I enjoy nothing more than fictional reference books! For some reason I find them so intriguing. Books like Magical Creatures and Where to Find Them, and, Quidditch Through the Ages from Harry Potter, those were some cool books. I also like to write things like that. Just little blurbs of fictional information, you know? I find it fun. Well, here's a reference section of my story about Dragons and the village I've been talking about. Enjoy!

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Reference: Dragons and their Bearers

Chapter 1: Dragons

- As you may or may not know Dragons are fantastic creatures. Now it's time for an in depth explanation on Dragons.

- Like I said before, there were two types of dragons, False Dragons and True Dragons. First, I'd like to go over the concept of False Dragons. The first class of False Dragons is called Lizons, simply because they are more or less giant lizards. They are of the animal world and are beasts if there ever were any. They think like animals, act like animals, and more importantly have instincts like animals. Also, they are not as rare as you might think. Lizons consist of dragons such as Lesser Dragons, Tyhones, Blackland Fire Dragons, Koumori Dragons, and many others of the like. The Second Class of False Dragons is Fusion Dragons. Which comes into existence by fusing to monsters together, an example of this is Darkfire Dragon, which comes to be by fusing a Firegrass and a Petit Dragon. The Last Class of False Dragons is Ritually Summoned Dragons. Paladin of White Dragon is an example of this, the focus of this ritual is focused on the rider of the Dragon anyway.

- On the other side of the Dragon fence are the True Dragons. The main theme you should know about True Dragons, is that there is never more than four alive at one time. When one dies, another takes its place, the replacement dragon is provided by the different dimension portal from the last chapter. That you should know as well as the fact that there is never two of the same True Dragon. Now, the difference between True and False Dragons lies inside the True Dragons. While False Dragons have animal properties and have generally animal-like lives, True Dragons hold magical properties and powers that False ones lack. The lives of True Dragons are usually filled with uncanny events and unimaginable occurrences.

- How can you physically tell the difference between a True Dragon and a False Dragon? Well…you can't. Sometimes you can tell, but all Dragons generally look the same. If you see a Dragon that you've never seen before, or would never be able to imagine if you took a thousand years to think, it's probably a True Dragon.

Chapter 2: Dragons and their Bearers

- So, what's the big deal about these True Dragons anyways? Why are they so special? Well, funny you should ask because True Dragons are very, very special and practically necessary for the balance of the world as we know it. When a True Dragon egg comes into existence, fate says that there is a respective "Bearer" of the dragon inside. This Dragon Bearer is chosen before the egg hatches and once chosen, it can't be changed. Every Dragon Bearer in all of history has been from the village of Kelswich, the village that the Charmer sisters live. When a dragon egg appears, the sisters, who are the only people who can safely take the egg from its cave, bring it down into Kelswich where it decides which of the children will bear the dragon.

- Kelswich is a very awkward village, because its inhabitants are all children, or rather, seem to be children. They never grow old except on one occasion. When one of the children are accepted as a Dragon Bearer, they start to grow older, more mature, and most importantly, stronger.

- What is the point of a Dragon Bearer? You might ask. Well, to put it simply, it is destined to be. When a True Dragon egg exists, the dragon inside cannot hatch without the fact that a Dragon Bearer will watch over it while it grows. In turn, when the dragon is fully matured, it will watch over its bearer. During their lifetime, which is usually very long, a very strong relationship that cannot be torn apart by any means, even death, is created. The bond between Dragon and Bearer is so strong that the two usually die together and their spirits spend the rest of eternity together.

- Through unspoken consent, most Dragon and Bearers use the power that they gain from being together for the good of the land. And although some pairs have gone astray, there was nothing that couldn't be overcome and resolved.

Chapter 3: Dragon & Bearer List

- Here, I will proceed to list many (possibly not all) of the True Dragons and their respective Bearers by generation.

