Yago The Elemental Dragon With Yttrium Magic: Element 39 — Magical Elementals Chemistry Fantasy Series

Yago the Elemental Dragon with Yttrium Magic (Element 39 - Magical Elementals Chemistry Fantasy Series, Book 39) >Yago is no ordinary fire-breather. Born with the elemental magic of Yttrium, he wields precision energy beams sharp enough to cut steel, a fortifying touch that turns crumbling stone to unbreakable ceramic, and a glowing blue tail-tip that absorbs magic and unleashes it as blinding light. Confident, theatrical, and fiercely loyal beneath his showman's swagger, Yago has never met a problem he couldn't out-think - until iron itself starts going silent across MarBryn. When ancient forges fall cold and enchanted metal stops answering the smiths who shape it, Yago and his mate, Scorcha, uncover a conspiracy that strikes at the heart of MarBryn's oldest law: No Metal, No Magic. A rogue alchemist named Darrow Thornquill is draining the world's elemental veins to power a forbidden machine - and he needs something that fits Yago's description exactly. Joined along the way by a quick-witted tinkerer, a lightning-wielding copper sorceress, and a stone-forged creature born of the earth itself, Yago must fly across MarBryn's most imaginative landscapes - glowing marshlands, sundered quarries, and fortress-cities built into dead volcanoes - to stop an engine that could unravel magic itself. Packed with high-flying dragon action, real chemistry-inspired magic systems, clever found-family dynamics, and a battle-tested friendship between ancient technology and modern ingenuity, this chemistry-themed action-adventure fantasy is perfect for readers who love elemental magic, science-inspired world-building, and dragons who are as brilliant as they are powerful. Part of the beloved Magical Elementals Chemistry Fantasy Series - where every book brings a new element, a new hero, and a new corner of MarBryn to life - Yago the Elemental Dragon with Yttrium Magic is a standalone adventure perfect for young readers, STEM-curious families, and fantasy fans who want their magic to mean something. No metal. No magic. No mercy for those who forget the difference.