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conversations.value: Age of Fire: The series follows the adventures of three dragon siblings.\nAll having hatched from a clutch of five eggs carefully protected by the female dragon Irelia and her mate, bronze AuRel, the young dragons quickly establish themselves into distinct roles.\nUpon hatching, the males of the clutch are instinctively driven to fight each other to the death, which leads to the death of a Red hatchling, while the Copper suffers a crippled leg and must live as an outcast, leaving grey Auron to dwell with his two sisters under the protection of their parents.\nAll four hatchlings survive their first seasons in the cavern, until an attack on their home cave results in the deaths of their mother and the female hatchling Jizara.\nAuron and Wistala escape into the Upper World, while the crippled Copper eventually makes his way deeper below ground.\nIn the fantasy setting of the novels, dragon population has been dwindling as relations among the many races worsen.\nHumans especially are becoming the dominant species, but there are still powerful factions of dwarves, elves and other sentient species.\nThe first three books are written from a different sibling\'s point of view and occur simultaneously.\nThey are stand-alone novels that are accessible without having read the other two.\nDragon Champion follows AuRon (Auron), the youngest male and clutchwinner.\nAfter being separated from Wistala, he is captured and sold to humans buying dragon hatchlings.\nHe escapes and sets forth to seek the dragon NooMoahk because of a rumour that the ancient black knows the secret of dragonkind\'s supposed fatal weakness.\nAlong the way he encounters many friends and future allies, the Dawn Roarer wolf pack, the tradesdwarf Djer, Naf the mercenary and the girl-child Hieba.\nAuRon studies under NooMoahk for a time and then comes to rule a small kingdom of the local blighters after the latter\'s death.\nHowever, the blighter ruler he had installed is killed by rivals who wish to lead all blighters to war with the humans.\nAuRon comes to learn of the Wyrmmaster who believes in human supremacy and wishes to wipe out the other races.\nThe blighter war was instigated by him to destroy the other races.\nThe Wyrmmaster is so named because he uses dragons to fight his wars; it was to him AuRon would have been sold to as a hatchling.\nAuRon volunteers and infiltrates to serve the Wyrmmaster and finds the "fatal" weakness of dragons: the fact that they imprint upon the first creature they see upon hatching and can then be tamed.\nWith the help of the female dragons AuRon leads a successful uprising against the Wyrmmaster.\nAuRon mates with Natasatch and hopes to raise his children so that the males do not kill each other upon hatching, ending the book.\nDragon Avenger follows Wistala, the sole surviving female.\nAfter being separated from Auron, she tracks down their gravely-injured father and spends some weeks nursing him back to health.\nHowever, Wistala and AuRel are found by the dragon hunter Drakossozh, and after her father is killed she is forced to leap into a gorge to escape.\nShe is rescued, unconscious and near death, by a kindhearted elf named Rainfall who becomes an adoptive father to the orphan.\nDuring her stay with Rainfall, Wistala becomes involved in a conspiracy by the local thane Hammar to claim Mossbell, Rainfall\'s ancestral home.\nShe later travels with a circus as a fortune teller, briefly roaming the land after uncasing her wings in search of dragons who can help her avenge her family\'s deaths.\nAfter an unsuccessful meeting with a small group of ambivalent dragons in the north, Wistala returns to the circus and wins favor with a dwarf named Gobold Fangbreaker, the ruler of the Wheel of Fire and the same dwarf responsible for the murder of her parents.\nWistala manipulates his downfall from a position of trust, instigating a war between the dwarves and the human barbarians of the north and sabotaging the dwarves, leading to the downfall of the stronghold.\nWistala slays Gobold and later encounters the Dragonblade, who agrees to end the bloodshed between their families.\nThe book ends with Wistala preparing to leave in search of AuRon, who she finds is still alive.\nDragon Avenger spans the least amount of time of the first three books, following Wistala\'s first 14 years or so.\nDragon Outcast follows the copper as he explores the lower world.\nMeeting with blood-sucking bats and dwarves, he makes his way to a community of dragons in the Lavadome, where he is adopted into the imperial family by the current ruler, the Tyr, and named RuGaard.\nRuGaard deals with politics and hominids, and searches for his place in a world of treachery and war.\nDuring his stay in the Lavadome, he becomes the owner of the human thrall Rayg, the lost great-grandson of Wistala\'s adopted elf father.\nHe is later forced to mate with the sickly dragonelle Halaflora by the Tyr\'s mate.\nNot long after the Tyr dies and his brother-in-law SiDrakkon becomes Tyr.\nRayg succeeds in crafting a brace for the wing that Drakossozh crippled in RuGaard\'s infancy, enabling the Copper to fly.\nEmissaries of the Wyrmmaster arrive and attack the Copper\'s home of Anaea, shortly after SiDrakkon dies under mysterious circumstances and his nephew SiMelovant becomes Tyr and arranges peace with the invaders.