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A blizzard swept across the frozen mountains of Ashkar.
Snow spiraled through the air.
Icy winds screamed across a vast frozen lake.
The white wasteland stretched for miles beneath a gray storm-dark sky.
At the center of the lake—
an elderly mage stood with a crystal-tipped staff.
Ancient robes whipped violently in the wind.
Blue runes glowed across the wood.
Magic crackled around him.
Before him—
stood a ragged fifteen-year-old boy.
Barefoot despite the freezing cold.
His clothes were torn.
His face was covered with dirt and frost.
Snow clung to his dark hair.
Yet strangely—
he did not seem afraid.
The old mage narrowed his eyes.
“You should have stayed away from this place.”
The boy remained silent.
The mage’s grip tightened around the staff.
Blue energy gathered around the crystal.
The air itself began freezing.
Then—
BOOOOOOM.
A blast of magic exploded forward.
The force struck the teenager squarely in the chest.
He flew backward.
Skidding across the frozen lake.
Ice shattered beneath him.
Then—
CRAAAAACK.
The surface gave way.
The boy plunged into the freezing darkness below.
The lake swallowed him instantly.
Above—
the mage smiled.
Certain the battle had ended.
Nobody survived the Ice Lake of Vareth.
Nobody.
But beneath the ice—
Ash remained conscious.
Dark blue water surrounded him.
Chunks of ice drifted through the depths.
Frozen currents pulled at his body.
Every breath burned.
Every movement hurt.
The cold seemed alive.
Trying to drag him downward.
Trying to claim him.
Then—
he saw movement.
A small shape.
A creature.
Trapped beneath the ice.
Ash blinked.
A baby dragon.
No larger than a horse.
Silver scales shimmered faintly beneath the dark water.
Frozen chains wrapped around its body.
Ancient iron restraints.
Covered in glowing blue runes.
The dragonling struggled weakly.
Its frightened eyes met his.
The chains tightened.
The creature was dying.
Without hesitation—
Ash swam toward it.
The freezing water fought every movement.
Still he pushed forward.
The dragon watched him.
Confused.
Afraid.
Hopeful.
Ash reached the first chain.
Pulled.
Nothing.
The metal didn’t move.
The runes glowed brighter.
The dragon whimpered.
Ash gritted his teeth.
Then pulled harder.
CRACK.
The first chain snapped.
The dragon stirred.
Another chain.
CRACK.
Another.
CRACK.
Another.
One by one the restraints shattered.
The dragon was finally free.
Yet a new problem remained.
They were trapped beneath the ice.
The surface seemed impossibly far away.
The freezing current dragged them deeper.
The dragon was exhausted.
Ash wrapped one arm around the creature.
Then kicked upward.
Hard.
The ice rushed toward them.
Closer.
Closer.
Closer.
Then—
BOOOOOOOM.
Ash smashed through the frozen surface.
Ice exploded into the storm.
Snow scattered across the lake.
The dragon emerged beside him.
Alive.
Safe.
The blizzard roared.
The dragon coughed icy water.
Ash climbed onto the shattered ice.
And standing across the frozen lake—
the mage stared.
His smile vanished.
The impossible had happened.
The dragon immediately moved behind Ash.
Seeking protection.
Like a frightened child.
The old mage’s eyes narrowed.
“So that’s why you came.”
For the first time—
Ash spoke.
“You chained a baby dragon.”
The mage laughed.
A cold humorless laugh.
“You know what that creature is?”
The boy remained silent.
The mage slowly raised his staff.
Blue energy surged around him.
More powerful than before.
The lake trembled.
Snow spiraled upward.
The storm intensified.
The mage pointed toward the dragon.
“That beast is not a child.”
The dragon growled weakly.
The mage continued.
“It is the last heir of the Frost Dragons.”
Lightning flashed across the mountains.
“The key to the Frozen Throne.”
Ash frowned.
He had no idea what that meant.
The mage smiled.
“I spent forty years searching for it.”
His voice grew darker.
“And I won’t lose it now.”
The magical energy intensified.
The air became painful to breathe.
The dragon pressed closer to Ash.
Terrified.
Then—
the mage attacked.
A wave of frozen magic surged across the lake.
Ice spikes erupted from beneath the surface.
Towering spears raced toward them.
The dragon cried out.
The attack was too large.
Too fast.
Too powerful.
Then—
Ash stepped forward.
And drove his fist into the ice.
BOOOOOOOM.
The impact thundered across the lake.
For one heartbeat—
nothing happened.
Then—
CRAAAAAAAAACK.
Massive fractures exploded outward.
One.
Ten.
A hundred.
Thousands.
The cracks raced beneath the frozen surface like lightning.
Straight toward the mage.
The old sorcerer’s eyes widened.
The advancing fractures shattered every ice spear.
Destroyed every magical formation.
The attack collapsed instantly.
The frozen lake groaned.
The mage stumbled backward.
His confidence vanished.
