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The ''' | The '''dragon-embossed journal''' is a [[Dragonwilds:Lore Scraps|lore scrap]] found in a collapsed shack in the western part of [[Dragonwilds:Bleakfield's Valley]] at the end of the lower western road. | ||
==Map== | ==Map== | ||
{{ | {{Map|Dragon-embossed Journal|width=250px|height=250px|zoom=3|center=-29908.986,98009.664}} | ||
==Journal== | ==Journal== | ||
{{ | {{Journal entry|I have seen what love looks like, and it spirals through the clouds. Serpentine patterns entwined together as they dance in the sun’s rays and share the sky with one another. For such large creatures, you would think them incapable of grace, yet I have never seen a dance so beautiful as the two of them together. | ||
My grandmother speaks of their dance with a smile on her wrinkled lips. Telling stories of how the villagers danced the same, hand in hand, around the dark fires of winter. Bringing love and hope and joy in a musical war against the dark. Yet, there is a knowing sort of sadness when I ask where the dragons' children are. | My grandmother speaks of their dance with a smile on her wrinkled lips. Telling stories of how the villagers danced the same, hand in hand, around the dark fires of winter. Bringing love and hope and joy in a musical war against the dark. Yet, there is a knowing sort of sadness when I ask where the dragons' children are. | ||
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I can’t wait to learn a dance of my own. Perhaps I can spiral through the clouds like they do, wouldn’t that be a wonderful thing?}} | I can’t wait to learn a dance of my own. Perhaps I can spiral through the clouds like they do, wouldn’t that be a wonderful thing?}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:04, 11 August 2026
The dragon-embossed journal is a lore scrap found in a collapsed shack in the western part of Dragonwilds:Bleakfield's Valley at the end of the lower western road.