Bloodline of Broken Crest
Bloodline of the Broken Crest A Beast Tamer Epic In a world where noble houses command mythical beasts through sacred Soul Contracts, power is inherited, measured, and enforced by bloodline. House Veyrond once ruled the Crest Path—its Silverstags bowing to no throne but their own. Now their lands shrink, their beasts weaken, and their name fades into quiet ridicule. And their youngest heir cannot awaken his bloodline. When a modern soul awakens in the body of twelve-year-old Cael Veyrond, he inherits more than a failing house. He inherits a broken system—one that rejects him not because he is weak, but because he does not resonate the way this world expects. On the day of his public humiliation, instead of forming a traditional contract, Cael does the impossible. He repairs one. He binds himself to a dying Fractured Crest Silverstag—a beast with a shattered lineage and a broken horn that should never have answered. But the broken horn is not a flaw. It is an unfinished evolution. As Cael uncovers the hidden architecture behind beast contracts, he begins to see what others cannot: crest lineages have been deliberately severed. Bloodlines have been weakened. And the rise of dragon authorities was not natural. The Silverstag will evolve. The House will rise. And the rules that govern tamers will fracture. In a world where most can command one beast, Cael may learn to govern many—not through brute strength, but through mastery of the contracts themselves. But rewriting the system comes at a cost. Because ancient dragons do not tolerate rivals. And somewhere beyond the known territories, something older than bloodline has begun to notice.
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