Description
The religious tenets written by F/N Dora Tempest in "The Second Dragonoid's Tale," revolve around the True Dragons and his story interacting with them, as well as other beings and events. Originally written to counter Luminism, it became a means to sow ideas into the Western nations. Such ideas include: Being friendly to monsters, Veldora isn't evil, and eventually the fear of god is justified. Because it allows its followers to worship any deity, so long as the tenets are kept in consideration, all of the people living in Tempest call themselves followers of the tenets while worshipping Veldora and the rulers. SPOILER WARNING: Because these excerpts (segments taken from a longer work) come from 'different versions' of the book, Tenets of True Dragons, including the final version, events that haven't been seen yet may be alluded to and so there may be spoilers. In fact, even the cover has two spoilers in it. For those of you who read this far into the description and read the warning, thank you for reading them, and have a wonderful day.
Hymn of Dragons
