Dragonbane Keep Location Novels & Stories

And an amazing meal it was, Markus adding in bread he had stored in his bag, it was wrapped up in a strange coloured leaf. "So how big is Dracoterrum?" Rex asked, he had heard of many place names, but wasn't able to put the names to an actual location, so Markus pulled out a rolled up page from his saddlebag, unrolling it and beckoned for Rex to come closer. Pointing at the lower middle section of the map Markus said, this is the gateway, if we travel up and to the north west we will travel past the Ragnar Mountains, after passing those we change direction to a little more north which will lead us into the land of Hale and your home which is here." He pointed to a place on the map called Dra

Amelia asked curiously, trying to appear like she was covering all of her bases before she left. "Yes, this path here is the best. It will take you through the Village of Treasure, it's where a bulk of the dragon's treasure is buried. The keepers of the treasure are kind dragons. There's a family of shifters living there. The only family I know of in the kingdom, but they will take you in and protect you if you need it. They can get you to the castle safely, they have a positive rapport with the dragons, which the rest of us do not have," Saerus continued.

"You have to decide, Gwen. Him or us." My chest tightened. Because I understood he was right. And the worst part? I wasn't sure I could make that choice. The next morning, Xander arrived with news. "We found something," he said. "A lead on the Shadowborn." I stiffened. "Where?" His face grew serious. "An ancient ruin. Deep in the mountains,down down below." I exhaled. "Then that's where we're headed." Liam frowned. "Are you sure you're ready for this?"

It would serve as proof to the traitors in the Iron Howl that I wasn’t bluffing when I said I’d kill gods. And they would follow me. Or die. The journey was grueling over jagged ridges and through cursed woods, haunted by remnants of Lilith’s wraiths. I took down two that came too close. Their screams vanished in the wind. By nightfall, we reached the Vale of Bones. A graveyard of wolves. Their skulls littered the ground like trophies of a forgotten war. And in its heart, perched upon a blackened hill, was the Iron Keep once Kael’s training fortress, now a husk of its former glory.

“I'd heard Kelvin speak of it. Back when I was imprisoned… before I escaped. He mentioned it several times.” I took a step closer. “Mentioned what, Gwen?” She exhaled, her fingers curling at her sides. “Morgan’s sanctuary. A place hidden by magic, shrouded in death. He called it "the Hollow Keep.” “The Hollow Keep?” Asher repeated, frowning. Gwen nodded. “It’s an ancient fortress deep within the Wyrmwood Valley, cloaked in shadow magic and sealed from the outside.” No one goes in. No one comes out.”

Then again, if the novel did become a game, what genre would it be? The dragon is really massive, and Clairmont wasn’t joking when he said that it’s one of the biggest dragon breeds in the world. I could see rows of hills at its back. This could become like Clash of Titans or something if not for the romance. There’s a reason why Clairmont was looking at that exact direction. It’s because the dragon’s location is somewhere in that direction. It was about… 20km(?) westward from Rustaval. “Miss Suna, Mister Clairmont!” A small voice called from afar, snapping me from my thoughts. We turned to the direction of the voice to see Mielle flying hurriedly towards us, her face is masked with pure hor

“You think this is the end? You think a cave will hold me? You are all so short-sighted.” A chill ran down my spine. “What do you mean?” He leaned his head back against the wall, a smug, terrible smile on his face. “The Bindery is in the Iron Den. The deepest caves. Did your elders not wonder why I chose the Ironwood for my stronghold? It was not just for the curses.” My blood ran cold. “Why?”

The boy had just finished saddling the last tayren, and we four mounted and headed off towards the bellow of thick black smoke. As we drew closer, we could see flames, and it was spreading. ‘Galen, are they trying to burn our world?’ I asked as the smoke was too thick to speak now. ‘It seems the explosion was not intended to start a fire only to do damage…’ he suddenly stopped. “Wait,” He spoke aloud and coughed from the smoke. “This is the location of the military base Drakon.” Galen coughed and began again. “At least this direction.”

he says as I pull up the information that Leana and Riley sent to me. “Okay, this is the general area where the dragons are supposed to be living,” I say, changing the subject and showing the landscape to Buppig and Ailduin. “Lots of mountains. They would like that,” Ailduin murmurs. “Can I see that?” Buppig asks. I hand him my phone and he begins zooming out of the image. “AH!” he says when he finds what he’s looking for. He then turns and goes deeper into the library.

He looked at Lilian Yanes and Jenny Leo. Both women sensed the change in Kiran and simply nodded. Kiran started the car and drove away from Emerald Pond, heading towards their final destination, Jade Dragon Mountain. The headquarters of Imperial Dragon was located there, a place where all the dragon vein powers converged. The dragon head was at Jade Dragon Mountain, the core of the dragon vein. Having been to Jade Dragon Mountain many times, Lilian was familiar with it. Kiran, however, was filled with anticipation. "Lilian, do you think my mother is still alive?" Kiran asked after driving for a while, unable to contain his curiosity.