Jonas spent a large part of his life in the great city of Hallador. The city never ceases to fill him with wonder and awe. But simply asking “why” sets his mind on a journey to uncover many unanswered questions about Hallador and its mysterious origins.
Dragon trolls do not exist, but Yerik knew what he saw. He fought the creature face to face. He knew he wasn’t wrong. Yerik didn’t care if others believed him or not. But counting the battle as a draw was an outcome that Yerik could not live with
Brynhilda is a storyteller with fantastical fairytales of daring adventures from the old world. But her stories of lore carry more fact than fiction for those that choose to believe.
Torben’s impulsivity and energetic theatrics unfortunately overshadowed his brilliance. But his quick thinking and ability to improvise saves lives, whether or not people choose to believe it.
Enok was kind and helpful to anyone in need. But when staring down a wild goat three times his size, he wasn’t motivated by doing the right thing, or helping others. He liked the rush of excitement facing the high-risk challenge.
Lili loves to watch the people and dragons as they go about their lives. Sometimes she closes her eyes and imagines what each person and dragon is doing. But in the light of her mind and imagination, she discovers that she can see more with her eyes closed than open.
Leila knew she wasn't wrong about the anomalies she observed within biological creatures, but why was she the only one observing these events?
Like a mighty river flowing, Ella was intent on leaving her mark on the world. The storms of life made the river wilder and stronger. If she wanted to accomplish something, nothing would stop her from getting what she wanted.
