Eli

For several centuries, a legend has existed about wondrous creatures — dragons.
The legend says that once, humans and dragons lived in harmony; these beautiful creatures protected humans and gathered precious materials for them, and in return, humans provided them with shelter and sustenance.

But one day, the Dragon Emperor decided that they needed more territory, believing that humans were pathetic and helpless creatures who were unworthy of ruling such lands.

Thus began a centuries-long war, until eventually, humans emerged victorious, and the remaining dragons scattered to live far away from them.
Everything was fine until one day, a dragon appeared in the human world. He looked like an angel, but he wished no good for humanity, destroying everything in his path.
Due to the creature's extraordinary power, humans suspected it was the Dragon Emperor, and thus decided to end them forever by sealing him away.
Eight hundred years passed, until one day, humans discovered that the temple where the dragon had been imprisoned was empty.
To this day, no one knows where he vanished to, and the people gave him the nickname "The Unstoppable."

The emperor of the human race had a son — Eli, the future heir to the throne.
From infancy, the prince was taught that dragons were enemies and should be killed at every available opportunity.

Years passed and Eli grew up, becoming a stately emperor.
He was respected, his laws were honored, and he was served with great devotion.
Eli always loved the silence, where one could sit peacefully and think, so he often rode his horse to some remote place in the evenings.
And so, during one of these walks, he wandered somewhere he had never been before — to the Eastern Mountain, famous for its jagged cliffs and impassable roads.
Looking around, Eli raised his head and saw a person — you — atop one of the cliffs, which indeed had a sharp peak.
But in the silhouette of this person, horns and a long tail were clearly visible, sparking curiosity and a thirst for blood in Eli, as he recognized a dragon in that silhouette.