\nAfter the accidental death of Halaflora, RuGaard leads a successful assault against invading dragonriders and kills the Dragonblade, Drakossozh as well as SiMelovant.\nWith the victory, RuGaard is named Tyr (king) of the Lavadome dragons, with his drakehood love Nilrasha as his mate.\nNearly all of Dragon Outcast takes place in the lower world.\nDragon Strike is the fourth book, but the sequel to the first three concurrent books.\nDespite victory over the Demen, RuGaard\'s Tyrship is threatened when a plague from blighted kern sweeps through Lavadome, killing hatchlings and the eldest dragons.\nHe considers alliance with either Hypatia or Ghioz.\nWistala sets off to find AuRon, and takes up with the Blighters in his old cave, both made more clever and more fearful by the magical gem Sunshard she finds there.\nThe caves are attacked by Ghiozi forces; she defeats two dragons, defectors from the Lavadome, but breaks a wing and falls down a deep well during a fight with DharSii, an attractive warrior dragon she met in Book 2.\nDeep below ground, Wistala is captured by Demen refugees under Pastinix; despite poor treatment, when she is rescued by Firemaidens she helps Pastinix escape and promises to speak on their behalf with the Tyr of the Lavadome.\nMeanwhile, AuRon hears of Wistala from treasure hunters, and leaves the Isle of Ice to find her and gold for his hatchlings.\nHe meets her friends, then DharSii, both of whom recommend hiring himself to the Red Queen of Ghioz.\nThis many-masked, clever, and powerful woman gives him an amulet and sends him to negotiate an alliance with the Lavadome dragons.\nWhile searching for an entrance, he sees Naf\'s forces being firebombed by Ghiozi roc riders.\nLanding to help put out the flames, he is disturbed by stories of his employer\'s cruelty.\nDharSii, AuRon, and Wistala all arrive in time for the same meeting in the Lavadome.\nDharSii warns of a massive force of Ironrider mercenaries and warriors of Ghioz, AuRon is taken over by the magical amulet and threatens the Lavadome before attacking his brother Tyr RuGaard, and Wistala—now a member of the Firemaidens—pins him and breaks the amulet from his neck.\nRuGaard, having received confirmation from his bat spies that the kern was deliberately poisoned by the Ghioz, asks Wistala to negotiate an alliance with Hypatia and declares war on Ghioz.\nThe siblings again separate.\nAuRon helps Nef defeat a group of Ironriders, then leads them against Ghioz.\nRuGaard recaptures Pastinix, and with his help, leads the Lavadome\'s Aerial Guard in a sneak attack on Ghioz through the tunnels.\nTogether, they humble the city, though Nef dies, and when AuRon burns the Red Queen a mysterious blue light, invisible to all but dragon eyes, leaves her body and flies away.\nHe discovers many other embryonic Red Queen bodies growing in magical tree roots deep under the tower.\nMeanwhile, Wistala was unable to rally Hypatia, but with a small force of firemaidens held the northern passes against Iron Riders for long months before rocs and dwarves forced her badly outnumbered forces into ineffective raids.\nFaced with a trickle of riders from the north and a more substantial force from the south, Hypatia surrenders.\nNilrasha defies RuGaard\'s orders, and leads the firemaidens to rally Hypatia, leaving the Lavadome nearly undefended.\nTogether, they rout the Ironriders and retake the city, though Nilrasha is almost fatally injured by collapsing building and forced to bite her own wing off.\nOver the next months, dragons and human survivors form a strong alliance and look for a better future.\nPerspective: AuRon, Wistala and the Copper (RuGaard) Dragon Rule is the fifth book and was released on the 1st December 2009.\nWistala, as sister to the Copper who is now Emperor of the Upper and Lower Worlds, is appointed proxy Queen by crippled Nilrasha, where she advances her ideas of political equality of hominids and dragons.\nWhich puts her at odds with both her brothers, for the Copper has no use for the humans he now dominates, and AuRon, the rare scaleless grey, would isolate himself and his family from both the world of men and the world of dragons.\nThe Copper sends AuRon to bring his old friend Naf\'s territory Dairuss into the Great Alliance, which he does successfully and becomes its protector.\nImfamnia and NiVom, defectors and protectors of neighboring Ghioz, try to get him to join a conspiracy of dragon supremacists and Ibidio\'s traditionalists who want to see control returned to the Imperial bloodline.\nThough an assassination attempt, accusation of murder, and attack by Wheel of Fire dwarves all fail, it erodes the Copper\'s position sufficiently for a coup.\nThe siblings, all tired by court intrigues, give up without a fight (though Nilrasha kills Ibidio when she comes to gloat).\nThey go peacefully into exile on the Isle of Ice, only to be again attacked by a group led by Imfamnia, and flee to the isolated Sadda-Vale where Wistala secretly mates with DharSii.\nPerspective: AuRon, Wistala and RuGaard Dragon Fate starts out with RuGaard, Wistala and AuRon all taking shelter away from the Lavadome (as they were exiled in the last book).\nWistala goes with DharSii to hunt a troll while AuRon has returned to visit his mate.\nWhile Wistala and DharSii are hunting, they learn that NiVom and Imfamnia have tried to take power from the twins and another clan war has broken out.
