There exists another side of London. One where dragons exist and are used within society. However, human contact is restricted as it can lead to dark dragons that seek only to destroy, and only witches and wizards can stop them. Burn the Witch (Volume 1) – Don’t Judge a Book by Its Cover What happened? Noel Niihashi and Ninny Spangcole work in the Wing Bind division which is responsible for rearing and conserving dragons. This gives them all sorts of jobs to complete, however, the one that’s really bothering them right now is that they have to watch over Balgo…
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