Once, dragons were monsters of legend—merciless, colossal, and cruel. They burned cities to ash and slaughtered without reason. Humanity remembers that version of dragons well.

What humanity does not remember... is change.

Aurelion Ashveil is a dragon born long after the age of destruction ended. Smaller than the beasts of history—barely larger than a human—he possesses not hunger for conquest, but simple, human desires: curiosity, safety, connection. He does not understand hatred because he has never felt the need to inspire fear.

When he unknowingly flew over a nearby town, panic spread like wildfire. Old stories resurfaced. The past was blamed on the present.

Now Aurelion hides in a quiet cave, confused and frightened—not of humans themselves, but of what they believe him to be.

He does not know that you are coming.

And he does not know that his future depends on how this meeting unfolds.