ashkar for the final time.
And the nightâ
two babies were born.
Not one.
The queenâs breathing became uneven.
âNoâŚâ
Her eyes slowly turned toward Prince Vaelor.
Then toward the barefoot child.
The same black hair.
The same silver eyes hidden beneath dirt and ash.
The same dragon mark.
The truth hit her like lightning.
The child wasnât a random orphan.
He was royal blood.
The REAL heir of Ashkar.
Then suddenlyâ
Prince Vaelor began laughing.
At first quietly.
Then louder.
Completely insane.
âYou finally rememberâŚâ he whispered.
The queen froze.
Vaelor slowly lifted his head despite the crushing chains around his throat.
Blood ran down his face as he smiled at the child.
âYou think I went mad because of power?â
The throne hall remained silent.
Then the prince spoke words that froze every soul inside the palace.
âI chained myself to darkness⌠to protect HIM.â
The childâs eyes narrowed slightly.
The prince continued laughing weakly.
âBecause the moment the Dragon Throne recognizes the true heirâŚâ
BOOOOM.
The palace shook again.
The dragon skeleton suddenly turned its burning eyes directly toward the barefoot child.
And every chain inside the throne hall snapped toward HIM instead.
Nobles screamed.
The child instantly leaped backward as dozens of giant dragon chains exploded across the chamber.
CRAAAASH.
Marble pillars shattered apart.
The boy landed atop the broken throne steps while chains whipped around him like giant serpents.
Prince Vaelor shouted desperately:
âRUN!â
But it was too late.
The dragon skeleton opened its jaws.
And the entire throne hall heard the truth.
âTHE DRAGON KING RETURNS.â
BOOOOOOOM.
A shockwave exploded outward across the palace.
Windows shattered across the kingdom.
Dark clouds spiraled violently above Ashkar.
And beneath the childâs skinâ
the dragon seal began spreading across his entire body.
The boy collapsed onto one knee in pain.
Visions exploded through his mind instantly.
Fire swallowing kingdoms.
Dragons burning armies alive.
Mountains collapsing beneath black wings.
And standing at the center of it allâ
a gigantic armored figure sitting upon the Dragon Throne.
Not a king.
Not human anymore.
A monster.
The Dragon King.
The destroyer who nearly ended the world centuries ago.
The child gasped violently.
Because the face beneath the armorâ
was his own.
The dragon skeleton stepped closer.
âTHE HEIR MUST ASCEND.â
The chains lunged again.
This time the boy fought back.
BOOOOM.
Crimson lightning exploded from his arm as he grabbed one chain with both hands.
The entire throne hall shook violently.
The child screamed as dragon fire erupted around his body.
Stone floors cracked beneath his feet.
The chains tried dragging him toward the black throneâ
but the boy resisted with everything he had.
Prince Vaelor suddenly roared.
âSTOP THE RITUAL!â
The mad prince forced himself upright despite the chains crushing his body.
For years people believed Vaelor wanted power.
But the truth was far worse.
He had spent his entire life keeping the true heir hidden.
Because the Dragon Throne did not crown rulers.
It consumed them.
The prince ripped one arm free from the chains.
Armor tore apart from his body.
Blood poured down his shoulder.
But he kept moving.
The queen screamed:
âVaelor!â
The prince ignored her completely.
He charged directly toward the dragon skeleton.
The nobles watched in disbelief.
Because the âmad princeâ was trying to save the child.
Vaelor grabbed a fallen spear from the floor.
Then launched himself upward onto the dragon skeletonâs neck.
âGET OUT OF THE PALACE!â he shouted at the boy.
The dragon skull roared furiously.
Chains burst outward trying to throw the prince away.
But Vaelor stabbed the spear deep into the dragonâs skull.
CRAAAASH.
Ancient bone cracked apart.
The dragon screamed so loudly the palace windows exploded.
The child stared in shock.
Because until nowâ
Prince Vaelor had never once protected anyone.
Then the boy realized the horrifying truth.
Everything Vaelor had doneâŚ
the executionsâŚ
the crueltyâŚ
the madnessâŚ
had all been meant to keep the kingdom terrified of the Dragon Throne.
Because if anyone discovered the true heirâ
the throne would awaken.
And Ashkar would burn again.
The dragon skeleton suddenly whipped its massive head sideways.
Prince Vaelor crashed violently through a marble pillar.
The throne hall erupted into dust and debris.
âVAELOR!â the queen screamed.
The prince coughed blood across the shattered floor.
But he still tried standing.
The dragon turned toward the child again.

âACCEPT THE THRONE.â
The black chains wrapped around the boy tighter.
The dragon seal spread across his neck.
Across his face.
Power surged violently through him.
The throne was trying to transform him into the next Dragon King.
And deep inside the powerâ
the child could feel something terrifying.
Part of him wanted it.
