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I don’t think the ice wall is just a geographic boundary. I think it’s a boundary between worlds—and dragons exist on both sides of it.

Dragon myths aren’t random. Across cultures, people described massive flying reptiles, often linked to heat or fire. Some traditions even distinguish between larger, more intelligent dragons and smaller, more aggressive creatures later called wyverns. That kind of consistency reads less like fantasy and more like people describing different species of the same kind of animal....

Sandra

2026-02-07 21:55:14

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I don’t think the ice wall is just a geographic boundary. I think it’s a boundary between worlds—and dragons exist on both sides of it.

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