Faintbird's Clan

At the foot of the mountain, end of the forest, dragons can meet a peaceful village down the river. The village is near a beach with clear blue waters. This is a breeding place that has been passed down from generation to generation. On the beach stand shallow pits of various sizes, inside which the sea water is emerging from the ground. From the legends dragons believe that in the past when civilization had not yet formed, whenever the breeding season came, boys and girls would start from various tribes and followed the rivers down to the sea.

After arrivals, the male digged sand pits suitable for hatching on the beach. They dotted their pits with colorful shells and beautiful round stones, looking forward to the female's favor. When two dragons decided to feed their offspring together, eggs were laid in the pit and most of their shells need to be immersed in water to allow baby dragons absorb magic elements in the water. The remaining part should be exposed to the air to elevate the oxygen necessary for growth.

When young dragons hatched and became strong enough to accept the challenge of nature, parents would carried the young dragon away from the breeding place and set off on the journey home. But not every dragon is lucky. New borns sometimes died due to physical or natural disasters; adult dragons may also lose their way home due to watercourse changes or terrible weather. Some dragons who failed to return to their homeland chose to find a new area for living, some followed the dragon god's messenger to the great battle, and the rest returned to the breeding place, looking forward to the arrival of their loved ones in the future breeding seasons.

Now, intelligent Arcanes have invented compass to identify the direction, and the caravans will also guide the lost people even if they are busy. The past worries become trivial. Although the progress of civilization has brought more population movements, many dragons who have just begun to love still choose this ancient way to get a romantic encounter.