Aeron (AIR-ron)
The Dragon Continent
Aeron is a landmass in the shape of a dragon's head on the northern hemisphere of Aonaran. This continent is often nicknamed the Dragon Continent not only due to its shape but also because it is the only home to all dragon species on the planet. It has six distinct terrestrial and three aquatic regions that all house their own unique dragon species.
Geography
Aeron's geography is a marvel of diversity, shaped by the draconic themes and the elemental forces that influence the continent.
Beginning on the dragon's nose, there lie the Frozen Horn Mountains. This frozen wasteland is barren and mountainous with the occasional hardy forest dotted about. In the middle of the Frozen Horn Mountains lies the Black Ice Glacier. This hunk of ice holds an unimaginable amount of ice magic, which brought about the region's frigid nature.
In between the Frozen Horn Mountains and the neighbouring region, the Lava Fangs, lies the Frozen Lava Lake. This paradoxical body of water is comprised of freezing cold water covering boiling lava. Scientists speculate that the ice magic from the Black Ice Glacier collided with the lava from the Lava Fangs, which caused the lake to be formed.
East of the Frozen Lava Lake lie the Lava Fangs. This volcanic region is the polar opposite of the Frozen Horn Mountains. The highly active volcanoes of the Lava Fangs drench this region all year round in scalding lava. In the north lie the Sunneva Volcanoes, the three largest and most active volcanoes on the entire planet, only being dwarfed by Mount Sahar. These three also supply the Sunneva River with scorching lava, making it inhabitable to most dragon species.
To the south of the Lava Fangs lies the birthplace of the Sun Dragons, Mount Sahar. This monstrous volcano used to be active during the time the first Sun Dragons came to be but has since died down and become inactive. It now serves as a meeting spot for all dragonkind, since it is accessible by land, water and air. Being the birthplace of the first Sun Dragons, it also holds large significance for them and their descendants.
Moving east of the Lava Fangs over the Sunneva River, there lies the Molar Marshlands. This region is covered in dense mangrove forests and crisscrossed by a multitude of rivers. It is heavily humid and warm all year round. Deep within the marshlands, the ancient Moss Cave lies hidden underneath the canopy.
Surrounding the Molar Marshlands to the north and east is Aeron's largest region, the Parched Throat Desert. This sun-blasted region covers the landbridge that connects Aeron to Morana and meets the Desert of Despair halfway. It is known for its rolling dunes and heavy sandstorms that can be felt on Elentiya, if violent enough. The inhabitants are well adapted to the heat and water scarcity, but there exists a sanctuary for all creatures of the desert. The Oasis Grotto is an enigmatic cave that appears to change location from time to time. It is the only source of water inside the desert.
Bordering on the desert to the south is the birthplace of the Moon Amphitheres, the Isadora River. It is Aeron's largest river, running from the mountain range in the east all the way to the Ravenous Bay in the west. This way it builds a natural border between the Parched Throat Desert in the north and the large forest in the south.
Beginning on the dragon's nose, there lie the Frozen Horn Mountains. This frozen wasteland is barren and mountainous with the occasional hardy forest dotted about. In the middle of the Frozen Horn Mountains lies the Black Ice Glacier. This hunk of ice holds an unimaginable amount of ice magic, which brought about the region's frigid nature.
In between the Frozen Horn Mountains and the neighbouring region, the Lava Fangs, lies the Frozen Lava Lake. This paradoxical body of water is comprised of freezing cold water covering boiling lava. Scientists speculate that the ice magic from the Black Ice Glacier collided with the lava from the Lava Fangs, which caused the lake to be formed.
East of the Frozen Lava Lake lie the Lava Fangs. This volcanic region is the polar opposite of the Frozen Horn Mountains. The highly active volcanoes of the Lava Fangs drench this region all year round in scalding lava. In the north lie the Sunneva Volcanoes, the three largest and most active volcanoes on the entire planet, only being dwarfed by Mount Sahar. These three also supply the Sunneva River with scorching lava, making it inhabitable to most dragon species.
To the south of the Lava Fangs lies the birthplace of the Sun Dragons, Mount Sahar. This monstrous volcano used to be active during the time the first Sun Dragons came to be but has since died down and become inactive. It now serves as a meeting spot for all dragonkind, since it is accessible by land, water and air. Being the birthplace of the first Sun Dragons, it also holds large significance for them and their descendants.
