"Hopefully.... Dragon Campaigns are known to be very distructive to both the land and to life in general," she said, "They cause so much damage, and I never want to see the land in such pain."

(No, Valenth is going to be shut down :'( 

(*wails*  NUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!!!!!!!!)

"Then nevermind...  if it is going to hurt nature, then it will hurt me, and I might have to stop it then..." she said with a frown.

"The only way to truly stop it is to destroy the Moon that Never Sets. It has been tried many times, but it always ended in failure. No one have ever been able to destroy it. Those that have tried offten report there being an entire world held within, and that the core is held within the laberynth the Moon creates within itself. No one has made it to the core before it dissappears for another 11,000 years," she said with a sigh, "There's never been two reports saying the same scenery either."

"Wait, so there are two moons?" she asked questioningly.  It made no sense to her.  There was Moonlight, who.watched from the normal moon, now there was another moon?  What was the world coming to?

"It is a moon in name only. No one is sure what exactly it is. It's only called a moon because of it's appearance as a large moon," she said, "The records say that the craters are really holes that lead deeper in an d into the worlds inside."

"Okay.  It sort of makes sense, but I just can't wrap my head around that concept." she said deeply puzzled. "It takes the appearance of something we see every night, yet it holds some form of life?"

"Sort of. Those that have managed to get i, have written that though there appears to be life inside the Moon, there is no life energy flowing through any of the inhabitants other than a single foce eminating from the center of the Moon," she said, "If we ever pass through Denigrad, they have a library completely dedicated to the lore, legends, and records of the Dragon Campaigns. Maybe you can make sence of it once you know more of the object itself. I'm only recalling what I managed to gather from locals in the north and around these parts."

She nodded.  "It is a very confusing topic.  Would you like to go back and see if they are ready?" she asked.

"If you're ready, we might as well check," she said, stretching, "I could stand to get a little mroe reast though."

"We'll let you rest a little longer.  It won't hurt just staying hee a bit longer..." she said, looking out at the sky with her head still in Ahnah's lap.

"Thank you, between being woke up late last night and having to deal with Tyler, I'm a bot drained," she said, leaning back, into Goldenscale, "If they're in a hurry, they'll send someone up here to get us."

"Hopefully.  Btut human matters are a bit tiresome." she said with a sigh.  

"That they are. Sometimes, I think they're just making things overly complicated," she said, closing her eyes, "Still, I know they'll send someone for us, they always do. Hopefully they wont send one of the town's folk. Seeing you up close like this would scare them quite a bit."

"Even with me feathers and mane?" she chuckled.  She understood why they might be scared, but no matter what she woukd n't harm them.  Unless they would harm her first.

"Yes, but you might make a few friends among the younger humans. They'd probably be more curious than afraid," she smilled, "They're similar to hatchlings, only less likely to wonder too faar from home."