Dragonspectre
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Dragonspectre7hrespondió a LeryniaFor some, it is.
Harry woke up with a start, only to find himself in his room surrounded by darkness in Grimmauld Place. He let out a sigh of relief, realising it was just a dream. He had a dream about the countless men and the number of Giants he had killed, which was disturbing his mind. Putting his head in his hands, Harry felt like a migraine was slowly taking root. Blindly reaching out with his hand, Harry searched the nightstand for a minute until he finally found the cigarette pack and his wand. Lighting a small fire, he lit the cigarette and breathed in the smoke. The warmth it provided temporarily distracted him, and after a few puffs, Harry felt the migraine lessen.- Dragonspectre7hrespondió a Pranay_495Ch 2 Chapter 2: The quest for knowledge
- Dragonspectre4drespondió a Robert_Pippin
Type the link into a we browser. It'll naturally open the Discord app and give you entry to the server.
https://discord.gg/Nw2JH25fJf - Dragonspectre6drespondió a nikita_vdovin
Aegon is the third son of Baelon Targaryen.
The dragon keepers of Dragonstone were supposedly the best in their work, and if he wanted to find the right dragon, he needed their services. An extended stay in Dragonstone would help him amass some knowledge of Valyrian magic if he could access those vaults. If he could learn medicine from a master in Dragonstone at his leisure, it would be even better. - Dragonspectre8drespondió a nikita_vdovin
Caraxes is Daemon's dragon.
The dragon keepers of Dragonstone were supposedly the best in their work, and if he wanted to find the right dragon, he needed their services. An extended stay in Dragonstone would help him amass some knowledge of Valyrian magic if he could access those vaults. If he could learn medicine from a master in Dragonstone at his leisure, it would be even better. - Dragonspectre8drespondió a Idk_who_I_amCh 93 Chapter 93: In a raven's arms
- Dragonspectre8drespondió a Classic_BalrogCh 93 Chapter 93: In a raven's arms
- Dragonspectre8drespondió a TheGreatGodCh 93 Chapter 93: In a raven's arms
- Dragonspectre8drespondió a 121314554Ch 93 Chapter 93: In a raven's arms
- Dragonspectre8drespondió a Deverosfear
Sorry. I made a mistake. I've restored the chapter
Chapter 93: In a raven's arms - Dragonspectre8drespondió a Somebody123Ch 93 Chapter 93: In a raven's arms
- Dragonspectre8drespondió a Ash_born01Ch 93 Chapter 93: In a raven's arms
- Dragonspectre18drespondió a Daniel_Pendergrass
There is no 'Damascus steel'. It's also not Wootz steel because that is not a Tamil word. Southern India is where Uruk was produced. Eastern sultanates purchased Uruk ingots and transported them on their ships from southern Indian empires and had them reforged in their empires. Damascus steel is the name Europeans gave to the steel weapons their enemies used. The sultanates never called them Damascus steel in their writings.
In his travels around the world, he came to love the craft of a blacksmith. There was something primaeval to that profession that called him to this ancient art. His curiosity had led him all the way to Sri Lanka and Southern India where the origins of Damascus steel lay waiting for someone with the right resources to claim. - Dragonspectre18drespondió a THOT_SLAYER70
In the story, the Valyrins bound the Old Gods to the Dragonmont and used them as a battery of sorts. So, yeah. They have beef with the Valyrians.
As powerful as he was, Harry was not idiotic enough to mess with the abode of gods. They were the most powerful in their realm, as the Valyrians found out painfully. If anyone needs to see the power of the Old Gods, one only needs to look at the Doom of Valyria. - Dragonspectre24drespondió a THOT_SLAYER70
Valyrians conquered Dragonstone and made it their westernmost outpost. Valyrians had come into conflict with the First Men even though they never bothered to invade Westeros.
As powerful as he was, Harry was not idiotic enough to mess with the abode of gods. They were the most powerful in their realm, as the Valyrians found out painfully. If anyone needs to see the power of the Old Gods, one only needs to look at the Doom of Valyria. - Dragonspectre24drespondió a Daniel_Pendergrass
No. That was the belief of Europeans until they came to India where they found the source of Damascus steel of their rival sultanates. The original name of the steel is Uruk.
In his travels around the world, he came to love the craft of a blacksmith. There was something primaeval to that profession that called him to this ancient art. His curiosity had led him all the way to Sri Lanka and Southern India where the origins of Damascus steel lay waiting for someone with the right resources to claim. - Dragonspectre1mthrespondió a Valentin_Reyes_9115
You're an idiot.
He screamed as he felt the forces of gravity increase and renewed its assault on his senses throwing off his recovery. He tried to concentrate his energy into his eyes to fire off a laser beam but the energy could not escape out of his eyes. With gravity being distinctly powerful, even energy and light was getting warped. - Dragonspectre1mthrespondió a 6BigBoneMeat9
He screamed. I didn't say everyone heard him scream.
He screamed as he felt the forces of gravity increase and renewed its assault on his senses throwing off his recovery. He tried to concentrate his energy into his eyes to fire off a laser beam but the energy could not escape out of his eyes. With gravity being distinctly powerful, even energy and light was getting warped. - Dragonspectre1mthrespondió a Rigchel
Yep.
In reality, the invasive species was an insectoid creature that possessed a type of energy that was modifying the Celestial from its basic building blocks of life. He didn't know what would happen once the condition ran its full cycle. He hoped the space plague would end up killing the Celestial, but he was not sure that was the end result. Even now, the celestial he unearthed from ice is not entirely dead. Whatever process the space plague was using to infect its Celestial host, it never ran its course as both of them were frozen deep in billions of years of ice until he unearthed them from the continent and secured them in a vault.