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conversations.value: \nWhile Wistala and DharSii are hunting, they learn that NiVom and Imfamnia have tried to take power from the twins and another clan war has broken out.\nAll having hatched from a clutch of five eggs carefully protected by the female dragon Irelia and her mate, bronze AuRel, the young dragons quickly establish themselves into distinct roles.\nUpon hatching, the males of the clutch are instinctively driven to fight each other to the death, which leads to the death of a Red hatchling, while the Copper suffers a crippled leg and must live as an outcast, leaving grey Auron to dwell with his two sisters under the protection of their parents.\nAll four hatchlings survive their first seasons in the cavern, until an attack on their home cave results in the deaths of their mother and the female hatchling Jizara.\nAuron and Wistala escape into the Upper World, while the crippled Copper eventually makes his way deeper below ground.\nIn the fantasy setting of the novels, dragon population has been dwindling as relations among the many races worsen.\nHumans especially are becoming the dominant species, but there are still powerful factions of dwarves, elves and other sentient species.\nThe first three books are written from a different sibling\'s point of view and occur simultaneously.\nThey are stand-alone novels that are accessible without having read the other two.\nDragon Champion follows AuRon (Auron), the youngest male and clutchwinner.\nAfter being separated from Wistala, he is captured and sold to humans buying dragon hatchlings.\nHe escapes and sets forth to seek the dragon NooMoahk because of a rumour that the ancient black knows the secret of dragonkind\'s supposed fatal weakness.\nAlong the way he encounters many friends and future allies, the Dawn Roarer wolf pack, the tradesdwarf Djer, Naf the mercenary and the girl-child Hieba.\nAuRon studies under NooMoahk for a time and then comes to rule a small kingdom of the local blighters after the latter\'s death.\nHowever, the blighter ruler he had installed is killed by rivals who wish to lead all blighters to war with the humans.\nAuRon comes to learn of the Wyrmmaster who believes in human supremacy and wishes to wipe out the other races.\nThe blighter war was instigated by him to destroy the other races.\nThe Wyrmmaster is so named because he uses dragons to fight his wars; it was to him AuRon would have been sold to as a hatchling.\nAuRon volunteers and infiltrates to serve the Wyrmmaster and finds the "fatal" weakness of dragons: the fact that they imprint upon the first creature they see upon hatching and can then be tamed.\nWith the help of the female dragons AuRon leads a successful uprising against the Wyrmmaster.\nAuRon mates with Natasatch and hopes to raise his children so that the males do not kill each other upon hatching, ending the book.\nDragon Avenger follows Wistala, the sole surviving female.\nAfter being separated from Auron, she tracks down their gravely-injured father and spends some weeks nursing him back to health.\nHowever, Wistala and AuRel are found by the dragon hunter Drakossozh, and after her father is killed she is forced to leap into a gorge to escape.\nShe is rescued, unconscious and near death, by a kindhearted elf named Rainfall who becomes an adoptive father to the orphan.\nDuring her stay with Rainfall, Wistala becomes involved in a conspiracy by the local thane Hammar to claim Mossbell, Rainfall\'s ancestral home.\nShe later travels with a circus as a fortune teller, briefly roaming the land after uncasing her wings in search of dragons who can help her avenge her family\'s deaths.\nAfter an unsuccessful meeting with a small group of ambivalent dragons in the north, Wistala returns to the circus and wins favor with a dwarf named Gobold Fangbreaker, the ruler of the Wheel of Fire and the same dwarf responsible for the murder of her parents.\nWistala manipulates his downfall from a position of trust, instigating a war between the dwarves and the human barbarians of the north and sabotaging the dwarves, leading to the downfall of the stronghold.\nWistala slays Gobold and later encounters the Dragonblade, who agrees to end the bloodshed between their families.\nThe book ends with Wistala preparing to leave in search of AuRon, who she finds is still alive.\nDragon Avenger spans the least amount of time of the first three books, following Wistala\'s first 14 years or so.