The strength.
The fire.
The unstoppable power to make every cruel noble kneel forever.
The dragon whispered inside his mind:
âThey abandoned you.â
âThey starved you.â
âThey beat you.â
âRULE THEM.â
The childâs breathing became uneven.
The throne chamber darkened around him.
The chains slowly dragged him toward the ancient throne.
One step closer.
Then another.
The queen fell to her knees crying.
Because she finally understood why the previous king had hidden the second child.
Not to protect the kingdom from the boy.
But to protect the boy from the throne.
Then suddenlyâ
someone grabbed the childâs arm.
Prince Vaelor.
Broken.
Bleeding.
Barely able to stand.
The prince looked directly into the childâs eyes.
And quietly said:
âYou are NOT him.â
The dragon skeleton roared furiously.
The chains tightened harder.
But Vaelor refused to let go.
For the first timeâ
the mad prince looked completely sane.
âWhen they locked me inside the throne chamber as a childâŚâ
his voice trembled weakly,
ââŚI heard the same whispers.â
The queenâs eyes widened.
Vaelor smiled painfully.
âI was never chosen.â
The throne hall fell silent.
âThe throne rejected me⌠because it wanted YOU.â
The child stared at him.
Thunder shook the palace again.
Vaelorâs grip weakened.
But he still spoke.
âListen carefullyâŚâ
Blood dripped from his lips.
âThe Dragon King was never defeated.â
The boyâs eyes widened.
Vaelor slowly turned toward the black throne.
âThe throne IS the Dragon King.â
Silence.
Absolute silence.
Then the prince whispered the final truth.
âIt devours the souls of every heir until only the monster remains.â
The dragon skeleton lunged downward instantly.
âLIAR!â
BOOOOOOM.
The prince shoved the child backward just as the dragon jaws smashed through the throne steps.
Stone exploded everywhere.
Vaelor became trapped beneath falling debris.
The child screamed:
âVAELOR!â
The prince looked up weakly through smoke and broken stone.
Then smiled for the first time in the entire story.
A real smile.
âLive free.â
Thenâ
he slammed his bleeding hand against the dragon seal on the childâs arm.
And ripped it away.
BOOOOOOOM.
Crimson fire exploded across the throne hall.
The dragon screamed in pure agony.
The seal tore from the childâs skin like burning light.
Then transferred directly onto Prince Vaelor instead.
The throne chamber shook violently.
The dragon chains instantly wrapped around the prince.
The queen screamed in horror.
âNO!â
Vaelor looked toward the child one final time.
âI was never protecting the kingdomâŚâ
His voice cracked.
âI was protecting my little brother.â
The child froze completely.
Brother.
Lightning flashed across the throne hall.
And suddenlyâ
the boy remembered.
A warm hand holding his when they were small.
A teenager secretly leaving food near the orphan quarters.
A shadow killing assassins outside his room at night.
Prince Vaelor had been watching over him for years.
The dragon throne roared furiously.
âTHE WRONG HEIR!â
But the transfer had already begun.
Dark dragon fire consumed Vaelorâs body.
The prince screamed in agony as the chains dragged him toward the throne.
The child instantly lunged forward.
âNo!â
But Vaelor raised one trembling hand.
âDonât follow me.â
The chains pulled him onto the black throne.
Thenâ
the dragon skeleton bowed its head.
The throne accepted him.
Not because he was the true heir.
But because he chose sacrifice instead of power.
The dragon fire suddenly changed color.
From crimsonâŚ
to gold.
Silence swallowed the palace.
Thenâ
the black throne cracked.
One tiny fracture appeared across its surface.
Then another.
Then hundreds.
The dragon skeleton screamed in terror.
Because for the first time in centuriesâ
the throne was breaking.
Vaelor smiled weakly through the golden fire.
âYou lose.â
BOOOOOOOOOOM.
The Dragon Throne exploded.
Golden light consumed the entire palace chamber.
Every dragon chain disintegrated instantly.
The skeleton shattered into ash.
The dark clouds above Ashkar split apart.
And across the kingdomâ
people suddenly saw sunlight for the first time in years.
The explosion threw the child backward across the throne hall.
When the smoke finally clearedâ
the black throne was gone.
Only ashes remained.
And at the center of the ruined chamberâ
Prince Vaelor sat silently against the broken steps.
Alive.
Weak.
But smiling peacefully.
The dragon seal had vanished completely.
The queen ran toward him crying.
The barefoot child slowly approached.
Vaelor looked up at his younger brother.
Then laughed softly.
âWellâŚâ
He coughed painfully.
âNow nobody has to kneel anymore.â
Outside the palaceâ
the storm finally ended.
And for the first time in the history of Ashkarâ
the kingdom belonged not to fearâŚ
not to dragonsâŚ
not to a cursed throneâ
but to two brothers who survived it together.