Melissa and Hubert have professed their love for each other. They're a real couple, the dragons are happy, and everything is peaceful. However, their joy can't last forever. A messenger from the royal capital comes with orders for Melissa to relocate. The dragons don't want to let Melissa go! Will the friendship between dragons and humans crumble over Melissa?

Melissa and Hurbert are off to the capital! They've left Blue behind to teach him independence. But independence means he can make his own decisions, and it doesn't take him long to decide to head to the capital on his own. Melissa's status as Blue's surrogate mother makes both of them targets for the nobles' political games and not all of them are fans of dragons. Things are about to heat up!

After stepping down as the commander of the Dragon Knights, Hubert asked Melissa to accompany him to his estate and pretend to be his lover. There they found a hostile greeting at the hands of Eleanor, a woman who was fiancée to Hubert's late brother. Eleanor hoped to see that engagement transferred to Hubert, but he steadfastly refused, declaring that he would only marry Melissa, a woman who has the approval of his dragon. Seeing no way to immediately change Hubert's mind, Eleanor decided to leave the estate. But chances are good that she hasn't surrendered, and is preparing the first moves in a sinister plot to obtain what she desires!

Melissa is a maid-in-training at the royal castle, where her greatest joy is caring for the majestic steeds of the royal Dragon Knights. Her coming-of-age ceremony is fast approaching, and with it comes the need to decide what path her future will take. Melissa shares a special bond of friendship with Commander Hubert, the handsome knight who rides the mightiest of dragons, but their relationship is about to get complicated. Newly returned from a dangerous mission, Hubert makes a shocking request: Would Melissa pretend to be his lover, and move to his country estate, where wild dragons roam?

The blue dragon has absolute authority over all other dragons. His bond Melissa has been cute and helpful to the human nobles... until now. Melissa was ordered back to the royal capital and the dragons won't stand for it! They've whisked her away to the Valley of the Dragons where no other humans can reach her. Can Melissa mend this division between the two species?

Melissa is off to the capital! The blue dragon king has recognised her as his foster mother, and she must announce her new role to the world. But it's a trip she has to make alone, and the dragon king can't bear the separation. It's up to Hubert and the White Queen to help Melissa foster his independence before her big trip. Both Melissa and the dragon king must both grow and learn to be strong on their own!

Melissa has been kidnapped! Eleanor and her servant are behind it, and both want to use her as bait for dragons Melissa cares for. However, each has a different plan for the dragons when they arrive. The safety of the wild dragons, especially the newborn king of dragons, is Melissa's biggest concern. Any cry for help plays into Eleanor's and the poachers' plans. Hubert and the Dragon Knight Corps need to act quickly to save her before she is used against all the dragons in the valley!

Rath, Rune, and Thatz are forced to brave the dark kingdom of Kainaldia in their efforts to unite the two Tintlets--one controlled by a demon, and the other an empty shell.

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