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Highschool DxD: Dryadic Dragon

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Among the 72 Pillars, House Buné was a lineage fated to face their end in inevitable extinction—with their last remaining member being naught more than a footnote in the Underworld’s history. But what if that were to change? With the Dragonification Clan Trait coming together with the Dryad Clan Trait thanks to a well thought-out marriage. A child by the name of Alduin was sired—with the expectations of shouldering both bloodlines with his held head high—and mastering them to the fullest extent lest he waste the gifts he had been given. Of course, potential is one thing, and realized potential another. Living up to a legacy demands more than what one contains in their fists, it demands what they have in their mind as well. === Disclaimer: Since House Buné isn’t extinct in this timeline, this makes this story an alternate universe. I don't own the cover art, if you're the original artist and wish for it to be taken down shoot me a DM. === Links: Advance Chapters: p@treon/Accel14 Discord: wNzT9AEsaz
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SOVEREIGN PROTOCOL: Rise Through System

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