Nesting with My Futa Dragon
(2026)(The first book in the Wildlands Saga series)
A novel by Leon Kageyama
Daniel Mercer has done the impossible.
He survived another world. He built a home in the wildlands. And somehow, the most dangerous dragon for a hundred leagues has decided he belongs with her.
Life with Velka was never going to be ordinary.
But Daniel is beginning to understand its rules.
Then something wet appears at the door.
Her name is Myr.
A strange, curious slime girl drawn across the wastes by Daniel’s mysterious scent, Myr knows almost nothing about people, homes, boundaries—or why Velka keeps insisting that Daniel is hers. What she does understand is water, stone, and everything hidden beneath the ground.
For a builder trying to survive winter, that makes her impossible to ignore.
Soon Daniel’s little homestead begins changing again. Fresh water runs where he wants it. Warm pools replace frozen basins. New rooms rise against the mountain. And what was once a shelter for two slowly becomes something larger, stranger, and far more complicated.
Because Velka may tolerate a new arrival.
Sharing is another matter entirely.
As Myr learns what it means to have a name, a place of her own, and people who expect her to stay, Daniel finds himself caught between two powerful monster girls with very different ways of showing attachment—and one dragon who remains absolutely certain about who makes the rules.
Meanwhile, winter is closing over the wildlands.
Something is moving beneath the frozen water.
And this time, Daniel may need more than strong walls to protect the home they have built.
Nesting with My Futa Dragon: Making Room for a Slime Girl continues the Japanese light-novel-inspired isekai fantasy series with a powerful dragon heroine, an unusual slime girl, a vulnerable male lead, slow-life survival, hands-on base building, crafting and homestead development, monster-girl romance, possessive devotion, and an unconventional household taking shape at the edge of a dangerous world.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
He survived another world. He built a home in the wildlands. And somehow, the most dangerous dragon for a hundred leagues has decided he belongs with her.
Life with Velka was never going to be ordinary.
But Daniel is beginning to understand its rules.
Then something wet appears at the door.
Her name is Myr.
A strange, curious slime girl drawn across the wastes by Daniel’s mysterious scent, Myr knows almost nothing about people, homes, boundaries—or why Velka keeps insisting that Daniel is hers. What she does understand is water, stone, and everything hidden beneath the ground.
For a builder trying to survive winter, that makes her impossible to ignore.
Soon Daniel’s little homestead begins changing again. Fresh water runs where he wants it. Warm pools replace frozen basins. New rooms rise against the mountain. And what was once a shelter for two slowly becomes something larger, stranger, and far more complicated.
Because Velka may tolerate a new arrival.
Sharing is another matter entirely.
As Myr learns what it means to have a name, a place of her own, and people who expect her to stay, Daniel finds himself caught between two powerful monster girls with very different ways of showing attachment—and one dragon who remains absolutely certain about who makes the rules.
Meanwhile, winter is closing over the wildlands.
Something is moving beneath the frozen water.
And this time, Daniel may need more than strong walls to protect the home they have built.
Nesting with My Futa Dragon: Making Room for a Slime Girl continues the Japanese light-novel-inspired isekai fantasy series with a powerful dragon heroine, an unusual slime girl, a vulnerable male lead, slow-life survival, hands-on base building, crafting and homestead development, monster-girl romance, possessive devotion, and an unconventional household taking shape at the edge of a dangerous world.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
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