Savannah
Corcra shows me out of the dining hall and to the garden which is literally right across the hall. We can still hear the music playing in the dining hall and Corcra says that they will dance into the night and about midnight they all turn in. She says the love to dance and do it almost every night. The locals even come and dance with them twice a week. I ask them if the locals know if they are dragons and they say yes they have the dragons doing the fishing and they in turn make sure we have all the bread we can eat. She laughs and says that the locals are the best bread makers in over a thousand miles. We walk through the gardens and I see fountains of dragons in many differant forms. Corcra says that each statue is of a dragon who has ruled with a gentle but strong hand before
