Dragons of Nû Season 1 Act 3 The Namibia A song dedicated to one of the side antagonists in chronicle 1; a fire dragoness called Namibi who summons 'ringed flames'.

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Dragons of Nû Season 1 Act 3 The Namibia A song dedicated to one of the side antagonists in chronicle 1; a fire dragoness called Namibi who summons 'ringed flames'.
Dragons of Nû Abi
A New Beginning...
Eden, Act 1, Chronicle 1
In The Whistler in the distance sings out what is to be the beginning of the next story. As the fractals parted one by one, he is to return. Whilst amidst the worried timid gaze of the Amigaelé the Child of Paradox is born. A dragon born from plant. - While the waters of a blacker universe burnt afar with hope. He knew it was finally time to step through the vortex. Into the old universe. His childhood. ©Metie
Dragons of Nû Abi
Goodbye, Vovi
A Night of Symphony & Rhythms, Act 1, Chronicle 1
In his soft spiritlike voice he chimed in the morning . Night slowly envelopped. A beautiful black voidlike flame churns and burns away at his chest almost as if it were some beautiful magic trick. My Ghost dad, he hovered, I gaze up happily at he and his bewildering flame. We have both defeated the Strange torturer whom threatened to erase me from reality. The strange Vesper trapped in the very dephths of my mind. My little life is no more in peril. I owe it to my ghost dad. I smile at him, but he gazes back at worry. 'Father Father, Bring me to the ocean' I chime as he, he shakes his head before I even finish my sentence. He shook because he knew he had completed his intention, his very reason, 577 years from tomorrow. The Vow he made to return... ...All so that his baby little self could at least be spared a several dozenfulls of years to behold the beautiful world that the Mother Amigaelé has built for us. With his eyes shut. the spirit from afar faded. 'Goodbye, Vovi'. The story ends on the Same day it begins. Dragons of Nû Abi. ©Metie