Moving east of the Lava Fangs over the Sunneva River, there lies the Molar Marshlands. This region is covered in dense mangrove forests and crisscrossed by a multitude of rivers. It is heavily humid and warm all year round. Deep within the marshlands, the ancient Moss Cave lies hidden underneath the canopy.
Surrounding the Molar Marshlands to the north and east is Aeron's largest region, the Parched Throat Desert. This sun-blasted region covers the landbridge that connects Aeron to Morana and meets the Desert of Despair halfway. It is known for its rolling dunes and heavy sandstorms that can be felt on Elentiya, if violent enough. The inhabitants are well adapted to the heat and water scarcity, but there exists a sanctuary for all creatures of the desert. The Oasis Grotto is an enigmatic cave that appears to change location from time to time. It is the only source of water inside the desert.
Bordering on the desert to the south is the birthplace of the Moon Amphitheres, the Isadora River. It is Aeron's largest river, running from the mountain range in the east all the way to the Ravenous Bay in the west. This way it builds a natural border between the Parched Throat Desert in the north and the large forest in the south.
Ecosystem
Aeron's diverse geography gives rise to a rich tapestry of ecosystems, each uniquely adapted to its surroundings and the elemental forces at play. The continent's ecosystems are closely intertwined with the behaviours and life cycles of the dragon species that inhabit them. The ecosystems are not isolated; they interact and overlap, influencing each other's dynamics and creating a complex web of life on Aeron. The dragon species play a vital role in shaping these ecosystems, their behaviours influencing the distribution of resources, predation patterns, and even the elemental forces within each region. The balance between these biological and environmental factors creates the intricate and ever-evolving ecosystems of Aeron.
Ecosystem Cycles
The changing seasons on Aeron have a profound impact on its ecosystems, influencing the behaviours, life cycles, and interactions of the organisms that inhabit each region. Throughout these seasons, migration patterns might emerge, with creatures moving between regions to take advantage of favourable conditions. Adaptations such as hibernation, altered hunting behaviours, and synchronized mating seasons allow the organisms to navigate the challenges and opportunities presented by Aeron's unique climate and seasonal cycle.
Rain Season
The Rain Season brings relief to arid regions like the Parched Throat Desert, where water becomes more abundant. Desert creatures like Dune Wyrms and Sandcorn Dragonets become more active, seeking out water sources and replenishing their reserves. In the Ravenous Bay, the Rain Season can lead to an increase in plankton and nutrient availability, attracting larger predators like Water Amphitheres and Coral Wyrms.
Leaf Season
As the Leaf Season arrives, the Lower Jaw Forest experiences a gradual shedding of leaves, signalling a shift in its ecosystem. Timber Dragons and Leaf Dragonets adapt to the changing vegetation, modifying their diets to suit the available food sources. In the Frozen Horn Mountains, snowfall becomes more frequent, causing some creatures to retreat to sheltered areas while others, like Frost Wyrms, become more active in the cold.
Frost Season
The Frost Season triggers hibernation for many creatures, including those in the Frozen Horn Mountains and the Lower Jaw Forest. Animals like Earth Wyrms and Snowflake Dragonets enter a state of dormancy, conserving energy until the arrival of warmer temperatures. In the Lava Fangs, some volcanic activity might decrease during this time, influencing the availability of resources for Fire Dragons and Lava Drakes.
Bloom Season
With the arrival of the Bloom Season, the regions of Aeron burst with life as plants begin to sprout and bloom. This triggers the mating season for Aeron's creatures as they take advantage of the abundant food and shelter. In the Frozen Horn Mountains, the Black Ice Glacier might experience increased melting, providing water sources for the creatures migrating to the area.
Sun Season
The Sun Season is a time of abundance across Aeron's ecosystems. In the Lava Fangs, Fire Dragons and Lava Drakes thrive as the volcanic activity increases, providing a wealth of resources. In the Frozen Horn Mountains, Snow Wyverns and other creatures enjoy relatively warmer temperatures. The Ravenous Bay experiences heightened activity during the Sun Season, as an abundance of marine life attracts apex predators like Ocean Amphitheres and Coral Wyrms.
