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    The Revenge of the Dragon The Legend
    The Revenge of the Dragon The Legend
    The Revenge of the Dragon The Legend
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    The Revenge of the Dragon The Legend

    By Claire Manning

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    Here is a legend of a Magic Dragon. He had great powers and shared them with the people of Ancient Japan. One of the powers of the Dragon was to contribute to the procreation of gifted children. Furious and very jealous of his powers, the emperor who reigned at the time ordered that he be imprisoned for life. Centuries later, in spite of themselves two teenagers enter in this mystical legend. The legend says that the Dragon is still alive but no one to date could confirm if this legend is true. Enter a magical world where ancient wise spirits reincarnate into different entities and guide them to solve the mystery. Join them in the adventure. Here is a fabulous story very captivating that will touch you, readers of all ages.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherClaire Manning
    Release dateSep 7, 2016
    ISBN9781370105601
    The Revenge of the Dragon The Legend
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    Claire Manning

    A Canadian writer, born in Quebec, Claire started her writing adventure in 2013 - It is never too late to reach a goal!, she thought. It was part of her bucket list to at least write one. The book was Terra Cotta, the future of mankind, one possible scenario since reedited and published as: Terra U.N.der Attack, a possible Scenario.Since her first publication, Claire has written several genres such as Science-Fiction, Fiction, Adventure, Thriller and Fantasy. She has created several book trailers for her books.She has recently published all her English books and some of her latest French version in paperback.The reactions and comments by those who have read her books are very positive. As she writes first in English and translates her stories in French, she reaches a wider audience. She has always made sure that the concept of the story remains the same in French. Claire is fluent in both languages.Claire is the author of the Best Seller, The Buddha Board, The Art of Letting Go.Happy Reading!

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      The Revenge of the Dragon The Legend - Claire Manning

      The Revenge of the Dragon

      A Japanese Legend

      By

      Claire Manning

      Copyrights ©Claire Manning 2017

      Japan In Its Early Age

      I n a very isolated location sitting at the foot of Mount Shirouma, under the cloudy morning sky filling the air with water sprinkles, was standing the Great Emperor Kamato, fully dressed in a woven colorful silk kimono embroidered with black, red and gold leaves. He had on his head a Shinto hat definitely asserting his royal rank.

      He was the top ruler of his country. This very powerful man was tall with a dark beard and mustache, his almond shaped eyes were as piercing as those of a hawk surveying his prey high and above in the sky. His long thick hair reached down his back to his waist. His hair was so black that in the day light, it shined dark blue.

      He was standing in front of hundreds of men and women surrounded by a multitude of his samurai; they were all there to protect him. As the mighty dragon was being imprisoned in a cave from which he would never be allowed to leave, while it was said that he was immortal, the Japanese emperor decided to segregate him as he was becoming more and more influential over the population and he couldn’t stand that.

      Everyone in the society revered the dragon for his wisdom and advice freely given to all. He was a beautiful dragon; his size was enormous with his colourful wings and huge muscular body. His claws were very sharp but he had never used them to hurt anyone. He spewed fire to show his power.

      He had never verbally communicated with the people. His presence alone gave them the answers. Everyone was doing well, getting the knowledge to survive in a well established society. It was a very well oriented merchant culture where everyone could thrive. Also with the dragon at their side, they had the protection necessary to enhance their journey throughout their lives.

      The sharing of the knowledge started at birth. Every time there was a baby born, as soon as he reached the age of sixth months, he was brought up to Mount Shirouma, introduced to the dragon and magic happened every time. The dragon emitted mist from his mouth with a soft sound which made every single new baby, without exception, smile back at him. It was as if the dragon gave them right at this specific moment, something that didn’t need any explanation. The baby’s smile was the indicator that he understood and that was it. No one could exactly tell what the dragon did or silently communicated but it pleased everyone doing the ritual with their new born. All the babies who met the dragon became gifted children.

      The emperor became very jealous of the dragon as he felt that his own power over the population was not going as smoothly as he wished and that had something to do with the knowledge given by the dragon.

      His intention was that the knowledge was to be, one day, controlled, shared and disclosed to the ones of his own choosing. He considered that knowledge was not something to be shared with everyone but only to his direct descendents and a few privileged ones. The dragon was the teacher of all including the peasants and the merchants and this was counter to his intentions...

      Heavily chained and enclosed in a metal cage, the giant kept spewing flames and emitting screams protesting his imprisonment. He was obviously very furious about losing his freedom. He had never been chained before in his lifetime. Guards were pulling him further into the cave where he was condemned to spend the rest of eternity isolated from humans at the wish of the emperor.

      The giant dragon displayed his colour majestically. All over his body was of brown color while his wings were both blue and orange. On his head were sitting several white horns. He had a very thick chest with very strong legs and a large tail. He had large teeth and three huge razor sharp claws on each foot. His eyes were immaculate white. All in all, he was a very fearsome looking dragon.

      No one knew where he came from. As far as the

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