Akemihime

Although they didn't speak openly about it, the alliance between them was clear. They would protect Hak and Yona.

Fanfictionwriter

Nossa heroína recebe a missão de salvar seu povo, assim como seus amados dragões. Com o poder confiado ao Dragão Vermelho, Yona passa a dominar o fogo. Afim de proteger seus amigos, enfrenta e negocia com entidades antigas e traiçoeiras, embarcando em uma aventura perigosa, ardente e cheia de sacrifícios. Resta apenas uma pergunta: Há preço alto demais a se pagar para salvar aqueles que se ama?

Fanfictionwriter

Yona now carries the responsibilities of the kingdom on her shoulders, having to deal with grieving her late husband. But she is not alone, she has Kouka's faithful dragons by her side and, among them, the hope of loving again. And, in the face of all this, what could happen after a friendly encounter washed down with sake?

Fanfictionwriter

This story is based on chapter 41 of the manga, in which an aphrodisiac, known as Hakuryuu's scale, ends up being taken by some members of the group. In it we will explore the characters' feelings, their passions and desires.

benihime

A week before the end of the year, people in Kouka often celebrate with their families and friends the year they had together. Many exchange gifts, throw big banquets, choose places to travel or just meet with the people special to them to spend the occasion. This would be the first holiday for the Happy Hungry Group! A fitting and fun title for the family consisting of Kouka's four Dragons, the Black Dragon, the Red Dragon, and Mother Yoon. But this family was so much bigger than just them! Friends who had been by his side were scattered across the four realms, Ao couldn't be forgotten and neither could Ik-soo. Even far away, they would never be apart! United by heart and friendship, an unforgettable holiday awaited them. *This story has an English version, but it will only be posted on another site, under the title Voices in the Wind*

Cosima Aster

"They were like best friends. They'd known each other for so long… trusted each other to the point of dying for each other. Still, there was that distance neither of them thought they could bridge." (HakYona)