Rain Season
The Rain Season brings relief to arid regions like the Parched Throat Desert, where water becomes more abundant. Desert creatures like Dune Wyrms and Sandcorn Dragonets become more active, seeking out water sources and replenishing their reserves. In the Ravenous Bay, the Rain Season can lead to an increase in plankton and nutrient availability, attracting larger predators like Water Amphitheres and Coral Wyrms.
Leaf Season
As the Leaf Season arrives, the Lower Jaw Forest experiences a gradual shedding of leaves, signalling a shift in its ecosystem. Timber Dragons and Leaf Dragonets adapt to the changing vegetation, modifying their diets to suit the available food sources. In the Frozen Horn Mountains, snowfall becomes more frequent, causing some creatures to retreat to sheltered areas while others, like Frost Wyrms, become more active in the cold.
Frost Season
The Frost Season triggers hibernation for many creatures, including those in the Frozen Horn Mountains and the Lower Jaw Forest. Animals like Earth Wyrms and Snowflake Dragonets enter a state of dormancy, conserving energy until the arrival of warmer temperatures. In the Lava Fangs, some volcanic activity might decrease during this time, influencing the availability of resources for Fire Dragons and Lava Drakes.
Bloom Season
With the arrival of the Bloom Season, the regions of Aeron burst with life as plants begin to sprout and bloom. This triggers the mating season for Aeron's creatures as they take advantage of the abundant food and shelter. In the Frozen Horn Mountains, the Black Ice Glacier might experience increased melting, providing water sources for the creatures migrating to the area.
Sun Season
The Sun Season is a time of abundance across Aeron's ecosystems. In the Lava Fangs, Fire Dragons and Lava Drakes thrive as the volcanic activity increases, providing a wealth of resources. In the Frozen Horn Mountains, Snow Wyverns and other creatures enjoy relatively warmer temperatures. The Ravenous Bay experiences heightened activity during the Sun Season, as an abundance of marine life attracts apex predators like Ocean Amphitheres and Coral Wyrms.
Localized Phenomena
Each region of Aeron is marked by unique natural, weather, or supernatural phenomena that contribute to their distinct character. These distinct phenomena further enrich the world of Aeron, offering a sense of wonder and mystique unique to each region.
Climate
The abundance of climates across Aeron's regions plays a pivotal role in shaping its breathtaking landscapes and the intricate interactions of its inhabitants. These distinctive climate patterns dictate the flora and fauna that thrive, sparking the evolution of unique adaptations and behaviours. From the frozen expanse of the Frozen Horn Mountains to the fiery heart of the Lava Fangs, the climate of each region resonates with the vibrancy of life and the awe-inspiring forces that have sculpted this extraordinary continent.
Frozen Horn Mountains
Climate: Subarctic Tundra
Lava Fangs
Climate: Volcanic Hotspot
Molar Marshlands
Climate: Subtropical Wetland
Parched Throat Desert
Climate: Arid Desert
Lower Jaw Forest
Climate: Temperate Forest
Forgotten Fang Mountains
Climate: Temperate Highland
Ravenous Bay
Climate: Coastal Marine
Frozen Horn Mountains
Climate: Subarctic Tundra
Lava Fangs
Climate: Volcanic Hotspot
Molar Marshlands
Climate: Subtropical Wetland
Parched Throat Desert
Climate: Arid Desert
Lower Jaw Forest
Climate: Temperate Forest
Forgotten Fang Mountains
Climate: Temperate Highland
Ravenous Bay
Climate: Coastal Marine
Fauna & Flora
Aeron's diverse ecosystems teem with an array of captivating flora and fauna, each uniquely adapted to the continent's varied regions and the presence of dragon kind. From the towering forests of the Lower Jaw to the volcanic expanses of the Lava Fangs, life has sculpted itself to coexist with the imposing dragons and the dramatic landscapes they inhabit. The flora and fauna both are a testament to the remarkable adaptability of life, showcasing a dazzling array of creatures that have evolved to thrive amidst the continent's extreme landscapes and the presence of dragons.
Flora
Frozen Horn Mountains: The Frozen Horn Mountains boast a variety of alpine flowers, including the resilient Frost Lilies. These vibrant blooms manage to flourish amidst the icy terrain.
Lava Fangs: The volcanic soil of the Lava Fangs gives rise to hardy plant species, including fire-resistant shrubs and heat-tolerant grasses that brave the region's scorching conditions.
