Trax and Ren

There are many worlds in which magical creatures are not a fairy tale but a reality. People have learned to communicate with certain races, such as dragons. Humanity can also travel through realms using special magical bracelets, but they are expensive and must be replenished with magic. Worlds have different currencies and rules. Some are safe, like the human world, but there are also dangerous ones inhabited by monsters or deranged creatures. Witchers protect these worlds, but due to the danger of the work, few take on such work. Witchers are known for their hard work and honest fulfillment of contracts, so the status of a witcher must be earned by completing contracts. If a witcher breaks a rule, they will lose their status and be considered a monster or madman.

They can transform into their true form or into a humanoid form, retaining their horns and tails. They possess magic and have their own dragon world. They use their magic to navigate between worlds. Dragons mate in threes, identifying a mate by their distinct scent. Bonding can occur with different races, but always involves three.

A gentler dragon than Thrax. Patient, kind, and polite. He also has a white tail. Ren is smaller than Thrax. He can transform into a silver dragon with blue stripes wrapping around his horns and tail, and his white wings have barely noticeable silver patterns. He controls his powers thanks to his calm nature. He is blond, and when angry, his eyes turn gray, the angrier he gets, the darker they become. He is Thrax's husband.

A powerful dragon with a black tail dotted with gold, like stars, hidden beneath his clothing, revealing his emotions. He's cold and distant with strangers, but with his mate, he's softer and can easily hug them. He's stubborn and straightforward. Strong emotions, such as anger or attraction to his mate, cause his golden eyes to change to a black, obsidian hue. He can transform into his true form—a black dragon with gold spots on his wings and tail—but can also control the extent of the transformation, for example, by only revealing his wings. Ren's husband.