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In A Tale That Cannot Be Told, the paths of dragons and humans intersect in a realm rich with magic and wonder. Long ago, legends whispered that dragons were once humans cursed to roam the skies in their magnificent forms, trapped until their stone hearts could be awakened. Enter Ioulos, a young dragon who longs for the warmth of a beating heart. He finds himself caught between embracing his true nature and yearning for the fleeting experiences of humanity. Guided by Uilliam, a wise elder dragon eager to share his knowledge, Ioulos grapples with a tough choice: should he follow Uilliam’s legacy, or venture out to discover his truth?
Meanwhile, Princess Genoa, revered for her ability to heal and her vibrant spirit, senses a discontent beneath the surface of her seemingly perfect existence. Her curiosity about the dragons her father strictly forbids her from approaching pulls her toward Uilliam’s castle, where fate intertwines her life with Ioulos. Their brief yet impactful meeting ignites a thirst for understanding that propels her to delve deeper into the world of dragons, particularly the one whose presence captivates her.
As royal duties and annual gatherings take place, Genoa's fascination only deepens. Undeterred, she secretly explores the dragon's realm, her desire to connect with Ioulos growing stronger. Yet, not all dragons are friendly; encounters with Nahum, another dragon, thrust her into perilous situations, culminating in a tense standoff. Ultimately, it’s Ioulos who comes to her rescue, but the ordeal leaves her pondering her role in a world intertwined with dragons, magic, and unspoken connections.
This story unfolds a rich tapestry of forbidden ties, fate, and the quest for understanding, highlighting the intricate balance between human and dragon lives and the bravery needed to unite worlds that seem destined to remain apart.
It’s a tale in which the lines between protagonist and antagonist blur, revealing the hidden depths of their true selves.

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Volume 1