In the dusty corner of a forgotten monastery, she found it: a manuscript titled La Herida del Dragón (The Dragon’s Wound).
Emma turned to find a man with eyes the color of molten copper. He bore a jagged, glowing scar across his chest that mirrored the map in her hands. He was the last of the Draken-Kin, and he had been waiting for a Fraser to return the stolen heart of the mountain. La Herida Del Dragon Emma G Fraser epub
The night air in the village of Aethelgard smelled of burnt pine and old secrets. For Emma G. Fraser, a scholar of ancient myths, the trip to the remote Spanish peaks wasn’t just for research—it was a desperate search for the truth behind her family’s fragmented lineage. In the dusty corner of a forgotten monastery,
The wound was reopening, and this time, it required more than just gold to heal; it required a sacrifice of the very bloodline that had broken the pact. Emma realized then that she wasn't just a scholar recording history—she was the final chapter. He was the last of the Draken-Kin, and
Legend spoke of a Great Wyrm that had bled onto the earth centuries ago, its blood turning into veins of sentient gold. But the story Emma discovered was darker. The "wound" wasn't just a physical scar on the mountain; it was a rift in time, a curse shared between a fallen guardian and the human woman who had tried to save him.