He is indeed!

This all happens to be set in one of the versions of my fantasy universe, Faedell, btw, so you can also browse that tag for some general lore if you want, though not all of it is up-to-date with the current version in my head.

So, the relationship between humans and dragons is kinda complicated. They're not really that antagonistic, but they also tend to not interact a whole lot. The one place where they do traditionally interact a lot is in the dragon/princess dynamic. There are two forms this usually takes place, though of course there are blurry lines:

1. Princess in a dragon-guarded tower. For whichever reason, there's a princess in a tower, and whoever put here there purposely got a dragon to guard her. The dragon's duties are primarily to make sure the princess doesn't leave/get taken away until a specific time and person comes. Also hunting for her meat, sometimes. Depends on the dynamic and who else is involved.

2. Captive Princess. This is rather less arranged, and involves a dragon carrying off a princess, who then lives with the dragon and does stuff like cook, clean, organize treasure, etc. Being a dragon's princess is actually considered fairly respectable, too. And there's a whole magical contract between the dragon and the princess, where the dragon promises to provide for and protect the princess, and the princess promises to do the princess duties. Usually this contract is ended by a knight or prince coming and fighting the dragon. Sometimes to the death, sometimes not.

(Also, worth noting, dragons use the term "princess" in the generic to refer to the human in either of these arrangements, and usually they are in fact princesses, but sometimes you will hear of a princess who is actually a prince, or even (more rarely) a commoner of any gender.)

The second scenario is what Logan, Virgil, and Patton are in. Logan is the youngest of several princes and princesses, and the two dragons snatched him up one day and carried him off to their shared cave system. He willingly entered the contract, and is happily living as a Dragons' Prince, organizing their hoards.

He also helped them come up with a system to share him, because it's very unusual for two dragons to have one princess. But Virgil and Patton had to work together to carry him off, because they are both pygmy dragons, and too small to do it alone. So they have to share him. (most pygmy dragons do not have princesses for this reason.)

I dunno yet if there's anything special about their hoards, or if it's just the standard 'gold and gems' sort of thing. Maybe they have other pretty rocks.

Bowman might bop if anyone tries replacing him!

Just try not to imply that you’re replacing neon’s characters in the stories, she’s sensitive about that subject, no matter how many times we tell her she’s here to stay.

The forest you have sounds like an interesting place! I’d be interested in seeing what you came up with from that story idea!

I... honestly have not yet come up with his family dynamic. They currently exist so we can go "okay, no need to worry about crown prince duties, he's got several elder siblings."

I think there are seven of them total, though. Fairytales like sevens.

Now to answer the most important question: YES! He absolutely cuddles with the dragons. Patton was first, but by the time Logan had been living with them for a few months, cuddles all round were fairly common.

I was trying to use the phrase "They've known each other since X was born" or "Y has known X from birth" except that the person being referred to is a Faedell fairy, and as I've mentioned before, they don't get born. Babies are grown in flowers a la Thumbelina.

Logan (and probably Virgil) would be horrified to see all the fairy wings stuck in Remy's hatband, because in the universe of CCFtD, you can't get fairy wings without killing/mutilating the fairy. But in Faedell, fairies shed their wings every fall and grow new ones in the spring. Emile doesn't have anything better to do with his, so he gave them to Remy, who stuck them in his hat cause they're pretty. He occasionally uses one in a potion or something but not often.

I don't remember if Lime ever specified in the story what color wings Logan has, but if he looks like this lovely fanart by @muppenthings, Emile and probably Remy would accidentally misgender him at first, cause in Faedell, the main (and kinda only?) way to tell a fairy's gender is by the color of their magic and therefore of their wings, and blue means female.

Emile would also be very concerned for Logan's health, because "Why are you so pale?? What happened to your spots?"

Once they figured out they were different kinds of fairies, I imagine the eternally curious Logan would have dozens of questions.

I'm kinda tempted to go the EFC way and say that these dragons don't care about gender when naming positions, and that, just like as in EFC the dragons' ruler is King regardless of gender, a dragon's captive royal is a Princess. Even if he's a prince.

lol. It sort of works both ways, but it also sort of doesn't. I might eventually change that, but Logan is definitely theirs.

Logan's family is fully aware that he's been taken by dragons, since he was not alone when he was snatched away. (still haven't quite decided what he was doing at the time, but at least one other person saw it happen.) And he can probably write to them and stuff. They think his situation is rather unconventional, which it is, considering that there are two dragons and they are tiny, but even so, they accept that Dragon's Princess is a respected position, and they're fine with the youngest prince being in it. (And one of his siblings might be jealous.) He's asked them not to announce him for rescue, because he's quite enjoying being a Dragons' Prince, and they do abide by that request, so while it is known that Prince Logan is captive of two dragons, he at least doesn't have to deal with knights and princes trying to fight his new friends. At least not much.

As for legal ages, I hadn't really thought about that. There should be, but I don't know if there is. In the case of a tower princess, the agreement is made between the dragon and the one who placed the princess in the tower, although the dragon will swear loyalty to the princess herself, so even though a princess might be placed in a tower at a very young age, there still isn't an issue of a minor entering the contract.