The natural story of the dragons. Brennan M.

dear reader! We consider it our duty to warn you that reading this book is by no means a lesson for the faint of heart. At least to the same extent as the study of the dragons themselves. On the other hand, the author is convinced that such studies promise a reward, which is unlikely to compare any other: even a brief moment, with a risk of life, which was spent next to the dragon, is a delight, having experienced at least once in your life, you can no longer Forget it. And on the opinion of Isabella, Lady Trent, this can be relying in this: the whole world from Shirlandia to the most remote limits of Eriga knows her as an outstanding naturalist and the most famous dragonist.

This wonderful woman deduced the study of dragons from the foggy debrais of mythology and misunderstanding and to the clear light of modern science. But before becoming a famous scientist that we know today, Lady Trent was just a well -read young woman, whose passion for science, natural science and, of course, dragons, challenged the painful course of her days. And now in front of you, using her own words, the true story about the research of an inquisitive mind, which risked his reputation, prospects and fragile human flesh in order to satisfy scientific curiosity; about the search for true love and happiness contrary to their own eccentricity; And, of course, about the exciting expedition to the dangerous mountains of the Vetrans, during which Lady Trent made the first of many historical discoveries that forever changed the world.