What Dragons Remember

Memory is not a gift. It is a burden. Zorvex has watched civilizations rise, fracture, and vanish into dust, their stories swallowed by time and silence. Where others forget, dragons remember-and in that remembering lies a weight no mortal mind was meant to carry. But something has begun to shift. Patterns once predictable now fracture. Histories no longer align. Threads of memory twist into something unfamiliar.
something wrong. What Zorvex once observed from a distance now presses closer, demanding not just witness-but choice. To remember is to understand. To understand is to act. And for the first time in an age, a dragon must decide whether the role of observer is enough. or if intervention will cost more than the world itself. Because some memories were never meant to return.