In an empire founded by a dragon, it was only natural to believe that others of their kind still existed somewhere beyond the reach of the capital.
Some remained hidden deep within isolated territories untouched by humans while others quietly watched the empire from afar without ever revealing themselves. Dragons were not creatures that disappeared so easily.
Their existence stretched across centuries and so did their grudges, loyalties and instincts.
Most dragons were territorial by nature.
They guarded what belonged to them with frightening possessiveness, whether it was land, treasure, bloodline or pride.
Ancient territories claimed by one dragon were rarely entered by another without conflict and disputes between their kind often lasted generations. A single insult could become a feud carried for hundreds of years.
Unlike humans, dragons placed immense value on lineage.