The First Generation

- The first True Dragons ever all appeared at the same time, at the time of the Great Rift in time and space that caused the normal world and the magic world to join together as one. The Dragon and Bearers were as follows. First, there was Cave Dragon, named after The Cave, and being the first True Dragon ever to hatch. His bearer went by the name Gerard of NorthKelswich. The second to hatch was Gray Wing who chose Joan of NorthKelswich as its bearer. Hyozanryu and Vlad of SouthKelswich came next, followed by Kaiser Glider and Fern of EastKeslwich.

The Second Generation

- When Gerard and Joan died with their respective dragons, Vlad and Fern were joined by Yossi of WestKelswich the Bearer of the mighty Tri-Horned Dragon. Following Yossi was Belcheck of SouthKelswich who was more commonly known as "Dark Blade." His dragon was the fierce Pitch-Dark Dragon. The two powerful partners decided that they wanted to rule and started a feud to gain such power. Gerard, Joan, and Yossi then banded together to start the heroic legacy of the Dragon Bearers, keeping order within the land and themselves. They slew the evil Pitch-Dark Dragon and were able to talk Dark Blade out of his evil ways. Dark Blade, one of two Dragon Bearers to survive after his Dragon was killed, moved on to obtain a second dragon called Kiryu. Although he was still called Dark Blade, he was now on the "Good Side" and was a key part of the Order-Keeping Dragon Bearers. When Gerard and Joan died, Dark Blade and Yossi were joined by two more True Dragons to form the second generation of Dragon Bearers. Seiyaryu hatched, choosing Belinda of WestKelswich as its bearer, and Kroth of WestKelswich with Levia-Dragon-Daedalus.

The Third Generation

- When all of the above died out, four more dragons replaced the old ones. There was Belinda Krothdaughter, daughter of Belinda and Kroth of WestKelswich bearing Serpent Night Dragon, Kelbeck Kelswich who bore Ryu-Ran, a peculiar dragon who was unimaginably strong but refused to hatch fully from its egg, somewhat embarrassingly to Kelbeck. Probably the most famous Dragon and Bearer came next; Glorie D'Ange was the bearer of the Blue Eyes White Dragon. Finally, the Dragon Bearer of the Third Generation was a descendant of Dark Blade. He was known as Drake Kinlion, he was nicknamed Dark Drake after his father's nickname. Like his father, however, he received a dragon with evil intensions: Chaos Emperor Envoy. Both Drake and his Dragon thought of Drake's ancestor weak, for giving into the "Good Side" and planned to take up where he left off. The two were powerful beyond all belief, able to fight off all three of the Dragon Bearers by themselves. In an effort to save the world, Glorie D'Ange and Blue Eyes White Dragon sacrificed themselves to summon the near-unstoppable Blue Eyes Shining Dragon, this dragon had not one Bearer, but was taken under the wing of all three existing Bearers, and together, they thwarted and slew both Chaos Emperor Envoy and Dark Drake.

The Fourth Generation

- When all the dragons aside from Blue Eyes Shining Dragon died, Belinda Krothdaughter became the second to survive her dragon's death and was chosen to be the final bearer of Blue Eyes. Joining her for the fourth generation of Dragon Bearers were the following. The completely grotesque Yamata Dragon was bore by Horwik Gundlesmith. The weakest of the True Dragons, Spear Dragon, and its bearer Xavier Guildae accompanied them, as well as the hardest to control Dragon, Berserk Dragon, with its bearer Jorst Blacksmithson.

The Fifth Generation

- The Fifth Generation is the generation of Dragon & Bearers that exist in this story. These are Megarock Dragon and Coran Desautels; Curse of Dragon and Kelsey Lodus; Tyrant Dragon and Kingsley Vladson; and finally Different Dimension Dragon and Noah Xavierson. Astonishingly, another dragon has entered this generation, even though none other has died yet. No one knows why that is, but the only thing that can be done is to go with the flow of things.

- Like I stated before, every Dragon Bearer has been a villager of Kelswich and it had never been foreseen that it would be anyone different, until now…