This is a work of fiction. Similarities to real people, places, or events are entirely coincidental.
DRAGONS OF CHAOS AND LIGHT
First edition. June 15, 2022
Copyright © 2022 Amy Wolf
Written by Amy Wolf
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“Yin and yang, male and female, strong and weak, rigid and tender, heaven and earth, light and darkness, thunder and lightning, cold and warmth, good and evil... the interplay of opposite principles constitutes the universe.”
- Confucius.
Acknowledgments
Tim Whittome and Jenny T,, Proofreaders
Cover Illustration: John Bell Art
Fantasy Mapmaker: Robert Altbauer
Dedication:
This book is dedicated to the memory of my mom, Sylvia Faith Wolf (1938–2020), our beloved “Did”
and Ted E. Bear, my sweet dog
NAMES
Abarōz – 17-year-old Dardan girl who rebels
Shāhpuhr – boy of the forest
Rastag – Abarōz’s father
Adrina – Abarōz’s mother
S̆āh Al-razi – ruler of Dardan
Bükrek – a dragon of creation
Sangal – dragon of chaos
Şahmeran – snake queen
Kavad – Dardan escapee
Husrav – evil vizier
Manuchehr – a Peril
Berislav – werewolf leader
Catanes – Shāhpuhr’s dragon
Mihrab – Abarōz’s dragon
Iatopa – Abarōz’s dragon
Az – Abarōz’s dragon Iotapa
Baba Yaga – a witch
Pabag – an Ōšmurdan
Tengri – god of creation
The new god – Jesus
PLACES
Dardan – an underground city
Šahr – adjoining city to Dardan
Razūr – forest
Rōd – river in Razūr
Gehān – world / name of country
Paristan – land of the Perils
Belarod – the near North
The North – land of bad dragons
The South – land of good dragons
Abaxtar – far Northern land
CREATURES
Erbörü – werewolves
Yaryond – centaurs
Gurg Kamāl – wolf-headed dragons
Maran – Şahmeran’s snakes
Xūg – wolverine
OTHER
Mihr – the sun
Māh – the moon
axtar – star
ebren – a dragon
Bērūn – the outside
Azēr – underground
zarr – gold mine
Zarran – miner
dahigān – farmer
Axwaš – The Discarded
Aswār of Ebrens – a dragonrider
Ōšmurdan – a Tallyman
dēnārs – money
zand – tribe
Zeh̬n̥ Xɑn – a mind reader
dahigān – farmer
Hamwar – Level of Dardan
father – Pid
mother – Mād
Hrōmāyīg – the Greeks
Nārig – lady of the house