Built thousands of years aog, the Dragon Temple is as much a symbol as it is a monument. It has stood against wars and disasters, and symbolizes the very being of all dragons and humans. The Priests welcome all into the upper levels of the temple, where the purest of the faded Gold Dragons can be found. The lower Sanctums are sacred, and only Priests may enter.
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Towering above Dragon City this place is well known for its beauty and high-class citizens. It holds the popular and hallowed Dragon Temple where the Golden Dragons are bred and cared for. It is second in size only to Mid Town but only because it has no market-place, and the taverns are very expensive. Sky Town builds to show off and keeps up with currently technology. It ia the most sophisticated and up to date place arguably, in all of Draconis. In comparison to the rest of Dragon City Sky-Town is relatively safe.
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“Nothing’s fair in Fair-town” is an old saying that rings very true. The Town’s name comes from the many fairs and festivals held here every year. This has turned into a slight irony as the people in Fair Town are hagglers. This area boasts the cities weapon-crafters and workers and also holds the largest stable areas for breeding. But apart from this the open market-place is the highlight of Fair Town and it makes a living from the taverns that are bustling and packed to the brim, but always has an extra room for someone to use, and with the Aurium gardens so close by it isn't a wonder why the place is so bustling.
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Right before the Furrows lies Dark Town. This is a far more dangerous part of the city and hosts the Black Market in Squire's End for those who know where to look, and due to the high crime-rate also hosts the unforgiving Precinct. The place is built on history, as this used to be where old crafters hosted their work shops but times have changed and now bands of thieves and brigands have settled here. Older structures still stand but mostly the area is built out of shacked houses and lit with smudged lamp lights. No sunlight reaches this part of town, and a fine ash falls down from the crafters workshops in Fair Town.
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When the first golden bones were found, the City turned into a mining town. As the city grew it built up and up. But when the Mines ran dry, the Mining Trench, or Furrows, were forgotten. The Furrows run around the city like a dried out moat and they are no less than 50 feet deep. They are filthy and smell aweful as the sewer lines spill out here sometimes. Those too poor for houses, but too proud for crime, flee down here in the hopes of finding some peace. Some live in the mines, but it is dangerous so most make small clay homes from the dirt and grime. It is a hard life down here, but due to the poverty. one of the safer areas of Dragon City, although living so close to the Labyrinth is not something anyone can truly consider as 'safe.'
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In the Deadlands, beyond the cities, before any bridge or pass can be reached one must pass through the Swamp of Bones. A land of Marshes and dead trees, sink holes and deadly creatures that hunt you in the night. The mists are thick and the days short, making travelling here dangerous at the best of times. But what makes this place such a marvel are the old Dragon Bones that jut out among the sludge and pools of slime. How these Bones came to be here is a mystery, but many poachers and smugglers in search of Golden on Grey bones will risk their lives in these swamps, and even the Pits in order to find them. But few make it back, and those that do tell of voices of creatures that hunt you and strange happenings that make the hair stand up on the back of your neck. It is said the place is haunted. Haunted by the dragons who protect their bones. Tread carefully travelers, stick to the Roads, lest you and your dragon are dug up by thieves and poachers.
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