In a world where magic and swordsmanship flowed as naturally as blood through every living being, dragons stood at the very pinnacle of existence.
They were not gods but they are claimed as divinity. They ruled through overwhelming power, ancient wisdom and authority that had been acknowledged since the dawn of civilization. Kingdoms rose and fell beneath their watchful eyes and even the mightiest human empires understood that the true rulers of the world were the dragons.
Yet power did not determine one's morality.
Just as humanity was divided between the righteous and the wicked, dragons were no different.
Some cherished peace and believed that strength existed to protect the weak w hile others viewed their immense power as proof that they were entitled to dominate all lesser beings. To them, compassion was nothing more than a weakness that dulled the claws of the strong.
