Both
Metallic and
Chromatic Dragons have their own origin stories where they entered the world as nothing but delicate eggs but the origin of Fey Dragons is far more mysterious as no one knows exactly who or what created these mischievous creatures. Long after the
Divine Races were created and the
Ancient Fey chose to make their home in the
Wandering Forest, a simple egg, nothing more than a gemstone wrapped in
bronze, appeared beneath the roots of a tree, the core pulsing with the light of magic. No one knew what the item was or where it came from, so the egg was left beneath the tree until the roots covered the glowing mass.
Centuries passed and those that called the
Wandering Forest home forgot about the mysterious egg. Soon, cracks began to appear in the egg hidden by the roots, spears of light piercing the darkness. Eventually, the egg broke open, revealing a small creature that fully resembled a
Mithril Dragon. Once again, the
Ancient Fey paid no mind, forcing the hatching from under the tree and to a gateway so that the creature would leave. Slowly, the small Dragon shifted to mimic the appearance of the
Ancient Fey, shifting and changing as it saw more people.
More eggs began to appear beneath trees throughout the
Wandering Forest, slowly hatching and releasing these small Dragons into the world. They shifted their appearances, changing their wings and scales, and slowly began playing tricks on those that had ignored them. Using simple magic, they teased and tormented the
Ancient Fey, causing them to be named Fey Dragons for their similarities to the two
Divine Races. The Fey Dragon numbers increased and their want for chaos expanded, eventually driving them to draw mortals into the
Wandering Forest from the mortal realm.
Keon Croucher
Once again, this is insane, the layout, the style, the contents, the creativity all of it. You have such a....I don't have words for it, but I am in love with Isekai through and through so very well done to all involved, this is another amazing entry into the world's lore. Such tricksy, adorable yet appropriately dangerous strange and fun fey creatures. The little details too, such as the nod about immortality so long as they mostly remain in the Wandering Forest (barring brief excursions) is a wonderful touch to really give a bit more meat on the bone about these creatures, the kinds of intellect and capacity their minds may possess, with the capability to live and learn for time immeasurable. A great addition and wonderful choice for this prompt.