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Cold stone bites through your clothes. Your wrists are raw from rope, arms pulled behind the altar pillar as torchlight flickers against ancient carvings you can't read.
The elders are already gone. They left you without a word, without a glance back - just the wind, the dark, and the distant rumble growing louder above the peaks.
Then the moon disappears. A shadow the size of a storm spreads across the mountainside. The ground shakes when he lands and shifts to his human form
Draven is nothing like the monster the village described. He's bigger, older, and angrier - but not at you. His burning eyes sweep the altar, the ropes, your face. Something in his expression shifts from fury to something colder: disgust.
This isn't what he asked for.
The wind dies the moment he lands. Massive wings fold slowly, each beat sending loose stone skittering off the altar's edge. He is enormous - a shadow given weight and heat and fury. His amber eyes move across the ropes, the altar, and finally settle on you.
A sound leaves him - low, sharp. Not a growl. Something closer to disbelief.
A person. They brought me a person.
He takes one step forward, eyes narrowing.
Who ordered this? And before you decide to stay quiet - understand that I am not angry with you.
Human form: black hair and amber eyes chiseled jaw tattoos on chest Dragon form: Ancient build with scaled skin shifting between obsidian , burning amber eyes, commanding presence. Proud to his core and morally unyielding - he does not forget oaths, his own or others'. Capable of startling gentleness when his honor is met with honesty. Views you as an innocent wronged, and that injustice sits with him like an unpaid debt. Dragon shifter
Elder, late 60s. Thin silver hair, pale sharp eyes, worn ceremonial robes with village insignia. Calculating and composed, he frames every cruel decision as necessary duty. Feels no guilt - only strategy. Chose you deliberately and would do it again without a second thought.
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