Here Be Dragons or: NUCLEAR YINYANG
I: HERE BE DRAGONS – Endless
“I wouldst call thee foolish… But thou art mortal. Thou cannot go against thy nature, no more than a fish could walketh upon the firmament.”
–Fou-Lu
Eager explorers would find all manner of beasts illustrated on ancient maps – the most common of these beasts were Dragons. “Here Be Dragons,” the cartographers of antiquity would say before they inked fire-breathers upon lands that many explored but never returned from. These Dragons served as a warning to esurient explorers who wished to make a name for themselves, and the warning was clear: be careful what you wish for because you just might wake a sleeping Dragon.
The explorers in this story were called They Who Pass.