\nDragon Outcast follows the copper as he explores the lower world.\nMeeting with blood-sucking bats and dwarves, he makes his way to a community of dragons in the Lavadome, where he is adopted into the imperial family by the current ruler, the Tyr, and named RuGaard.\nRuGaard deals with politics and hominids, and searches for his place in a world of treachery and war.\nDuring his stay in the Lavadome, he becomes the owner of the human thrall Rayg, the lost great-grandson of Wistala\'s adopted elf father.\nHe is later forced to mate with the sickly dragonelle Halaflora by the Tyr\'s mate.\nNot long after the Tyr dies and his brother-in-law SiDrakkon becomes Tyr.\nRayg succeeds in crafting a brace for the wing that Drakossozh crippled in RuGaard\'s infancy, enabling the Copper to fly.\nEmissaries of the Wyrmmaster arrive and attack the Copper\'s home of Anaea, shortly after SiDrakkon dies under mysterious circumstances and his nephew SiMelovant becomes Tyr and arranges peace with the invaders.\nAfter the accidental death of Halaflora, RuGaard leads a successful assault against invading dragonriders and kills the Dragonblade, Drakossozh as well as SiMelovant.\nWith the victory, RuGaard is named Tyr (king) of the Lavadome dragons, with his drakehood love Nilrasha as his mate.\nNearly all of Dragon Outcast takes place in the lower world.\nDragon Strike is the fourth book, but the sequel to the first three concurrent books.\nDespite victory over the Demen, RuGaard\'s Tyrship is threatened when a plague from blighted kern sweeps through Lavadome, killing hatchlings and the eldest dragons.\nHe considers alliance with either Hypatia or Ghioz.\nWistala sets off to find AuRon, and takes up with the Blighters in his old cave, both made more clever and more fearful by the magical gem Sunshard she finds there.\nThe caves are attacked by Ghiozi forces; she defeats two dragons, defectors from the Lavadome, but breaks a wing and falls down a deep well during a fight with DharSii, an attractive warrior dragon she met in Book 2.\nDeep below ground, Wistala is captured by Demen refugees under Pastinix; despite poor treatment, when she is rescued by Firemaidens she helps Pastinix escape and promises to speak on their behalf with the Tyr of the Lavadome.\nMeanwhile, AuRon hears of Wistala from treasure hunters, and leaves the Isle of Ice to find her and gold for his hatchlings.\nHe meets her friends, then DharSii, both of whom recommend hiring himself to the Red Queen of Ghioz.\nThis many-masked, clever, and powerful woman gives him an amulet and sends him to negotiate an alliance with the Lavadome dragons.\nWhile searching for an entrance, he sees Naf\'s forces being firebombed by Ghiozi roc riders.\nLanding to help put out the flames, he is disturbed by stories of his employer\'s cruelty.\nDharSii, AuRon, and Wistala all arrive in time for the same meeting in the Lavadome.\nDharSii warns of a massive force of Ironrider mercenaries and warriors of Ghioz, AuRon is taken over by the magical amulet and threatens the Lavadome before attacking his brother Tyr RuGaard, and Wistala—now a member of the Firemaidens—pins him and breaks the amulet from his neck.\nRuGaard, having received confirmation from his bat spies that the kern was deliberately poisoned by the Ghioz, asks Wistala to negotiate an alliance with Hypatia and declares war on Ghioz.\nThe siblings again separate.\nAuRon helps Nef defeat a group of Ironriders, then leads them against Ghioz.\nRuGaard recaptures Pastinix, and with his help, leads the Lavadome\'s Aerial Guard in a sneak attack on Ghioz through the tunnels.\nTogether, they humble the city, though Nef dies, and when AuRon burns the Red Queen a mysterious blue light, invisible to all but dragon eyes, leaves her body and flies away.\nHe discovers many other embryonic Red Queen bodies growing in magical tree roots deep under the tower.\nMeanwhile, Wistala was unable to rally Hypatia, but with a small force of firemaidens held the northern passes against Iron Riders for long months before rocs and dwarves forced her badly outnumbered forces into ineffective raids.\nFaced with a trickle of riders from the north and a more substantial force from the south, Hypatia surrenders.\nNilrasha defies RuGaard\'s orders, and leads the firemaidens to rally Hypatia, leaving the Lavadome nearly undefended.\nTogether, they rout the Ironriders and retake the city, though Nilrasha is almost fatally injured by collapsing building and forced to bite her own wing off.