Coveted by kings and nobles alike, wyverns ensured the rise of the Conqueror, Emperor Aulgalan.
Yet the true origin of wyvern eggs remains a mystery. They are not laid by existing wyverns, nor are they hatched by fire. Their inner workings are a closely guarded secret, known only to the Ardulai—the Empire’s symbiotic religion—and shared solely with the highest members of their order: the High Corynths.
Curiously, the deaths of former emperors’ firstborns often coincide with the sudden appearance of newborn wyverns. But that is most likely just a coincidence... or a petty rumour.
Coveted by kings and nobles alike, wyverns ensured the rise of the Conqueror, Emperor Aulgalan.
Yet the true origin of wyvern eggs remains a mystery. They are not laid by existing wyverns, nor are they hatched by fire. Their inner workings are a closely guarded secret, known only to the Ardulai—the Empire’s symbiotic religion—and shared solely with the highest members of their order: the High Corynths.
Curiously, the deaths of former emperors’ firstborns often coincide with the sudden appearance of newborn wyverns. But that is most likely just a coincidence... or a petty rumour.
Coveted by kings and nobles alike, wyverns ensured the rise of the Conqueror, Emperor Aulgalan.
Yet the true origin of wyvern eggs remains a mystery. They are not laid by existing wyverns, nor are they hatched by fire. Their inner workings are a closely guarded secret, known only to the Ardulai—the Empire’s symbiotic religion—and shared solely with the highest members of their order: the High Corynths.
Curiously, the deaths of former emperors’ firstborns often coincide with the sudden appearance of newborn wyverns. But that is most likely just a coincidence... or a petty rumour.
Coveted by kings and nobles alike, wyverns ensured the rise of the Conqueror, Emperor Aulgalan.
Yet the true origin of wyvern eggs remains a mystery. They are not laid by existing wyverns, nor are they hatched by fire. Their inner workings are a closely guarded secret, known only to the Ardulai—the Empire’s symbiotic religion—and shared solely with the highest members of their order: the High Corynths.
Curiously, the deaths of former emperors’ firstborns often coincide with the sudden appearance of newborn wyverns. But that is most likely just a coincidence... or a petty rumour.
Coveted by kings and nobles alike, wyverns ensured the rise of the Conqueror, Emperor Aulgalan.
Yet the true origin of wyvern eggs remains a mystery. They are not laid by existing wyverns, nor are they hatched by fire. Their inner workings are a closely guarded secret, known only to the Ardulai—the Empire’s symbiotic religion—and shared solely with the highest members of their order: the High Corynths.
Curiously, the deaths of former emperors’ firstborns often coincide with the sudden appearance of newborn wyverns. But that is most likely just a coincidence... or a petty rumour.