Novel & Cerita Dragonbane Keep Location

Bethel sounded almost deranged. Seraphina looked from Bethel to Rose and Melanie who were all stood waiting. Seraphina felt her cheeks flush under their stares and then slowly started to pull the arms of her dress down to reveal the large silver dragon that started on her left shoulder and gradually made its way across her chest, stopping slightly before where her Dhampir markings sat.

He speaks. "Yes, and that is the place where dragon females go to have their young because it is the only place hot enough in all of Midgar to be able to soften a dragon egg. It is also the place where many go to forge weapons out of the harvested dragon's ore since it is so hot. Southfait mountain is also the only place where dragons will conjugate in peace. Every Summer solstices, the hottest time of the year, dragons from all over will gather in the Southfait mountains," I explain.

Jordan replied and they all fell quiet. “I thought the goddess knows where her eggs are at all times?” Louis said looking surprised. “Let me explain, the people of old saw it was dangerous to keep the dragon eggs together, so they separated it to three different locations across the world. Casterly rock is not the safe keep for the eggs but the keys to unlock the egg’s chest. After all the research done I found out that the keys are unlocked by only one thing and it is embedded in this particular sentence that gave me a sleepless night” Jordan said bringing out a piece of paper from his pocket.

“Y-You...” The three elders stared at Andrius in fury and fear. “Who the hell are you?” “That’s not important.” Andrius said faintly, “Where are the people you captured?” The three elders grinned. “They’re in the deepest burial ground of Dragon Immortal Sect. Go save them if you have the guts.” They were not lying, but there was something they did not reveal. In the burial ground lay the bones of a Divine Realm true dragon! The master of Dragon Immortal Sect had selected this location as the headquarters of the sect precisely because of the dragon bone.

I shook it as a glow of light swirled around us, sealing our deal in place. “Now I’m gonna send you through into the dragon territory. It’s a treacherous place, with lots of mountains. It's bloody hot during the day and freezing during the night. You need to travel at night if you want to survive the two-day trek to their border. I have already warned Garren of your arrival. He will try to meet you before then, but the weather is unpredictable. You’re to take the path that leads straight through Temptation forest. This portal is one of the back doors into the dragon realm. Don’t stray from the path and ignore anything that tries to push you away from your destination. You don’t want to get l

A warning that something monstrous was waiting. Watching. Hunting. By the time they reached the heart of Bloodfang territory, the night had thickened into something oppressive—like walking through wet cloth. Every flicker of torchlight seemed to bend unnaturally, every sound echoed too loudly, and every shadow felt like it concealed something alive. Draegon’s home stood ahead. A massive mansion carved into the side of a jagged cliff, looming like a beast with its jaw open. Dark stone. Blood-red banners. Absolutely no guards outside.

“Your queen’s power is incomplete. She carries the blood of the First Bonded, those who once stood beside dragons as equals. But that blood sleeps.” Elara’s pulse quickened. “Can it be awakened?” “Yes.” The seer’s gaze sharpened. “But not here. Not in comfort. Not in safety.” Verath stiffened. “Explain.” “There is a place,” Maereth continued. “Beyond the Evershadow Forest. A ruined sanctuary, the Sanctum of Emberfall. It is where dragon-blooded healers once trained. Where they faced trials of mind, body, and soul.” “And if she goes?” Verath asked, already tense.

AN HOUR AGO. The ancient stone walls of the Royal House trembled under the guttural growls of Andronikos-- Alpha King Draekon’s dragon. Today, the beast sounded restless, almost aware of the incoming clan spirits. Indeed, the DragonBorns had just arrived Iron-Vale, their elegant dragons cutting through the sky in formation. Crowds of werewolves lined the streets, gasping at the sight. Meanwhile, inside the royal chambers, tension hung thick in the air amongst the three brothers.

more than anyone knew precisely why I would not be bringing her back. She was better off away from me, and away, I would make sure she stayed. "There have been no attacks made on Gantreth lately." Priam noted, polishing his sword. My eyes shot upwards at that. "None since the last we recorded?" "None." Nyxaria stabbed an apple violently, sending four different pieces of it rolling across and off the table. "So, it is confirmed then. You know what this means." I clenched my fists behind me, snapping the pen into two. What it meant was, for some absurd reason, the attacks tripled everywhere Danae visited. Everywhere but Gantreth. The one part of these lands sh

Liam wrapped his arms around her, comforting her with gentle pats on the back, whispering, "Honey, I'm not upset with you. I know you've got a big heart. Don't worry about a thing. I've got this covered." He then reached out to the Green Dragon Warriors and, in no time, pinpointed Yafe and Sherah's exact whereabouts. They were holed up in a small town within Drunham City's limits, a well-known tourist spot in Biskeland, oozing with old-world charm.