\nOver the next months, dragons and human survivors form a strong alliance and look for a better future.\nPerspective: AuRon, Wistala and the Copper (RuGaard) Dragon Rule is the fifth book and was released on the 1st December 2009.\nWistala, as sister to the Copper who is now Emperor of the Upper and Lower Worlds, is appointed proxy Queen by crippled Nilrasha, where she advances her ideas of political equality of hominids and dragons.\nWhich puts her at odds with both her brothers, for the Copper has no use for the humans he now dominates, and AuRon, the rare scaleless grey, would isolate himself and his family from both the world of men and the world of dragons.\nThe Copper sends AuRon to bring his old friend Naf\'s territory Dairuss into the Great Alliance, which he does successfully and becomes its protector.\nImfamnia and NiVom, defectors and protectors of neighboring Ghioz, try to get him to join a conspiracy of dragon supremacists and Ibidio\'s traditionalists who want to see control returned to the Imperial bloodline.\nThough an assassination attempt, accusation of murder, and attack by Wheel of Fire dwarves all fail, it erodes the Copper\'s position sufficiently for a coup.\nThe siblings, all tired by court intrigues, give up without a fight (though Nilrasha kills Ibidio when she comes to gloat).\nThey go peacefully into exile on the Isle of Ice, only to be again attacked by a group led by Imfamnia, and flee to the isolated Sadda-Vale where Wistala secretly mates with DharSii.\nPerspective: AuRon, Wistala and RuGaard Dragon Fate starts out with RuGaard, Wistala and AuRon all taking shelter away from the Lavadome (as they were exiled in the last book).\nWistala goes with DharSii to hunt a troll while AuRon has returned to visit his mate.Age of Fire: The series follows the adventures of three dragon siblings.
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  The hatchling tasted his first air. Cool and dry compared with the dampness inside the egg, its strangeness set him aquiver. He had only just discovered a new world in the slow awakening, one so different from the muted patterns and colors, muffled echoes and stale tastes of the old. He had been snug in his dark little space, drowsing and dreaming, when sharp, cracking noises had woken him. He'd suddenly hated the enclosure in which he'd floated for so long. Instinctively, he tried to uncurl his long neck. He had jerked his chin upward, feeling the growth on his nose strike the inner surface of the hard cocoon. Three more taps, and the shell had cracked.
  He wiggled his nose and widened the hole. When he could get his snout well out and open his mouth, he took a real breath. His long lungs, running almost the length of his back, filled entirely with air. Its zest, the new sensation of his lungs inflating and deflating, invigorated him as much as the rich dose of oxygen to his bloodstream. He pulled his head back, and the sawtooth on his still-wet nose opened the egg further. Now he could get his head out.
  The light, dim though it was, hurt his eyes. Scrabbling sounds and a deep, rhythmic whooshing above roused his curiosity. Determined, he turned his head.
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conversations.value: They turned to see another squat dwarf emerging through a hatch in the floor. He wore a sash of red with gold braiding, but was barefoot. Auron couldn't help staring at his feet; he'd seen horses' hooves that looked more fragile.
  The commodore gave a more pronounced bow. "So you know a civil tongue, as well. I worry at times how we'd fare against a full-grown dragon. This wood is coated to stop flame, but that's just from fire-arrows and what-have-you. Thankfully, your kind are rare."
  He thought of it as a cave because it was dark and enclosed. There were solid doors at the rear, but they stayed locked from both inside and out—the dwarves showed him how to work the simple sliding bolt that secured it from the inside. Auron had a source of air in the roof: there was a vent window shaped like a mushroom. A dwarf might be able to see out the slit, if he had something to stand on, but Auron could not work his crested head into it so that he could see. He settled for looking up at the sky at an angle, or sticking his nose up into the vent and experiencing the steppes through his nostrils. He smelled wraxapods, draft oxen, and sun-dried grasses, overlaid with dwarf.