Molar Marshlands: The Molar Marshlands are adorned with lush aquatic vegetation, including water lilies and reeds, that thrive in the waterlogged environment and provide shelter for diverse aquatic creatures.
Parched Throat Desert: Resilient desert flora, such as hardy desert cacti and drought-tolerant succulents, have adapted to the arid conditions of the Parched Throat Desert, where water is scarce.
Lower Jaw Forest: The Lower Jaw Forest boasts towering trees like Sentinel Oaks, forming an impenetrable leaf barrier that nurtures a variety of plant life, from delicate undergrowth to towering ferns.
Forgotten Fang Mountains: Despite the perpetual storm, the Forgotten Fang Mountains host unique mountain flora like wind-resistant shrubs and mosses that cling to the rocky terrain.
Ravenous Bay: The marine environment of the Ravenous Bay supports diverse aquatic flora, including colourful coral formations and swaying kelp forests that provide food and shelter for marine creatures.
Fauna
Frozen Horn Mountains: Herbivores such as Peak Jumpers navigate the Frozen Horn Mountains' harsh tundra, seeking sustenance amidst the snow-covered terrain. In the deep snow, different species of rodents build their burrows, while scavenging birds have found their home alongside the dragons that rule this icy expanse. Dragons such as Snow Wyverns reign as the region's apex predators, and their mastery over the cold environs is reflected in their dominance.
Lava Fangs: Dragons such as Lava Drakes dominate the Lava Fangs' extreme heat, their fire-adapted physiology allowing them to thrive amidst the scorching environment. Agile herbivores like Ash Runners have adapted to the harsh lava-drenched conditions, their speed offering a means of survival. Insects and heat-resistant beetles crawl through the ashes or take to the skies over the lava fields, forging their existence amidst the fiery landscapes.
Molar Marshlands: The marshlands harbour amphibious creatures such as Marsh Turtles, their sturdy shells offering protection as they navigate the aquatic environments. Fish like Swamp Darters thrive in waterlogged habitats, while the dragons of the Molar Marshlands have developed a distinctive pescetarian diet, setting them apart from other land-dwelling dragons. Alongside these larger creatures, aquatic bugs and smaller birds coexist, fostering a delicate balance within the marsh's intricate ecosystem.
Parched Throat Desert: Dune Wyrms traverse the shifting sands of the Parched Throat Desert, their serpentine forms adapted for life in the arid wasteland. Heat-tolerant rodents and desert reptiles scurry through the sand, while agile Sandstorm Wyverns navigate the desert storms with grace. Scavenging birds and swift Sand Runners eke out an existence amidst the desert's harsh conditions, their adaptations a testament to the region's challenges.
Lower Jaw Forest: Within the towering canopy of the Lower Jaw Forest, herbivores such as Forest Fawns and Leaf Hoppers thrive on the ground, their diverse diets reflecting the lush vegetation. Creatures like Earth Moles burrow beneath the forest floor, while enchanting Fireflies light up the night alongside the Glow Dragonets. High above, Whistlebirds add their melodious songs to the forest's symphony, creating a vibrant tapestry of life beneath the trees. The other dragons of the forest carefully coexist with the other creatures living in their habitat.
Forgotten Fang Mountains: While Sky Amphitheres rule this region, other creatures have managed to live with them in these perilous mountains. Birds such as Storm Hunters soar amidst the perpetual storm of the Forgotten Fang Mountains, their adaptations allowing them to navigate the turbulent skies. Beneath the storm's veil, unique creatures like Ridge Climbers and Mist Ravens find their niche, coexisting within the region's dynamic environment. The storm's unpredictable nature has shaped these creatures' behaviours and strategies, resulting in a captivating and mysterious ecosystem.
Ravenous Bay: In the bountiful marine ecosystem of the Ravenous Bay, diverse aquatic life thrives under the protection of the Ocean Amphithere. Water Amphitheres glide through the water with grace, while Coral Wyrms leave their mark on the vibrant coral formations. Gullwing Rays navigate the depths, their majestic presence a testament to the bay's flourishing ecosystem. Beneath the waves, schools of colourful fish and intricate marine invertebrates contribute to the bay's intricate food web.
