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“I know of many things, but I cannot speak about them.” “You can’t leave it at that.” “I can and I will.” Annoyed and not understanding why they were not keeping him and his men abreast at the accruing happening. “Tell me about this Queen that is to command.” “You will find out tomorrow when we confer.” More confused than ever and his men, looking and listing not knowing what to say. “Daphne, how do you know of such things?” Looked directly at Airamon, “The dragons speak to us while we sleep; we hear them in our minds.” “Daphne you have gone mad.” “It may appear that way, but no my Lord, the castle of dragons awakens once more. The dragons have lit the flame, warning the people that they are in great danger. The …show more content…
We pray to the heavens that she has learned all that Darkness knows. That she be as strong as the book of legend has spoken.” You could see a deep-rooted fear come from Daphne as he tried to explain to them. “We hope the dragons can awaken the power that lays dormant within her. Were thankful to the ancestors, for they changed her destiny. Now are people may have a chance against this Dark Kingdom.” ` “Not much of this is making any sense Daphne. What about this ancient castle of dragons, have you ever seen the castle of dragons?” With great sadness in his voice, “Yes, my Lord, birth given to me there, it is my true home, and I have missed it. The stone is calling everyone back and all the bloodstone back to her. For the castle holds the power of the greatest magic ever known.” “Now I know you have gone mad, stone that speak, magic, dragons speaking, witches. OK lets try this again, are there dragon riders in our land?” “Thousands of dragon riders my King all the realms are called on once more. Their riders are forthcoming, dragons and their kings to serve you in this time of war. Now you must eat and

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