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The Search for the Artifact of Dark Magic
The wind whistled softly as Fagora, Salina, and Isanda climbed the gently sloping hill toward the shore of Arthras Lake. Ahead of them, on a sprawling emerald-green meadow, lay Udia, the ancient dragon. His scales shimmered faintly in the sunlight, and his eyes, once bright and full of wisdom, now appeared cloudy and pensive. Above the lake, guardian dragons circled, their silhouetted shapes standing out against the azure sky. Fagora felt a deep concern. Udia had changed. Cautiously, she approached his left ear and whispered, “Udia, will you be able to fly us?” Isanda, the High Priestess of the Migad Sect, and Salina, her loyal companion, stood respectfully back, waiting for a response. After a moment of silence, Udia sent a telepathic image to Fagora—a clear vision of flight. He was ready. With relieved sighs, the three women climbed onto the dragon's broad, warm back. “To Nosphre in the Tower of Stars,” called Salina, and Udia rose into the air with a powerful wingbeat.
Their flight took them over the rugged lands of Junkar toward the Vuljun Volcano. There, a startling sight greeted them: A large gathering of dragons had assembled in the surrounding meadows. But their demeanor was not peaceful. Some of them rose into the air, spitting fire and setting the nearby forests ablaze. “This is not good,” Fagora said in a serious tone. “The dragons seem to be seeking revenge. It is high time we find the Artifact of Dark Magic.”
Udia landed gently near the majestic mountains, where the impressive Tower of Stars reached into the sky, its peak sparkling like a beacon in the clear twilight. The air was cool and filled with a distant, mystical sound emanating from the mysterious structure. Isanda stepped forward, her eyes full of determination, as she spoke: “We stand by your side, Fagora. Together, we will accompany you to Nosphre.” Fagora, visibly exhausted but grateful, lifted her head. A faint smile crossed her face as she felt the warmth of Isanda's encouraging words. “I thank you,” she said in a weak voice, “I could not undertake this journey alone. Your support means everything to me.”
Their steps echoed softly on the ancient stone floor as they entered the tower. The interior of the tower was bathed in warm, golden light emanating from delicate wall sconces and a magnificent chandelier at the center of the ceiling. The light seemed to flow like liquid gold across the richly decorated walls, adorned with star maps and intricate, otherworldly symbols. At the center of the room stood Nosphre, the wise astronomer and seer, clad in a robe embroidered with constellations. His old but knowing eyes smiled gently as he greeted them expectantly. With a welcoming gesture, he pointed to a long, intricately carved wooden table, set with Vuljun tea—a magical tea whose scent of honey and summer flowers filled the room—and an abundant array of fresh fruits. “Take a seat,” he said in a deep, melodious voice, both soothing and full of mystery. “We have much to discuss, and the stars have revealed their secrets. It is time for you to learn.”
The atmosphere was suffused with a mysterious, almost sacred tranquility, and the guests felt as if they had entered another world, where space and time held no meaning. “What brings you to me?” he asked, his voice imbued with decades of wisdom. Fagora voiced her concerns: “We seek the Artifact of Dark Magic. The dragons have changed since my husband was afflicted by a dark spell. And I am expecting a child in just a few days.”
Nosphre turned his gaze to the large telescope by the window, aimed at the distant sun Xuna. “The dark magic is spreading,” he said. “A dark mist that distorts the minds of dragons. They long to be free, but their newfound aggressiveness leads to them being hunted by humans and mythical creatures.” Salina, seated beside Fagora, added, “We believe the artifact is in Nykwald, near the Dark Trolls. It must be destroyed, and only Fagora can do it. Then balance could be restored.” Nosphre shook his head, his expression a mix of worry and deep-rooted mystery. “It is more complicated than you think,” he finally murmured, his voice heavy with the weight of truth.
Fagora closed her eyes, took a deep breath, and then reopened them, her determination unbroken. She knew Nosphre was hiding something essential, something that held the key to their quest. “Speak already, Nosphre,” she urged, her voice trembling with impatience. “We have no time to lose.”
A shadow of uncertainty flickered across Nosphre’s face as he remained still for a moment. Then, almost reluctantly, he reached into his pocket and pulled out an old, leather-bound book. The book showed the wear of centuries: its cover was worn, its corners frayed, the once brilliant golden embossing faded. Nevertheless, it exuded an aura of power and significance—the Book of Nosphre. “You must understand,” Nosphre began softly as he carefully turned the pages. The smell of parchment and old ink rose to their noses. “This book contains answers... but also dangers. It has only been opened once before, and the consequences were devastating. Fagora has this book too.” The yellowed pages crackled softly with every movement of his fingers as he searched for a specific spot. Finally, he stopped and pointed to a page inscribed with strange, convoluted writing. “This… this is what you must seek.”
Fagora leaned forward, her eyes scanning the mysterious symbols, which seemed almost alive. Her mind raced. Whatever she had expected, it was not this. Nosphre carefully flipped through the yellowed pages. “The artifact is guarded by a man, an emissary of the god vampire Sethur. His name is Perstus, and he was once a mighty dragon. The dark mist is not just a passive force; it is alive and feeds on fear and despair. And Fagora, your husband is merely a tool in Perstus's hands.” Salina audibly gasped as the news hit her like a blow. Her eyes widened, and for a moment, she seemed oblivious to the world around her. “Where is Perstus now?” Her voice sounded strained, a mixture of desperation and fear.
Fagora, however, could no longer maintain her composure. Her gaze bore into Nosphre like a dagger, seemingly calm but inwardly consumed by a seething fury. Fagora stepped closer, her words cutting and full of intensity: “I command you to tell me immediately.”
Nosphre, attempting to maintain an air of calm, reached for the cup before him with trembling hands and took a long sip of tea. The rising steam enveloped his face, but he could not hide the nervousness reflected in his gaze. He grabbed a grape from the bowl before him, chewing slowly as though to buy time, before finally speaking in a voice that was not as firm as he had intended. “Perstus... might be in the fortress of Nytral, hidden deep in the forests of Sakar,” he began, carefully choosing his words. “Or...” Nosphre added after a tense breath, “he might be in the Dragon Temple of Drakar, where shadows are long, and secrets run deep.” He paused, as if to soften the wrath of his audience, and hesitantly added, “I am not sure.”
Fagora clenched her fists, and for a moment, it seemed as though she was about to hold Nosphre accountable. Instead, she cast a glance at Salina, hoping she could decipher the crucial clues. Salina returned her gaze, her determination like a light cutting through the darkness. The hunt for Perstus had only just begun.
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