LOCATION: The outskirts of Wyver, on every side HOURS: All hours of the day and night OWNER: Thali
The Fields of the Exalted are where the dragons of Wyver roam free. There are hundreds of acres of land for them to roam in, and plenty of livestock for them to feed on. It is their terrain, and those who come to form a bond with a dragon will quickly find that they need a lot of room for them to stretch their wings. The fields, and the dragons in general, are overseen by Beastmaster Thali. This includes many nurseries that specializes in the care of young fledglings. Though she can't be in multiple places at once, Thali does continuously supervise the outskirts and nurseries to make sure the dragons are healthy and behaved. Duties for those that work in the fields include gathering meat for feeding youngsters, bringing in livestock for tthe adults, breaking up fights between dragons, tending to sick creatures,
and training youngsters.
Wandering into the sanctuary without precaution, familiarity with the dragons, or being bonded to a dragon of your own is not advised. This is their home, after all, and while they are used to the presence of people, they are still wild and fiercely protective creatures. Accidental deaths are not unheard of. Anyone who wishes to work here must be fearless, have a deep appreciation for nature, and a lot of patience.
FIELDS OF THE EXALTED — Dragon Sanctuary
LOCATION: The outskirts of Wyver, on every side
HOURS: All hours of the day and night
OWNER: Thali
The Fields of the Exalted are where the dragons of Wyver roam free. There are hundreds of acres of land for them to roam in, and plenty of livestock for them to feed on. It is their terrain, and those who come to form a bond with a dragon will quickly find that they need a lot of room for them to stretch their wings. The fields, and the dragons in general, are overseen by Beastmaster Thali. This includes many nurseries that specializes in the care of young fledglings. Though she can't be in multiple places at once, Thali does continuously supervise the outskirts and nurseries to make sure the dragons are healthy and behaved. Duties for those that work in the fields include gathering meat for feeding youngsters, bringing in livestock for tthe adults, breaking up fights between dragons, tending to sick creatures, and training youngsters.
Wandering into the sanctuary without precaution, familiarity with the dragons, or being bonded to a dragon of your own is not advised. This is their home, after all, and while they are used to the presence of people, they are still wild and fiercely protective creatures. Accidental deaths are not unheard of. Anyone who wishes to work here must be fearless, have a deep appreciation for nature, and a lot of patience.