A Place for You and Me
Callie’s favorite lullaby. When young Attel was sad, Callie held her in her arms and sang her this song.
My dearest, can you hear me? I’ll sing you a song; I’ll hold you in my arms. Rest your head and let me lull you to sleep.
In the ivory sky, the moon rises high. As your head gets heavy, rest it against me. Feel my arms hold you close; feel my heart beat for you. My dearest, do you hear it?
Across the mana sea, there’s a world for you and me. We’ll build a ship out of clouds and float there in our dreams. My hand in yours, we have nothing to fear. My dearest, do you believe it?
My dearest, can you hear me? I’ll sing you a song; I’ll hold you in my arms. Rest your head on mine; let the world fade away for my heartbeat and yours.
For all of eternity, my heart will beat for you. For all of eternity, I will love you. My dearest, can you feel it?
“Take my hand. We’ll save each other.”
The faenriin Attel flees her perfection-obsessed society in search of a familiar. Across the miasma-soaked sea, she makes friends and foes of dragons, discovers a centuries-old tragedy, and forms an unbreakable bond that could unravel two worlds and her heart alike.
Attel and Nev’eirys in the Ruins
A cut scene where Attel and Nev’eirys discuss Eirenos. Set during their trip to the ruins, after discovering the not-lake.
Entry 290: Honorifics
A collection of the most commonly used terms of respect that draconics use with each other.
