The Red Sky Tyrant: A Tale of the Red Dragon
Synopsis
In a universe where gods descend from the heavens and ancient powers shape the fate of entire realms, Indura wants nothing to do with destiny.
He spends his days beneath peaceful blue skies, living however he pleases—exploring, sleeping, causing trouble when he feels like it, and ignoring the expectations of a world that fears his power.
But when the heavens themselves move against him, Indura is forced into Chaos—a vast crimson realm where strength is law, dragons are living disasters, and ancient legends still cast long shadows over the present.
There, he discovers a troubling truth. The world remembers him.
Not as the carefree dragon he believes himself to be, but as the Dragon King—a tyrant whose name once shook realms, shattered empires, and left scars that have endured for thousands of years.
As forgotten allies reappear, old enemies awaken, and whispers of the mysterious Dark Haven spread across Chaos, Indura is forced to confront a past he cannot remember and a future only he can change.
Because somewhere deep within him lies the truth behind the Dragon King. And when that truth finally awakens, Chaos itself may not survive it.
A story of dragons, ancient mysteries, forgotten legacies, and a carefree monster searching for his place in a world that fears what he used to be.
Overpowered. Unpredictable. And perhaps the greatest threat to Chaos itself.
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Chapters (112 Total)
RSS- 101 Chapter 101 - Where Am I?
- 102 Chapter 102 - The Beginning of Rebellion
- 103 Chapter 103 - Eyes in the Dark
- 104 Chapter 104 - The Silent Plains
- 105 Chapter 105 - The Forgotten King
- 106 Chapter 106 - Blood And Hunger
- 107 Chapter 107 - Please Let Me Be Wrong
- 108 Chapter 108 - The Weight of a King
- 109 Chapter 109 - The Weight of 3000 Years
- 110 Chapter 110 - A Blessing Given Form
- 111 Chapter 111 - Fragments of the Old Era
- 112 Chapter 112 - The Long Road West
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