  They locked him inside the wagon soon after the towers, pulled by straining wraxapods, moved away from the walls of Wallander. To the drake's ears they made a sound like a constant mild earthquake as they ground across the steppe. Auron's own wagon had a team of no fewer than sixteen oxen pulling it along, and those numbers were often doubled at fords on the rare watercourses running across their paths. The double team was necessary for the wagon, burdened as it was with iron-banded chests of gold and silver.
  Auron ate well and slept better, warm out of the cold winter wind that brought chilling rain and flecks of snow like blown sand. He got to know the sound of the traveling towers crunching snow beneath the rotating roads they carried with them. He took entertainment in his dreams, either vaguely pleasant visions of clouds and landscapes, or vivid experiences from his ancestors somehow passed down through his parents, sights and sounds and smells and tastes that wafted through his consciousness without explaination.
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conversations.value: He wore a sash of red with gold braiding, but was barefoot. Auron couldn't help staring at his feet; he'd seen horses' hooves that looked more fragile.
  The commodore gave a more pronounced bow. "So you know a civil tongue, as well. I worry at times how we'd fare against a full-grown dragon. This wood is coated to stop flame, but that's just from fire-arrows and what-have-you. Thankfully, your kind are rare."
  He thought of it as a cave because it was dark and enclosed. There were solid doors at the rear, but they stayed locked from both inside and out—the dwarves showed him how to work the simple sliding bolt that secured it from the inside. Auron had a source of air in the roof: there was a vent window shaped like a mushroom. A dwarf might be able to see out the slit, if he had something to stand on, but Auron could not work his crested head into it so that he could see. He settled for looking up at the sky at an angle, or sticking his nose up into the vent and experiencing the steppes through his nostrils. He smelled wraxapods, draft oxen, and sun-dried grasses, overlaid with dwarf.
  They locked him inside the wagon soon after the towers, pulled by straining wraxapods, moved away from the walls of Wallander. To the drake's ears they made a sound like a constant mild earthquake as they ground across the steppe. Auron's own wagon had a team of no fewer than sixteen oxen pulling it along, and those numbers were often doubled at fords on the rare watercourses running across their paths. The double team was necessary for the wagon, burdened as it was with iron-banded chests of gold and silver.
  Auron ate well and slept better, warm out of the cold winter wind that brought chilling rain and flecks of snow like blown sand. He got to know the sound of the traveling towers crunching snow beneath the rotating roads they carried with them. He took entertainment in his dreams, either vaguely pleasant visions of clouds and landscapes, or vivid experiences from his ancestors somehow passed down through his parents, sights and sounds and smells and tastes that wafted through his consciousness without explaination.
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conversations.value: SAA: The rear legs of a dragon. The three rear true-toes are able to grip, but the fighting spur is little more than decoration.
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  The cloudscapes and air currents, so pleasant to drift across, darkened. Her glittering green scales turned dull and slag. A vast black mass rolled overhead.
  Thunder hit her ears, pounding thunder, relentless, unnaturally regular, pursuing her like hoofbeats.
  She tipped her wings, dropped, tried to flee the storm, but the darkness overtook her. The feathery dimpling of the clouds below disappeared, replaced by a wet mist of confusion... suffocation. The darkness shot down her nostrils and into her lungs.
  She tried to straighten her neck, form her body into an arrow, to dive out of the storm and take shelter, but her limbs wouldn't cooperate. She twitched, confused, fighting, unwilling to draw a breath of the storm's thick air.
  Then the air came and she breathed, a gasp that infused her with new life, her limbs with strength. The mists faded, except for the booming thunder; she realized the noise in her ears was her own hearts. No clouds, no storm, no choking mists, just cramp and wet and a maddening irritation like insects biting under her scales.
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conversations.value: She counted heads. Each face was drawn and exhausted from the long flight. One was missing: that priestess, Mod Feeney. Had she gone off the road?
  The horses didn't like her smell, and only Stog stood quietly next to the wagon, cat-filled breadbox on his back as the other brutes stamped and danced.
  Rainfall's skin had darkened, like fresh game-meat exposed to air. He sat propped up on a sort of cushion of bags of horse feed. A piece of marbled stonecraft, with letters deeply cut and coated with time-tarnished metal, sat at his side. He rubbed it absently as a man might pet a dog while conversing.
  He turned his gaze on the drakka. "Wistala, if they catch up to the wagon, jump on Stog and take that bag of gold to Mod Feeney. She'll see that a judge and a high priest come before the thane and restore Lada to her home."
