Mobius
(#88667726)
Level 1 Imperial
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Energy: 50/50
This dragon’s natural inborn element is Light.
Male Imperial
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Personal Style
Apparel
Skin
Scene
Measurements
Length
25.51 m
Wingspan
15.88 m
Weight
8596.78 kg
Genetics
Antique
Tapir
Tapir
Beige
Constellation
Constellation
Slate
Points
Points
Hatchday
Breed
Eye Type
Level 1 Imperial
EXP: 0 / 245
STR
6
AGI
6
DEF
6
QCK
5
INT
8
VIT
8
MND
6
Biography
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BARGHEST LORE AND LINEAGE PROJECT
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The entry is written in faded ink, a date scrawled at the top of the page next to a short title that reads “The Philosopher’s Stones”. It is the account of one Charles Roswell regarding a collection of unusual stone statues unearthed in the desert. I’ve been uncovering the secrets of Dragonhome for many years. As an archeologist, I’ve always been curious about artifacts retrieved from lost civilizations and excavation sites are in abundance throughout the Earthshaker’s domain. Still, the most recent site that I worked was rather unusual. It was a miner who initially found the city while searching for precious metals in Terraclae. In their work extending an old mine shaft, they reported light shining through a crack in the stone. As it widened, a great underground city opened before them. When I was called to investigate this city, the miner who had initially discovered it had gone missing. I gathered a small team of close friends to explore and I remember that it took nearly a full day to descend down the mine shaft and another three days following the underground tunnels of the mine before finally, a light bright as day illuminated the darkness before us. We found ourselves in a room of white marble inlaid with veins of gold. It was a simple, but elegant room filled with furnishings that were surprisingly intact for how long we suspected this place had been buried. A stone door at the far side of the room led us to a labyrinthine series of tunnels made of the same brilliant marble and luminescent gold. As we explored, we found several of the walls carved with writing, although even the most skilled linguist in our party could not identify the language. Still more of those unusual characters filled the pages of books that we uncovered in an immense library. The city appeared completely contained and sealed underground. More tunnels delved deeper into the earth, but we could not find any trace of an exit that extended upwards towards the surface. Still more unusual, was that the city was filled with statues in the shape of dragons. They were positioned throughout the tunnels, some of them running or carrying items and all of them made from precious metals cast into forms so life-like it was hard to believe they weren’t once real people. It was as if the residents of this place had been frozen into these metallic forms. What we found at the center of this labyrinthine city was a circular chamber with four stone statues at its center. Each was in the form of a great dog-like beast, carved from the same white marble and glowing metal as the city walls. Each of them carried a luminescent stone rested gently within its jaws. We took notes and collected several of the books from the library, along with those four stones to bring back to the surface for further analysis. It took us three days to find that exit back to the mine shaft and another four days of travel to get back to the surface. In that span of time, my colleagues began to have unusual dreams. Marylin, our linguist, was first to complain of poor sleep saying that she kept having dreams that she was back inside the city’s labyrinth. I remember her telling me the most unusual thing, that the writing on the walls had begun to make sense. “Formulas” she said, “the secrets of transmutation”. By the time we reached the exit, I feared that my colleagues had gone entirely mad. All of them seemed to be in a stupor and had begun to speak nonsensically. The miners helped me bring them to the infirmary, but over the subsequent nights, they all went missing. All three of them seemed to disappear without a trace. . . And three of the four stones we had uncovered had gone missing along with them. I too have started to have unusual dreams. I wander through those bright halls, passing by statues with that glowing stone in my hand. As I walk my limbs grow heavy as I approach that circular room in the center of the labyrinth and I could swear that those stone beasts have turned to greet me. We attempted to follow up regarding Charles Roswell’s report, but found that he had disappeared following his statement. We were able to recover several of the books that his team reportedly returned with, although all of the pages were completely blank. We also attempted to find the entrance to the reported city, but the mining team reported that it had somehow closed on its own. Even when they attempted to extend the tunnel, there was nothing but dark stone beyond.
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