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| − | The account of Cuspir the Wild Dragon Knight is recounted today as a children's story in [[Asbardy]]. However, Cuspir was a historic person, a dragon-knight in the service of [[Bryndyd]] during the Thracian rule of the country. He and his dragonmount were not properly inducted into the dragonlaw and the other dragon knights feared his beast will become a monster, so Cuspir fled to the Disdrire. He later returned to | + | The account of Cuspir the Wild Dragon Knight is recounted today as a children's story in [[Asbardy]]. However, Cuspir was a historic person, a dragon-knight in the service of [[Bryndyd]] during the Thracian rule of the country. He and his dragonmount were not properly inducted into the dragonlaw and the other dragon knights feared his beast will become a monster, so Cuspir fled to the Disdrire. He later returned to the dragon knights and fought the Thracians in the [[Second Battle of Jardonia (2574)]] in Asbardy. |
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Revision as of 10:40, 24 September 2014
The account of Cuspir the Wild Dragon Knight is recounted today as a children's story in Asbardy. However, Cuspir was a historic person, a dragon-knight in the service of Bryndyd during the Thracian rule of the country. He and his dragonmount were not properly inducted into the dragonlaw and the other dragon knights feared his beast will become a monster, so Cuspir fled to the Disdrire. He later returned to the dragon knights and fought the Thracians in the Second Battle of Jardonia (2574) in Asbardy.
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