The Dragons of Terra: Blood and Moss, takes place in a world where dragons are as common as bears or wolves, but far more dangerous. The story focuses on the most famous dragonslayer in the world: Silas Bershad.
When Lord Silas Bershad was twenty years old, he was betrothed to a princess and commanding his own private army. Life was going great. Then the King of Almira executed Silas’ father. Silas was subjected to an ancient and popular custom: banished to hunt the wild dragons that plague the land.
It was a death sentence in disguise—no dragon slayer had ever survived longer than a few months.
Fourteen years later, Silas Bershad is still very much alive. Sixty-six dragons are dead. He is the most famous person in the Realm of Terra. And he’s pissed about it. Then the King calls Silas back to the capital and offers him a chance at redemption.
The jaded, drunken legend embarks on a dangerous quest to return a runaway princess. He is accompanied by a motley crew, which includes a young lord, a foreign thief, and a dubious assassin. But the further they travel, the more obvious it becomes that the legend of the flawless Bershad is nothing like the reality of the man.
There is a reason Bershad has survived all these years. And luck has nothing to do with it.