Dragon Tamer
By @Wil Liam Phyoe
At sixteen, in the world of Blue Star, where Beast Tamers are the ruling class, William Dalfore faces his Awakening Ceremony with dread. Born into a disgraced noble family, his only hope is to awaken a powerful beast and restore their name. But instead of the common Gryphons or Manticores, William awakens the mythical 'Dragon System,' a power deemed impossible, leading to a profound, unsettling silence. His initial joy is short-lived as the system demands a steep price: nurturing and taming actual dragons, creatures believed extinct or mere legend. Now, hunted by those who fear his anomaly and coveted by those who seek its power, William must navigate a world on the brink, concealing his true abilities while battling ancient forces awakening alongside his dragons. Can he master his impossible gift before it consumes him, or will his ambition burn his world to ashes?
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Beast Master: Bloodline System
By @Arslan Noman
In a fractured world where humanity is preyed upon by abyssal behemoths, survival depends on bonding with mutated beasts. Lin Yuan is born into a disgraced clan with a crippled soul, rendering him incapable of forming a standard pact. Just as he is about to be sacrificed to the family's ancestral guardian, he awakens the Bloodline Evolution System. This forbidden cheat allows him to synthesize, mutate, and forcefully upgrade the bloodlines of ordinary beasts into divine mythical entities. Armed with this power, Lin Yuan must navigate the cutthroat politics of the Great Sects who seek to harvest his creations, while fighting off the creeping rot of the Abyss. To survive, he must turn his lowest-grade domestic beasts into world-ending calamities. But as he ascends, he realizes the system's power demands a price paid in his own life force, forcing him to choose between absolute dominion and his own humanity.
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The Dragon Tamer's Padded Cell
By @john1208
Vaskar of the Qal'Tir Peaks was the most cold and calculating beast-tamer in history, commanding legions of ancient dragons with an iron fist. Now, he is trapped in the body of a modern psychiatric patient at the Oakhaven Institute. Unfazed, Vaskar begins rebuilding his empire from his padded cell, utilizing the only 'lesser wyrms' available: the courtyard pigeons. The doctors merely note his intense, daily negotiations with birds as a persistent coping mechanism. The delusion diagnosis seems solid until a strange, wax-sealed letter is accidentally delivered to his ward, detailing a supernatural curse eating away at local billionaire Magnus Croft. Sensing a strategic advantage, Vaskar deploys his avian spies to uncover the truth. He soon clashes with Royston Galt, a modern exorcist who mistakes Vaskar for a dark sorcerer. As Vaskar discovers that the curse was cast by a desperate rogue druid trying to protect the city's last magical leyline from Croft's construction, he must orchestrate a cold, calculated truce. Will the Sovereign of Scales manage to save the dying magic of this concrete jungle, or will his doctors finally up his medication?
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