Magical Creatures: The presence of magic on Aeron has given rise to an array of wondrous creatures, each embodying a touch of enchantment. Mythical beings roam the landscapes and manipulate the very essence of light and darkness. These magical creatures coexist with the natural inhabitants of Aeron, weaving an intricate tapestry of wonder and mysticism throughout the continent.
Flora
Frozen Horn Mountains: The Frozen Horn Mountains boast a variety of alpine flowers, including the resilient Frost Lilies. These vibrant blooms manage to flourish amidst the icy terrain.
Lava Fangs: The volcanic soil of the Lava Fangs gives rise to hardy plant species, including fire-resistant shrubs and heat-tolerant grasses that brave the region's scorching conditions.
Molar Marshlands: The Molar Marshlands are adorned with lush aquatic vegetation, including water lilies and reeds, that thrive in the waterlogged environment and provide shelter for diverse aquatic creatures.
Parched Throat Desert: Resilient desert flora, such as hardy desert cacti and drought-tolerant succulents, have adapted to the arid conditions of the Parched Throat Desert, where water is scarce.
Lower Jaw Forest: The Lower Jaw Forest boasts towering trees like Sentinel Oaks, forming an impenetrable leaf barrier that nurtures a variety of plant life, from delicate undergrowth to towering ferns.
Forgotten Fang Mountains: Despite the perpetual storm, the Forgotten Fang Mountains host unique mountain flora like wind-resistant shrubs and mosses that cling to the rocky terrain.
Ravenous Bay: The marine environment of the Ravenous Bay supports diverse aquatic flora, including colourful coral formations and swaying kelp forests that provide food and shelter for marine creatures.
Fauna
Frozen Horn Mountains: Herbivores such as Peak Jumpers navigate the Frozen Horn Mountains' harsh tundra, seeking sustenance amidst the snow-covered terrain. In the deep snow, different species of rodents build their burrows, while scavenging birds have found their home alongside the dragons that rule this icy expanse. Dragons such as Snow Wyverns reign as the region's apex predators, and their mastery over the cold environs is reflected in their dominance.
Lava Fangs: Dragons such as Lava Drakes dominate the Lava Fangs' extreme heat, their fire-adapted physiology allowing them to thrive amidst the scorching environment. Agile herbivores like Ash Runners have adapted to the harsh lava-drenched conditions, their speed offering a means of survival. Insects and heat-resistant beetles crawl through the ashes or take to the skies over the lava fields, forging their existence amidst the fiery landscapes.
Molar Marshlands: The marshlands harbour amphibious creatures such as Marsh Turtles, their sturdy shells offering protection as they navigate the aquatic environments. Fish like Swamp Darters thrive in waterlogged habitats, while the dragons of the Molar Marshlands have developed a distinctive pescetarian diet, setting them apart from other land-dwelling dragons. Alongside these larger creatures, aquatic bugs and smaller birds coexist, fostering a delicate balance within the marsh's intricate ecosystem.
Parched Throat Desert: Dune Wyrms traverse the shifting sands of the Parched Throat Desert, their serpentine forms adapted for life in the arid wasteland. Heat-tolerant rodents and desert reptiles scurry through the sand, while agile Sandstorm Wyverns navigate the desert storms with grace. Scavenging birds and swift Sand Runners eke out an existence amidst the desert's harsh conditions, their adaptations a testament to the region's challenges.
Lower Jaw Forest: Within the towering canopy of the Lower Jaw Forest, herbivores such as Forest Fawns and Leaf Hoppers thrive on the ground, their diverse diets reflecting the lush vegetation. Creatures like Earth Moles burrow beneath the forest floor, while enchanting Fireflies light up the night alongside the Glow Dragonets. High above, Whistlebirds add their melodious songs to the forest's symphony, creating a vibrant tapestry of life beneath the trees. The other dragons of the forest carefully coexist with the other creatures living in their habitat.
Forgotten Fang Mountains: While Sky Amphitheres rule this region, other creatures have managed to live with them in these perilous mountains. Birds such as Storm Hunters soar amidst the perpetual storm of the Forgotten Fang Mountains, their adaptations allowing them to navigate the turbulent skies. Beneath the storm's veil, unique creatures like Ridge Climbers and Mist Ravens find their niche, coexisting within the region's dynamic environment. The storm's unpredictable nature has shaped these creatures' behaviours and strategies, resulting in a captivating and mysterious ecosystem.
