This series delves into themes of identity, prejudice, and the struggle for acceptance in a harsh world. The protagonist, marked by her unique features, refuses to hide and confronts a society that rejects her for her differences. These stories are about individual strength, self-acceptance, and finding one's place in a world that fears what it doesn't understand. It's a compelling narrative of finding your voice against external pressures.
Raiya, marked by her yellow eyes, horns, and scales, embraces her identity despite being labeled as an "abomination" or "monster." Unfazed by society's cruel names, she navigates a world that fears her differences, showcasing her resilience and self-acceptance. The story explores themes of identity, prejudice, and the struggle for belonging, highlighting Raiya's journey to find her place in a society that rejects her for her appearance.
Set 300 years after the Red War, the narrative unfolds as a powerful family grapples with its dark history while confronting a new threat that endangers the world. Their decision to take action against the dragon population living on Earth sets the stage for conflict, exploring themes of legacy, power, and the consequences of past actions. The tension between human and dragon societies highlights the potential for chaos as old grievances resurface in a changing world.