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The Circus Dragon

First a Christian. Posts: The Circus Dragon, a (currently ?dark) serial with a chapter released every Friday, about a dragon trapped in a circus. Notes: Dragon shenanigans and art.

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Why do we create?

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Why do we create?

This question weighs heavily upon me today. Earlier this morning, I was listening and speaking to two very dear friends of mine… For the sake of keeping their identities safe from fur...

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13.2: School, or dragon?


Dragon, or school? School, or dragon?

“Oh Dragon,” Noah finally admitted. “I wish I didn’t have to go to school tomorrow. I wish I could just stay with you. I wish we could run away together.”

It is indeed a pathetic exchange, thou...

6 days ago
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13.1: Dragon, or school?

Chapter 22*

(If you’re new here, don’t be confused by the chapter numbers. They jump about. Think of it as a way that Deleiri expresses her time passing by.)


THE CIRCUS DRAGON liked to think that she was always honest with her...

13 days ago
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Commission.. stuff..

Hello guys, boring money things, not important.

I'm posting this because sometimes I get asked about what my commission rates are. I should have put something like this up a long time ago hurhur…

Anyway here it is. After some mulling ab...

16 days ago
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