The Journey of the Dark Crystal: Chapter 10
I still have to find seraphor...at least once..." the dragon became silence while avila was closing her eyes in hope on the nightmare to at least hear her.
Black-Winged Angels Chapter 9: Ancient Knowledge
She would love to try that to seraphor....
Black-Winged Angels Chapter 11: Battle of Nia Baleth
She proceeded to pour out her own rage of losing seraphor, and her desire to meet with him again, and fueling her fear ability. she looked at the army and said, "leave, or taste despair."
The Draconian Story: Chapter 12
Wha...but then, seraphor and avila..." "they're still young...and also they had history together. don't see at them, okay? do you remember shariot?"
Black-Winged Angels Chapter 14: A Promise Fulfilled
"raithorakh's killer was shrouded in the mist produced during the fight with both seraphor and avila," said richard. his hand was on the hilt of his sword.
The Draconian Story: Chapter 7
"no, shariot was saved by ray back when we were rescuing seraphor," corrected engrak. "but, it's alright if you really wanted to have a love.
Chapter 9: The World Eater
Along the way, rex said, "so, i heard seraphor and avila got two hatchlings? what's their name?" "it's vysrenis and rhaynis." "twins?"
Dragon's Pride 14
Yorloka was normally a quad dragon, but he chose to live as a biped because of his front legs which looked like clawed hands, just like seraphor.
The Journey of the Dark Crystal: Chapter 15
seraphor was a better dragon because, since birth, he had naturally developed the talent to flow element through another part of the limbs." cynder had heard it with full concentration.
The Journey of the Dark Crystal: Chapter 12
She could wish seraphor was there, mending the rocks in her room, and the next moment she realized she knew she couldn't meet him soon enough.
Wolves' Legacy 2: Chapter 20 Part 2
"the heroes i know are seraphor and avila." "you don't get it, hans. you riders may not know her, but we dragons knew.
Wolves' Legacy 3: Chapter 5
Instead, she opted to a more recent style of flying, promptly said to be inspired by how the heroes seraphor and avila flew by running on a long track while extending their wings before the wind lifted them up.