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conversations.value: FOUA: A product of the fire bladder. When mixed with the liquid fats stored within and then exposed to oxygen, it ignites into oily flame.
  GRIFF: The armored fans descending from the forehead and jaw that cover sensitive ear-holes and throat pulse-points in battle.
  SAA: The rear legs of a dragon. The three rear true-toes are able to grip, but the fighting spur is little more than decoration.
  SII: The front legs of a dragon. The claws are shorter and the fighting spur on the rear leg is closer to the other digits and opposable. The digits are more elegantly formed for manipulation.
  VESK: a Hypatian mark of distance based on the amount of distance light infantry can cover in an hour—about three-and-a-half miles.
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  The Copper made the best of his time, plaguing NeStirrath with questions about the Lavadome, draconic history, even how he came to lose his wings.
  NeStirrath always darkened at the mention of his mate. The Copper didn't know the circumstances, only that she was dead.
  The Copper gulped. Usually NeStirrath was finding fault with the sharpness of his saa, or telling him to always poke his head over a ridge's crestline and examine the other side closely before crossing, lest game be scared away or enemies forewarned, or barking at him to take brief naps when in the field and save real sleep for safe, well-guarded caves.
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conversations.value: The bridges were strange patchwork contraptions of metal, wood, stone, wire, even thick rope, an odd quilt that showed evidence of all manner of different builders' hands. There were even carved poles of wood that he suspected had been decorated by elves, for they bore faces. Skulls dangled from the bottom of the spans and overhangs, trophies of fights on, below, or around the bridge.
  They picked up an escort of Drakwatch at the other side of the canyon. The tunnel here was wider, with small cracks and passages that hostile hominids sometimes used, but according to the drakes they fought one another rather than risking the ire of the Lavadome. But desperate demen might be tempted by an unguarded party.
  Nilrasha made interesting conversation, but she never chattered for the satisfaction or the noise of it, a failing of some drakka the Copper had observed.
  She often steered the conversation to him, which he found a little unsettling. He wasn't used to drakka asking him anything beyond, "Rugaard, please don't drool on the platters," at banquet. She was even interested in his bats, how he became affiliated with them, and he told her an abridged version of his time in Thernadad's cave.
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conversations.value: GRIFF: The armored fans descending from the forehead and jaw that cover a dragon's sensitive ear holes and throat pulse points in battle.
  SAA: The rear legs of a dragon. The three rear true-toes are able to grip, but the fighting spur is little more than decoration. The claws are shorter, and the fighting spur on the rear leg is closer to the other digits, and opposable. The digits are more elegantly formed for manipulation.
  AGGRIFFOPSE—Tyr FeHazathant's only male clutchwinner, mated to Ibidio, died years before the Copper's arrival at the Lavadome.
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conversations.value: Add another sentence about SII.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: GRIFF: The armored fans descending from the forehead and jaw that cover a dragon's sensitive ear holes and throat pulse points in battle. 
  SAA: The rear legs of a dragon. The three rear true-toes are able to grip, but the fighting spur is little more than decoration. 
  SII: The front legs of a dragon. The claws are shorter, and the fighting spur on the rear leg is closer to the other digits, and opposable. The digits are more elegantly formed for manipulation. 
  AGGRIFFOPSE—Tyr FeHazathant's only male clutchwinner, mated to Ibidio, died years before the Copper's arrival at the Lavadome.
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conversations.value: What is the first paragraph for this book?
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conversations.value: Age of Fire
  The velvet darkness of the warm air over the Inland Ocean might have been that of summer instead of late autumn. The oceanic currents near the nighted shore swirled with the balm of the shallower waters of the delta country to the south. Heat rising from the phosphorescent waters, alive with tiny glowing creatures riding the warmth, caressed his wings and underbelly as he flew.
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conversations.value: What is three more paragraphs?
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conversations.value: Just as suddenly as they'd come, they were gone, leaving hooked chains behind. And the bodies of their comrades.
  Once the alarmed Griffaran Guard, Shadowcatch, and some servant thralls had attended to them, they ordered a thorough search of Imperial Rock for the rest of the assassins.
  Their wounds were frightful—the hooks had left holes under the scale. They easily could have lost one or both neck-hearts in the struggle.
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conversations.value: What is the last two paragraphs?
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conversations.value: More war, more deaths, more pain. RuGaard would be in agony of the fate of poor Nilrasha. And AuRon, on his way to one of his secret meetings with Natasatch—what was he flying into?
  All that could wait. Once more, she had duty to attend. It wouldn't do to have Ayafeeia fly all this way just to die on their doorstep.
