Fated is overrated

Drake

POV

I see a number of vampires and dragons step back, so I decide to link Lola, hoping she has unblocked me now. "Take out the traitorous dragons first if you can, before they fly off". "Thanks for the tip dad' she replies, before the dome surrounding us suddenly vanishes into thin air, only for it to reappear around the battlefield and caging them in now. Locking us out, rather than keeping us in as it was doing earlier. 'Not what I meant!! Let us in!!! But my plea falls on deaf ears.

Everyone outside of the dome is left staring incredulously at the scene in front of us. I knew some of the things she could do from our training sessions, but some of it is new even to me. She has shifted to her Lycan form and is ripping into the vampires one by one, who are all trying to put their claws or fangs into her, but she is fighting them all off effectively.

I am baffled to see her switching between dragon and wolf form continuously within the blink of an eye, and using that as an advantage. Using her Lycan speed to lash out and get up close, but shift into her impenetrable dragon as soon as any vampire tries to get his claws into her, as they won't be able to penetrate her skin.

Never in my LIFE have I seen someone using their ability to shift as a weapon. Then again, I have never seen anyone with 2 alternate forms either, to be fair. Although it is terrifying me to see her fight thousands of enemies, I feel insanely proud at how smart and strong my daughter is.

As she rips into vampire after vampire, many of them are starting to back up against the walls of the dome. I am positive they would flee if they could. But - she gave them a fair warning. As many of the vampires are retreating, the traitorous dragons shift and join the battle. Although she is an ice dragon, she is severely outnumbered and not immune to another dragon's breath.

The vampires were - although in greater numbers - relatively easy opponents for her, but the dragons have me worrying for my daughter's life once again.

To top it off, she is currently in her Lycan form. She will never be able to defeat them as a Lycan, so I hope she shifts soon. And even then, it will be a tight call. 'Let us in Lola! There are too many!', but I get no reply again.

The dragons are chasing towards her and trying to circle her. But, the only advantage a Lycan has over a dragon, her speed is making it impossible for them to cage her in.This book has many missing chapters and scenes if you're not reading it on [J]obnib.c[o]m. She bolts behind one of the dragons, and as she jumps up towards his back she shifts to her dragon form right before impact. Within the blink of an eye, her icy tail stabs him in the chest, the dragon dropping to the floor lifelessly.

The dragon hasn't even started to fall down, before she launches herself onto the next dragon. Evading the other dragon's breaths, she grips her tail around his neck in a chokehold and shoots a blast of ice towards the other dragons.

It effectively hits the first 2 dragons, but the others managed to dodge the ice in time. As the dragons fire their breath towards her, she uses the dragon she is strangling as a shield, before effectively hitting another few dragons with her ice beams.

The dragon she was choking loses his battle for air and drops to the ground, with her tail still wrapped around its neck. Right before hitting the ground, she removes her tail and uses the body of the dead dragon to cushion her blow.

Blood is splattering out of him because of her crushing weight, as she is bigger than most of the dragons she is fighting. To my absolute horror, Lola shifts back to her human form.

Why on earth would you fight dragons in your human form?!!! 'Lola don't be stupid, shift!!! I don't want to lose you!!!. 'Trust me, dad. I am not losing you either' she smiles at me reassuringly from within the dome.

I gulp, trying to have faith in my daughter, but finding it extremely difficult to imagine her fighting multiple dragons in her human form. And to top it off, some of the vampires are returning to the battle, hoping to tip the scales with a combined attack on her. If she is scared in any shape or form, she isn't showing it. All the while she is only showing her opponents a confident, devious smirk. The glint in her eyes tells me she is enjoying this even, and I find myself wondering what my daughter's kryptonite is. ;She has incinerated half of her opponents here, without even using her freaky explosion thing, which could probably finish the battle immediately. Or any of her other insane powers. She is just enjoying this as a form of training it seems.

"Just to show you how pathetic you all are, I will remain in my human form from now on" she taunts the remaining opponents. Which, by now, are about roughly 30 dragons and roughly 400 vampires.

My heart drops at the statement. Another dozen vampires enter the battle after her statement, but the majority remains a spectator. Many have their eyes trained on Lola, nearly bulging from their sockets. The dragons shoot their breath towards Lola and, despite trusting her, I flinch at the sight. She isn't fast enough to dodge as a human.

But to my surprise, she doesn't even try to dodge it. Instead, she holds up both her hands. The flames start to form big balls of fire, before she moves her hands in a spiraling motion and firing them back at the vampires who were trying to attack her, killing them on the spot. I hear loud gasps all around me, and I know exactly why.

Controlling the elements is exceptionally rare as it is, but controlling another dragon's breath is impossible. It has something to do with the fact that a dragon's breath doesn't contain the same chemical elements as normal fire, or something. It's impossible. And yet, I am watching it with my very eyes.