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  • Ascension Academy features the Dark Generals, the four Generals of the Darkness' Army. These Generals are incredibly powerful extensions of the Darkness, and led the Dark Order during the Dark War. When the Darkness was imprisoned in the Desolation of Moontide Pass, it's Generals were sealed within the Demiplane alongside it, one in each of the first four Seals on the Door.
  • Brownie is this to Toki in any of any sort of stories where Toki is playing an antagonistic role and she does almost whatever Toki tells her without question. One could basically define the two as master and dog, literally, as Brownie is an anthro dog and acts as dogs do.
  • Major Shaun Wendelferce from E.H.U.D.: Prelude to Apocalypse starts out being just a side of the protagonist's love triangle, but the later chapters firmly establish him as the dragon, especially in the flash backs. Bonus points for having a Freudian Excuse for being evil.
  • Gaia Online has Zhivago to Vladimir and Frank/123 to Labtech X.
  • In The Gamer's Alliance, there have been quite a few right-hand men and women serving various villains.
    • Earlier story arcs:
    • Godslayer era:
      • Endoran, Orestes and Leopold for Glaurung of the Crimson Coalition.
      • Varalia for Xerathas of the Grey Cult.
      • Koschei for the Master of the Totenkopfs.
      • Leraje, and later Ronove for Malphas of the Northern Horde.
      • Nina for Vaetris of the Eastern Horde.
      • Naamah for Pazuzu of the Western Horde.
      • Richelieu for Jemuel of the Magicracy of Alent.
      • Iblis for Adela during the first half of the Vanna arc.
  • The Heaven Cycle has several, most of whom appear in Heaven and Hell. Uriel is this to the Gods, and he himself has a pair of Co-Dragons named Raguel and Saraqael. Meanwhile, Abaddon is the Dragon to Azazel, having helped him spend every cycle wiping out the world, and Naberius is the Dragon to the original Chayne Summers, having helped kickstart the Heaven Cycle in the first place.
  • The Kindness of Devils:
    • Belial is Lucifer's right-hand, and out of the Seven Sins, he trusts her the most.
    • Nights In Lonesome Arkham has Rich Jacobs, who is resurrected by Nyarlathotep and becomes his main appointed lackey.
    • The Dreams of Lonely Stars has Taylor Hapten, one of Thomas Nero's trusted members within the Cult of Cthulhu. The final chapter reveals he was actually Nyarlathotep.
    • Under The Cold Moon has Sieglinde Nomura, Siegfried's daughter who assists her father in trying to destroy the world. Siegfried himself is technically the Dragon to Ithaqua.
    • A Conspiracy of Serpents has Yamada, Apophis's right-hand within the eponymous conspiracy. Bonus points for being an actual dragon.
  • On the Neopets website, Doctor Sloth's Dragon is Commander Garoo, although he hasn't enjoyed much screen time.
  • Obscured Eyes: Seth is one to Mother Mary, as he is the only one to willingly follow her orders, no questions asked. It's also heavily implied that he will take over her cult once she dies.
  • In Protectors of the Plot Continuum, Nendil Morifëa was the Bracket Fungus's Dragon before and during their invasion of HQ, and may have eventually taken over the Black Cats afterwards if things had gone differently; the BF himself could have been said to be The Dragon to the Mysterious Somebody, during the latter's reign as head of the PPC. The head of the League of Mary-Sue Factories has multiple Dragons in the form of their lieutenants, themselves usually the heads of their own Mary Sue Factories. The current Big Bad, the Venomous Tentacula, is a Dragon Ascendant, as he'd been one of the Yarrow's lieutenants and won an Enemy Civil War to replace him. Finally, while it's not made clear, the Mirror Multiverse's version of the Mysterious Somebody seems to have this role for the Sunflower Emperor.
  • Tails Series:
    • Tails of Fame has Tinlil, Seamus' most loyal minion who is always trying to advise his boss on the best possible solutions to whatever problem he runs into.
    • Tails of the Bounty Hunter has Kolson Arcornoc, "the Mule" within the Quintuple Cartel who handles all the smuggling and distribution operations and is the most trustworthy to the Baron.
  • To Welcome Oblivion has Rhett Talbot, a Serial Killer who is appointed by Grallman and Dr. Madison to kill and rape as his own leisure, and to take care of the Seratin sisters.


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