Free Finding the Wolf(The Dragon's Hoard #1) by Mell Eight

the idea of leaving Leon behind to fight with the humans or the wolves. He turned a questioning look on his pretty and got a quick nod of approval.
    "I'll go!" Nyle said. His human voice went unheard by all the dragons arguing over who would be best for the mission.
    The Eldest held up a paw and silence slowly descended into the cave.
    "Again, young An'nanyle?"
    "I shall go," Nyle repeated with more formality. "Leon knows the city, so he can show me the safe ways and I am strong at keeping to my human form."
    "Send the youngest and most inexperienced of us on such a vital task?" An'babev, the amethyst dragon from their private meeting the night before gasped.
    "I can make fire in my human form, too!" Nyle said earnestly. He demonstrated by letting a flicker of fire slide past his lips. "No one will have warning that a dragon is in the city from me!"
    "I'll go too!" Gail said sharply. "I can hold human form and breathe fire as well. Plus," she winked outrageously to the watching dragons, "I'm a girl and humans always discount women for some odd reason."
    The Eldest looked Nyle, Leon, and Gail over carefully before nodding. "Very well, An'nanyle, set fire to the east side of the castle. Ana'gail, the west, if you would. Toel, if you will read out the task forces?"
    The rest of the meeting went by quickly. Everyone was sorted into a task force and given a place to meet, a few last questions were answered, and everyone left the cave.
    Nyle and Leon waited with the Eldest and the envoys to avoid getting their smaller forms trampled. Gail rushed out after Toel asking to borrow a map because hers had a stain on it from when she had dropped something.
    "If you will come this way?" the Eldest said politely to Nel and Bast. Leon began helping Nyle get down from his ledge with his one good hand.
    The Eldest, Nel, and Bast went towards the Eldest's caves, but Nyle and Leon started walking aimlessly along the stone corridors. The hallways were empty because all the dragons were at their various meetings. Only Nyle and Leon made any noise.
    "Our task should be fairly easy," Leon said softly.
    Nyle nodded. "A little sneaking, a little fire, and we're done."
    They paused in the corridor and Nyle leaned against Leon.
    "It won't be easy," Nyle said softly.
    "Battle never is," Leon agreed. The wolf looked up and caught Nyle's eyes with a wicked grin. "We'll just have to make it more fun."
    He pushed Nyle backwards until his back was pressed against the wall and kissed him hungrily. Leon's tongue delved deep and his fingers began to loosen the ties on Nyle's pants.
    "Leon," Nyle panted.
    Leon laughed, his mouth vibrating against Nyle's neck as he kissed up the column of Nyle's human throat.
    Nyle felt his pants slide to the ground and whimpered when Leon didn't immediately begin touching him. He tried to use his own hands, but one was hurt and Leon was quick to catch the other and hold it away.
    Then Leon pushed his own unclothed body against Nyle's and Nyle knew what had taken so long. He eagerly helped kick their pants out of the way while Leon was busy spitting on Nyle's uninjured hand.
    When Leon's hand, curled around Nyle's wet one, slid around Nyle's length, Nyle's eyes nearly crossed. When Leon's length joined his own, rubbing deliciously against him and heating his damp hand wonderfully, Nyle's moan echoed.
    Together, Nyle and Leon pumped their joined hands, thrusting their cocks against one another, until Nyle groaned loudly and spilled his seed. With the extra lubricant and with Nyle panting in his ear, Leon followed swiftly.
    They kissed gently as the glow faded and the chill from the open corridor sank into their naked skin. Nyle thought he could stay pressed against Leon for a good while longer, despite the cold, but when Leon pulled away Nyle let him go.
    It was only when Nyle looked up that he realized there had been a reason Leon had left their afterglow cuddle.
    "Now, that's something I can't get Toel to do," Gail sighed. "It's