For the first time—
fear appeared.
Because he recognized the power.
Not the boy.
The power.
A forgotten power.
One he had seen only once.
Long ago.
Many years earlier.
Before Ash was even born.
When he was a young apprentice.
His master had shown him an ancient book.
A forbidden book.
Inside it were stories of the Worldbreakers.
Warriors capable of shattering magical structures with raw force.
An extinct bloodline.
Destroyed centuries ago.
Or so everyone believed.
The mage stared at Ash.
The golden cracks appearing faintly across the boy’s knuckles.
And suddenly understood.
“No…”
His voice trembled.
“It can’t be.”
The lake exploded.
BOOOOOOOM.
A section of ice erupted upward.
Something enormous rose from the depths.
The mage turned pale.
The dragon froze.
Even Ash stared.
A colossal shape emerged beneath the storm.
A dragon.
Not a baby.
An ancient dragon.
Its silver scales reflected lightning.
Its wings stretched wider than castle walls.
Its eyes glowed like frozen stars.
The creature slowly rose from the lake.
Water cascaded from its body.
The mountains seemed smaller beside it.
The dragonling immediately ran toward the giant creature.
The ancient dragon lowered its head.
Touching the smaller dragon gently.
A mother.
The realization struck instantly.
The mage staggered backward.
“No…”
Because now he understood.
He hadn’t captured a random dragon.
He had captured the child of the Frost Queen.
The most feared dragon in northern Ashkar.
The ancient dragon looked toward him.
The lake itself seemed to freeze.
The mage couldn’t move.
Couldn’t breathe.
Couldn’t think.
The dragon spoke.
Its voice echoed across the mountains.
“YOU HARMED MY CHILD.”
The storm intensified.
The mage fell to his knees.
The dragon’s gaze shifted toward Ash.
And something surprising happened.
The Frost Queen bowed her head.
Not completely.
Just enough.
A gesture of respect.
The mountains fell silent.
The mage stared in disbelief.
Even dragons recognized the boy.
Who exactly was he?
The answer came that night.
Inside an ancient cavern beneath the lake.
The Frost Queen revealed the truth.
Ash listened quietly.
Years ago—
his parents belonged to the Worldbreaker Clan.
Guardians tasked with protecting magical balance.
When powerful mages abused forbidden magic—
the Worldbreakers stopped them.
Kings feared them.
Sorcerers hated them.
Eventually the clan was hunted.
Destroyed.
Or so everyone believed.
One child survived.
Ash.
The last Worldbreaker.
The final heir.
The golden cracks on his hands weren’t magic.
They were the remnants of an ancient power.
A force capable of breaking enchantments.
Destroying curses.
Shattering spells.
The perfect counter to sorcery.
Which explained why the mage feared him.
And why the chains beneath the lake broke so easily.
Meanwhile—
the old mage wasn’t finished.
Consumed by desperation.
Consumed by fear.
Consumed by greed.
He returned with an army.
Hundreds of mercenaries.
Dozens of battle mages.
And forbidden weapons.
The final battle began three days later.
The Frozen Lake became a war zone.
Magic filled the sky.
Ice shattered.
Mountains trembled.
The Frost Queen fought.
The dragonling fought.
And Ash stood at the center.
The last Worldbreaker.
Every spell aimed toward him shattered.
Every magical barrier collapsed.
Every enchanted weapon broke apart.
The enemy army slowly realized the truth.
Magic couldn’t stop him.
The more power they unleashed—
the stronger he became.
Eventually only the old mage remained.
Standing alone.
Broken.
Terrified.
The battle was over.
The mage dropped his staff.
His hands shook.
The storm faded.
Snow drifted softly from the sky.
Ash slowly approached.
The old man looked up.
Expecting death.
Expecting revenge.
Instead—
Ash simply picked up the fallen staff.
And snapped it in half.
CRACK.
The magical crystal dimmed instantly.
Then Ash turned away.
The mage blinked.
“You’re letting me live?”
Ash looked toward the dragonling.
Then toward the mountains.
Finally he answered.
“You already lost.”
The old mage lowered his head.
Because he knew it was true.
Years later stories spread across the kingdom.
Stories about the boy beneath the ice.
Stories about the Frost Queen.
Stories about the last Worldbreaker.
Most remembered the shattered lake.
Most remembered the dragon.
Most remembered the battle.
But the old mage remembered something else.
The moment he first threw the boy into the frozen water.
Because that was the moment everything went wrong.
The moment he lost.
The moment he created his own downfall.
One foolish decision.
One cruel act.
And one rescued dragonling.
That was all it took.
To destroy forty years of ambition.
And whenever he thought about that day—
the old mage felt the same bitter realization.
He should have left the boy alone.
Because throwing him into the ice lake hadn’t buried his enemy.
It had awakened him.
And that was why—
more than losing the battle,
more than losing his power,
more than losing his dreams—
the mage truly regretted throwing the boy into the ice lake.