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conversations.value: Reverse the sentences.
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conversations.value: It wouldn't do to have Ayafeeia fly all this way just to die on their doorstep.. Once more, she had duty to attend. And AuRon, on his way to one of his secret meetings with Natasatch—what was he flying into?
  All that could wait. RuGaard would be in agony of the fate of poor Nilrasha.More war, more deaths, more pain
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conversations.value: What is the first four paragraphs for this book?
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conversations.value: Age of Fire
  AuRon son of AuRel, the scaleless dragon who lived upon the Isle of Ice, watched his sons blink in the brassy sun of the dazzling northern spring.
  In the winter, AuRon had learned, the island saw constant snow, coming in waves from low iron clouds. Summers were alternately foggy and rainy, save for a brief, enchanted dry spell after midsummer. But the turning seasons, spring and fall, slow getting started but always lingering thanks to the warm ocean currents, made up for the rest.
  As though in apology, spring had brought wildflowers to the thin patches of soil clinging between granite spurs where the wind died. Their yellow and blue and white heads looked up, as bright as sun, sea, and sky. Incredibly, insects already danced and buzzed between the blooms, keeping low, out of the wind, where the sky heated black earth and turned melt into mire.
  AuRon looked at his sons, pride making the armored fans covering his neck hearts twitch. In a few months they would breathe their first fire and become drakes. Ausurath, a little heavier than his brother, had big back haunches on his red-scaled body and was a fine jumper, forever pouncing on his brother. Aumoahk had an odd, overlarge slit of a right nostril that showed dark against his golden scale, a reminder of a bloody brawl with his brother.
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conversations.value: What is four more paragraphs?
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conversations.value: The tails flattened against the mass of haunches as the three dragonelles emptied their firebladders. Wistala smelled the hot, oily smell of dragonflame and the flames burst among the demen as though howling, dancing, blue-orange-yellow beasts rampaged in their ranks.
  One of the dragonelles licked at her torn and riven scale. "Oath or no, some recant at the first opportunity, like—"
  Wistala couldn't help but be moved at such an attitude. This green bodyguard had saved her life twice now. She'd often despaired of finding a mate—she'd once promised her father that she would avenge their family's destruction by having many hatchlings—but if she couldn't have her own, she could certainly protect those of others.
  But she was also a Hypatian librarian. The title meant much to her. Would she have to renounce her Hypatian rank if she joined these sisters from the Lavadome?
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conversations.value: What is the last four paragraphs?
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conversations.value: AuRon sniffed the air. Scents from across half a world rose from the crowd. Not just smoked meats and fresh-baked breads, but the decorative scents, floral or woodsy, metals, sweats, dried herbs being smoked or stewed, the dust of the poured stone the Hypatians used in so much of their construction, dogs, cats, horses, and other beasts, and above all, dragon. The Isle of Ice smelled like sheep, peat, and melting glacier.
  FOUA: A product of the firebladder. When mixed with the liquid fats stored within and then exposed to oxygen, it ignites into oily flame. LAUDI: Brave and glorious deeds in a dragon's life that are incorporated into the lifesong.
  SAA: The rear claws of a dragon. The three rear true-toes are able to grip, but the fighting spur is little more than decoration.
  SII: The front claws of a dragon. The claws are shorter, and the fighting spur on the rear leg is closer to the other digits and opposable. The digits are more elegantly formed for manipulation.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Add another sentence about GRIFF, armored, descending.
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conversations.value: AuRon sniffed the air. Scents from across half a world rose from the crowd. Not just smoked meats and fresh-baked breads, but the decorative scents, floral or woodsy, metals, sweats, dried herbs being smoked or stewed, the dust of the poured stone the Hypatians used in so much of their construction, dogs, cats, horses, and other beasts, and above all, dragon. The Isle of Ice smelled like sheep, peat, and melting glacier. 
  FOUA: A product of the firebladder. When mixed with the liquid fats stored within and then exposed to oxygen, it ignites into oily flame. GRIFF: The armored fans descending from the forehead and jaw that cover the sensitive ear-holes and throat pulse-points in battle. LAUDI: Brave and glorious deeds in a dragon's life that are incorporated into the lifesong. 
  SAA: The rear claws of a dragon. The three rear true-toes are able to grip, but the fighting spur is little more than decoration. 
  SII: The front claws of a dragon. The claws are shorter, and the fighting spur on the rear leg is closer to the other digits and opposable. The digits are more elegantly formed for manipulation.