Ravenous Bay: In the bountiful marine ecosystem of the Ravenous Bay, diverse aquatic life thrives under the protection of the Ocean Amphithere. Water Amphitheres glide through the water with grace, while Coral Wyrms leave their mark on the vibrant coral formations. Gullwing Rays navigate the depths, their majestic presence a testament to the bay's flourishing ecosystem. Beneath the waves, schools of colourful fish and intricate marine invertebrates contribute to the bay's intricate food web.
Magical Creatures: The presence of magic on Aeron has given rise to an array of wondrous creatures, each embodying a touch of enchantment. Mythical beings roam the landscapes and manipulate the very essence of light and darkness. These magical creatures coexist with the natural inhabitants of Aeron, weaving an intricate tapestry of wonder and mysticism throughout the continent.
Natural Resources
Aeron, being as versatile as it is, comes with many different resources depending on the region. Ranging from precious stones and crystals to mystical herbs and sturdy timber, Aeron has an abundance of resources that are unique to the continent.
History
Aeron's history began long before the first humans on Elentiya.
The first dragons to walk on Aonaran's soil emerged from the dying breaths of Althea and Serkan, the two stars that collided to make Mirae, the current sun of Aonaran. These breaths reached the planet as solar flares and struck down in two different locations. The larger one came down near the Isadora River onto two snakes, transforming them into the first Moon Amphitheres. The smaller one struck down on Mount Sahar onto a group of four lizards that then transformed into the first Sun Dragons. From these first six dragons evolved all the other species of dragons that live on Aeron today, either by themselves, in conflict or through magic interference.
The other species of animals on Aeron evolved alongside the dragons and in their respective regions to fit the demanding life and ensure their future.
The first dragons to walk on Aonaran's soil emerged from the dying breaths of Althea and Serkan, the two stars that collided to make Mirae, the current sun of Aonaran. These breaths reached the planet as solar flares and struck down in two different locations. The larger one came down near the Isadora River onto two snakes, transforming them into the first Moon Amphitheres. The smaller one struck down on Mount Sahar onto a group of four lizards that then transformed into the first Sun Dragons. From these first six dragons evolved all the other species of dragons that live on Aeron today, either by themselves, in conflict or through magic interference.
The other species of animals on Aeron evolved alongside the dragons and in their respective regions to fit the demanding life and ensure their future.
Tourism
The only people brave, or mad, enough to visit Aeron, are scientists, studying the fauna and flora of the Dragon Continent. Rarely any other humanoid will set foot on Aeron thanks to the dragons.
Due to the strong snowstorms of the Frozen Horn Mountains and the storms created by the Sky Amphitheres of the Forgotten Fang Mountains, flying to Aeron is not an option. The only way to reach Aeron is by ship.
If you get past the hungry mouths of the Hydras at the entrance to the Ravenous Bay, you will usually be met with calm seas for the rest of the trip, unless the Ocean or Water Amphitheres are in a foul mood.
Docking at the Lava Fangs is not an option, as the boat will probably catch fire before even reaching the shore. The only viable options for landing ashore are the Lower Jaw Forest or the Molar Marshlands.
As there are no human settlements on Aeron, you will have to bring your own accommodation as well as provisions for most of your stay, if you don't want to get eaten. If the dragons of the Lower Jaw Forest catch you hunting for sport instead of food, they will attack relentlessly, especially the Glow Dragonets.
Due to the strong snowstorms of the Frozen Horn Mountains and the storms created by the Sky Amphitheres of the Forgotten Fang Mountains, flying to Aeron is not an option. The only way to reach Aeron is by ship.
If you get past the hungry mouths of the Hydras at the entrance to the Ravenous Bay, you will usually be met with calm seas for the rest of the trip, unless the Ocean or Water Amphitheres are in a foul mood.
Docking at the Lava Fangs is not an option, as the boat will probably catch fire before even reaching the shore. The only viable options for landing ashore are the Lower Jaw Forest or the Molar Marshlands.
As there are no human settlements on Aeron, you will have to bring your own accommodation as well as provisions for most of your stay, if you don't want to get eaten. If the dragons of the Lower Jaw Forest catch you hunting for sport instead of food, they will attack relentlessly, especially the Glow Dragonets.
Maps
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Aeron's Continent Map
This map shows the continent of Aeron with its specific regions and landmarks.
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Dragon Continent
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