
Monoblos Vs Lagiacrus
The mono-horned territorial desert wyvern, Monoblos, faces the electrically charged crocodilian leviathan, Lagiacrus. The horn is dangerous, but is it a lightning rod?

The mono-horned territorial desert wyvern, Monoblos, faces the electrically charged crocodilian leviathan, Lagiacrus. The horn is dangerous, but is it a lightning rod?
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The fully grown emperor dragon, Safi'Jiva, faces off against the massive sulfur and black-powder-devouring dragon Gogmazios.
Two titans of both size and power.
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