Dragons of the world of Ashan.

What kind of book is this? I hope it's a magical one? Because, as a devoted fan of destructive spells, I don't want to use anything else. And does it definitely say that the hero easily defeated the dragon? Or was there a tough battle first, with magic and buffs in the form of enchanted weapons and armor? In this kind of feat, it's also essential that the hero's companions perish in the fight against the dragon, sacrificing themselves at a critical moment. If the dragon breathes fire, it's usually literal. In the world of Ashan, the idea of heroes fighting dragons doesn't work, because here, dragons are noble messengers of the Higher Powers. Something similar is observed in Chinese tradition, where the dragon is a useful and sacred creature. Like the cruel European dragons, Chinese dragons are fierce when angered, but unlike them, they are just, cunning but not treacherous, in contrast to the dragons of Europe. "Europeans" are greedy for gold and other valuables, while "Asians" often make generous gifts to people. So, I think I should admit that I was wrong. Since the dragon in Heroes of Might and Magic 5 is a sacred creature, the superunit should be something other than a dragon. The only question is, what?