The Complete Teyvat Library
Dragon references across legends, ancient records, serpent stories, and sovereign-adjacent texts.
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...tales of the ruins and Vennessa, began to tell the story of the Wind Dragon. He began to sing, "The story to be told hails from ancient times, when the gods walked among us in their prime."...
...s, it begins in the age when the stars and the moon held the sky, the dragons ruled the land, and Lord of the Night ruled the night realm. The people then were ignorant, and wandered the...
Volume 1 Legends tell that in a time long past, proud dragons roamed freely across the expanses of Natlan, a land they called their home. Back then, before the humans of this land had formed...
...His Majesty..." Unable to bear the ceaseless chatter any longer, the dragon let forth a thunderous roar, cutting it short. It could smell that repulsive scent on her, the kind that even all...
...he ancient texts into carpets and felt tents. My mind comprehends the dragon-lords and barbarian kings of benighted ages, My tongue can engage the most verbose Monetoo in verse, My stories...
...t referring to you, Vera." "No!" Sachi yelled as the gnarly jaws of a dragon closed around him. "Do you surrender to me now?" The giant dragon jeered. "Surrender and concede that you are...
...e origin of heaven and earth is like the chicken and egg, and are not dragons and snakes kin?" No sooner had the sage Aberaku uttered these words than he was overthrown by troops lying in...
...us and noble knight, and his valiant battle against a venom-breathing dragon, much has already been said earlier that we shall draw to a close here. Now, we shall look back and talk of...
...e dark Volcano Lord. The Great Volcano was once the dwelling of great dragons, and on this matter little further need be said. But when they fled amidst the flames, their dwelling was seized...
...ash that I lose my diary en route... Volume 2: Qingce Village Leaving Dragonspine, I waded through rivers, walked across shoals carpeted with silver grass, and made my way through...
..., their entire bodies draped in armor made of crystals, the scales of dragons, and cabbages, and they tore into the massive birds, biting them until they cried for their mommies and daddies...
...ncient world, none were more evil than Woobakwa — not even demons and dragons. Woobakwa despised everything nice, and swore to transform beauty into ugliness and turn light into dark. At the...
...t, Remus conquered all the islands on the high waters. Even the great dragon beneath the abyssal depths submitted to his power. Those were the best days since the end of earliest peoples...
...uld never have known that the valiant tribe that once could equal the dragons would be reduced to corpse-eating monsters a thousand years later, and that their sullied honor and bones would...
...ny of the nobles, the poverty of the commoners, and the ravage of the dragon; meanwhile, the self-proclaimed "orthodox" church — a mere figurehead, controlled by the ruling class — advocated...
...e origin of heaven and earth is like the chicken and egg, and are not dragons and snakes kin?" No sooner had the sage Aberaku uttered these words than he was overthrown by troops lying in...
...ottled green — that my ancestors called Kahotea. And like the ancient dragons, soar effortlessly to the mountains where chants abound... The lost envoys of the heavens built there a city of...
...tter ancestors who held divine power, A tale of angels, gods and vile dragons, A tale of the deities and peoples of all the land. Each myth and legend she turned to song, And the wind...
...o the battlefield she marched to Barbatos' singing voice, The demonic dragon fled from her might and the people did rejoice. Corpulent aristocrats crawled under tables at such a valiant...
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