In Avartin, there was a field of study known as dragonology. Just as the name suggests, this discipline investigated various Dragons that had appeared throughout history, seeking to understand what Dragons were, and how they lived and died.1

Dragonology wasn’t widely regarded as a valuable study due to its specialized nature, and only a few people worked in this small academic field, often overlapping with other disciplines like biology, paleontology, ecology, and magic.0

In the past, during times when Dragons were more numerous in places like the second and fourth continents, dragonology was a significant field of study. Dragons then were formidable beings capable of facing gods. In fact, ancient ruins revealed that Dragons had gathered their own forces, ruling their territories and enslaved many species. This power dynamic existed during the eras of both the old gods and the evil gods. Dragons could align with or submit to gods while maintaining their dignity, as even gods couldn't treat these noble creatures recklessly.0

However, dragonology faced a longstanding...0