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Daven Forest

 

The Heart of all Stories

1st Legend

Started 29th December 2000

Status ~ Finished

About Sion

The Sion Blessing can make the user in to any other animal and increase the user's strength in battle.  This blessing has been misused throughout history and in the end was thought to have been destroyed.  Alas no!  The Ruler of Wolf Mountain at that time loved the blessing, it was thought to have made him a little mad.    But his son, Wolfee stole the blessing and tried to destroy it, he couldn't.    Wolfee was a keen dragon trainer, he sent for his most loved baby dragon, Misaco to hide it in Magical Caves.  Misaco was never seen again, rumours have it that Misaco still guards the blessing to this day...

A strange slate of gold with a paw mark shape in it was hidden next to the blessing.  The blessing was put inside the paw mark to be safe.  This Gold Slate is said to be cursed with evil.  If any wolf touches it to get the blessing out, and eternal curse will be covering the mountain.     This curse can only be cured of a wolf true of heart and soul.   The blessing can not be touched or the curse will fall.  As soon as the curse hits the mountain everything will drown in a great flood.  The blessing and slate should be left alone... or all will suffer...

Role-Play

Hunting
Hunting Backup
Prayers
Wolf Mountain

Breeding
Find a Mate
Puppy Play Clearing and Adoption

Packs
Outcast Gangs


South of the Mountain

Traydon River
Battling Grounds
The Wild River
Shell Shock Island


North of the Mountain

Misty Island
River Danson
Dragon Tower
Ice Mountain Peak


East of the Mountain

The City and Beyond
Shama Forest
Dragon Beach
Dragon Tree
Lake of Reflection


West of the Mountain

Devil's Tomb
Hiy'o Waterfall
Ice Moon Stream

 

 

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