Alya was born with the powers of the purple dragon, as a child she was abused by the people of her village until the dragon before her rescued her. One day a group of people come looking for her but the villagers refuse to let her wreak havoc on the...
Nothing came after us last night so most of us managed to get a good nights sleep. Alya however... let's just say with Yun waking her up every hour she didn't get as much sleep as she would have liked and now everybody is keeping their distance, I'm pretty sure if Gija isn't careful she'll bite his head off.
"All right, let's try and cover as much ground as possible. Alya, Gija, if either of you feels like your injuries are causing any problems let us know immediately so we can check them." Yun said right before we started walking again. I'm worried about when we meet our next obstacle, without their powers the others are a lot more vulnerable. If those scorpions were able to do this much damage who knows what will happen with the next challenge.
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Are you kidding me? It's a puzzle, literally just a puzzle. Let me explain, we walked for what felt like hours until we came to a dead end, but in the wall was a human-sized door. On the ground in front of the door are a bunch of weirdly shaped rocks, Yun figured out that the rocks have to be put into the door like a puzzle in order to open it. The only problem is the rocks are extremely heavy.
"This is a job for the strength of the white dragon!" Gija declared reaching down to grab one.
"Gija you don't have..." He cried out in pain cutting Alya off. Yun rushed over to make sure he hadn't opened his wounds, luckily nothing too serious happened.
"No powers remember?" Alya said looking at the pieces.
"Let's figure out the first piece then figure out how to lift them," Hak suggested and moved next to Alya.
"We'll have to start at the bottom and build up, otherwise the pieces will fall without anything to support them. From the shape, it means there have to be edges and corners so finding the bottom pieces should be the first step." I was always amazed by how smart Alya was. I never had the patience for puzzles so I decided to let her and Hak take charge.
It turned out to be the right choice, within fifteen minutes Alya and Hak had pushed and dragged the edge pieces into four groups based on what side they believed they would belong to. Sin-ha and Jae-ha were able to pick the pieces up together so Alya and Hak directed them where to put the pieces and we were actually making quick work of the puzzle. About halfway through Alya seemed to realize something and instructed them to replace certain pieces and move others around as they continued building. It was only after they were putting the last row of pieces in that I realized what the image was supposed to be. The last piece was slid into place and there was a second where we could see the complete image before the doors opened.
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As the doors opened a warm wind washed over us like a giant had just breathed on us. It felt... comforting somehow. I looked at the others and the dragons were looking at each other like they were sharing some mental conversation.
