Nesting with My Futa Dragon: The Gorgon Lady Held Me Still
(2026)(The third book in the Wildlands Saga series)
A novel by Leon Kageyama
Six months after waking in the wildlands, Daniel Mercer has done something he once thought impossible.
He has built a home.
A house. A bathhouse. A cistern. A greenhouse. A life with Velka and Myr that no longer feels temporary.
There is only one problem.
Everything is wearing out.
His tools are going blunt. The salt is nearly gone. His seed stock has no replacement. And after spending forty-seven miserable minutes making a cut that a proper saw could finish in four, Daniel finally accepts the truth:
The valley cannot stay cut off from the rest of the world forever.
So when the spring thaw opens the mountain road, Daniel, Velka, and Myr set out for the port city of Vaurenne.
Daniel expects saws, nails, glass, seed, and enough supplies to transform everything he has built.
He does not expect an entire market square to stop and stare at him.
Something about Daniel affects the people around him—and nobody can explain why.
His arrival soon brings him before Lady Cassia, the beautiful and unnervingly composed gorgon who has ruled Vaurenne for decades. Precise, observant, and accustomed to having complete control of every room she enters, Cassia possesses an ability unlike anything Daniel has encountered before.
And she finds him extremely interesting.
But beneath Vaurenne, Myr discovers something stranger still: an ancient structure hidden inside the city's drainage system, built with impossible precision and carrying the same mysterious trace that has followed Daniel through the wildlands.
A simple trip to buy tools is about to open the valley to trade, politics, new allies—and a mystery far older than any of them expected.
Nesting with My Futa Dragon:The Gorgon Lady Held Me Still is a Japanese light-novel-inspired isekai fantasy featuring powerful monster-girl heroines, a vulnerable male lead, female-led romance, slow-life base building, practical engineering, city intrigue, possessive devotion, strange magic, and an expanding fantasy world where building a home may only be the beginning.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
He has built a home.
A house. A bathhouse. A cistern. A greenhouse. A life with Velka and Myr that no longer feels temporary.
There is only one problem.
Everything is wearing out.
His tools are going blunt. The salt is nearly gone. His seed stock has no replacement. And after spending forty-seven miserable minutes making a cut that a proper saw could finish in four, Daniel finally accepts the truth:
The valley cannot stay cut off from the rest of the world forever.
So when the spring thaw opens the mountain road, Daniel, Velka, and Myr set out for the port city of Vaurenne.
Daniel expects saws, nails, glass, seed, and enough supplies to transform everything he has built.
He does not expect an entire market square to stop and stare at him.
Something about Daniel affects the people around him—and nobody can explain why.
His arrival soon brings him before Lady Cassia, the beautiful and unnervingly composed gorgon who has ruled Vaurenne for decades. Precise, observant, and accustomed to having complete control of every room she enters, Cassia possesses an ability unlike anything Daniel has encountered before.
And she finds him extremely interesting.
But beneath Vaurenne, Myr discovers something stranger still: an ancient structure hidden inside the city's drainage system, built with impossible precision and carrying the same mysterious trace that has followed Daniel through the wildlands.
A simple trip to buy tools is about to open the valley to trade, politics, new allies—and a mystery far older than any of them expected.
Nesting with My Futa Dragon:The Gorgon Lady Held Me Still is a Japanese light-novel-inspired isekai fantasy featuring powerful monster-girl heroines, a vulnerable male lead, female-led romance, slow-life base building, practical engineering, city intrigue, possessive devotion, strange magic, and an expanding fantasy world where building a home may only be the beginning.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
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