People of the continent celebrate the end of autumn and the beginning of winter with a traditional fiery dance — a mesmerizing spectacle where sorcerers summon harmless flame, while dancers dance and whirl inside. It is said that with this action, the last autumn leaves burn away, symbolizing a cleansing of thoughts and the imminent arrival o... Read completely >

There are many amazing things in the world. What seems ordinary to some people can be absolutely astonishing to others. For example, the changing seasons, so common for surface dwellers, often provoke confusion at best — or fear and terror at worst — for the inhabitants of the Underground. After all, deep beneath the surface, the temperature hardly changes, and precipitation... Read completely >

Forest golems are strange creatures that inhabit the forests alongside ents, dryads, wild animals and many other creatures. Some nations even assume that these golems are creations of nature itself. Massive beings made of roots and stones with blazing eyes and incredible strength. Usually, they wander slowly through the forest thickets and tr... Read completely >

The Golden Nest is an important place for all kinds of dragons: red, black, bronze, and even golden. In this nature reserve far to the east of the continent, adult dragons leave their young to grow strong and big. The valley has no large predators, but there are plenty of deer, goats, and rabbits. Adult dragons keep away from this place to avoid inciting the wrath of their k... Read completely >

In the Floating City, Halloween is celebrated on October 31, but the holiday itself symbolizes both the fertility of the continent’s lands and the superiority of living beings over demons. The city’s streets and squares are decorated with red and yellow apples, levitating candles, garlands of sweet gingerbread, and miniature figurines of drag... Read completely >

The Department of Meteorology makes a tremendous contribution to the development and prosperity of the entire Floating City. Traveling vast distances each day and staying airborne for months at a time, the city faces fierce winds, relentless blizzards, torrential rains, destructive lightning and other weather-related catastrophes. Wizards and scientists from the department s... Read completely >

In autumn, the leaves of the trees resemble gold. And who loves gold more than anything else in the world? That's right — dragons! These powerful flying lizards will literallt anything to seize any treasures. So it's no surprise that in autumn, dragons watch the falling leaves for hours. Don't disturb them; it’s better to tiptoe away. Now, le... Read completely >

Many interesting things are hidden In the autumn forests: majestic animals with peculiar colors, dryads and naiads singing magical songs, castles and kingdoms forgotten centuries ago. But what about mushroom houses? Wanderers in the woods sometimes come across whimsical structures made from giant mushrooms. Doors are built into their stems, and the mushroom caps boast window... Read completely >

The Castle of Falling Leaves is a beautiful, yet slightly melancholic place. It is the last structure built by elves on this continent. Legends are told that when the last elf departed, the trees surrounding the castle shed their leaves and withered. Today human governors have transformed the castle into a popular gathering spot for poets, wr... Read completely >

The leaves of these trees are always golden. Even during the coldest winters, they do not shed their leaves and emit a warm, dim light. Brought from across the sea by elves thousands of years ago, they still illuminate the path for weary travelers and wanderers. It is said that these are saplings of the great world tree, which witnessed the dawn of this world long ago. If yo... Read completely >