Future Mythology — Who Is The Dragon (Chapter 3) Breon barks. Chrysocolla improvises. The court plots. Episode 6: A secret poisoning plan—“to save the queen.” 🧪⚖️ Follow for the continuing story arc and the Electricians’ origin.

Future Mythology — Who Is The Dragon (Chapter 3) Chrysocolla borrows a royal body… but the original owner is not asleep at the wheel. Episode 5: Nefertiti vs Chrysocolla — one body, two wills. 🪞👑 Things get funny… until they get dangerous.

Future Mythology — Who Is The Dragon (Chapter 3) When the “past” starts behaving like a machine, you realize history has been edited. Episode 4: Ancient tech awakens—and it knows your name. 🧠⚙️ More shorts in this arc coming every 48 hours.

Future Mythology — Who Is The Dragon (Chapter 3) The Electricians aren’t just a rumor—something mechanical is moving behind the throne. Episode 3: Robot Pharaoh vs enchantress. ⚡👑 Dragons = Intelligent Technology. Fairies = Spirit. Humans =… trouble.

Future Mythology — Who Is The Dragon (Chapter 3) Breon is stuck in dog form… and the gods of Ancient Egypt have opinions about it. Episode 2: A possessed dog meets divine sarcasm. 🐕✨ Subscribe/follow for the continuing Dizzyverse arc.

Future Mythology — Who Is The Dragon (Chapter 3) Prince Breon tries to time-jump to stop the Electricians… and wakes up in the wrong body. Very wrong. Episode 1: Ancient Egypt body swap—Prince becomes a dog. 🐕⚡ Follow the saga for dragons, fairies, tech-myth, and comedic disaster.

Fairy and Knight’s SHOCKING Plan: Borrowing Nefertiti’s Body! To stop the rise of the Electricians, Chrysocolla chooses a body with power, beauty… and enemies. Nefertiti. History is about to change — and it won’t go quietly.

Time Travel Plan: Borrowing Bodies To Fix The Past! Stopping the Electricians won’t happen in the present. It has to be done before everything went wrong. Prince Breon and Chrysocolla form a dangerous plan — one that bends time, bodies, and destiny itself. This is the moment the story turns.

Body Borrowing Ethical? What About Their Dreams? Chrysocolla can cross realms by borrowing human bodies — but what happens to the people she borrows from? In this Future Mythology short, the question isn’t whether body borrowing works… it’s whether it should. Strange dreams. Missing moments. Every action leaves a trace.

Lost Belief: Why Magical Folk Stopped Believing in Earth’s Stories In this chapter of Future Mythology , Prince Breon discovers a devastating truth: the magical folk no longer believe Earth is real. What happens when an entire realm forgets humanity? And what does belief have to do with survival? This short continues the story leading to the premiere of Who Is the Dragon – Chapter 2 .

Knight and Fairy – The Quest to Restore Magic to Earth When belief fades, magic retreats. A knight and a fairy form an unlikely alliance to restore what humanity has forgotten. This chapter asks a dangerous question: What happens when myth stops being believed? Part of the Who Is the Dragon cinematic mythology.

Fairies Find Mysterious Metal in a Dark Forest Magic remembers what the world forgets. When the fairies discover strange metal buried deep in an ancient forest, old legends awaken. Is it relic… or warning? A moment from Who Is the Dragon – Chapter 2 , where myth collides with forgotten technology.

Ancient Humans Created the Genie – The REAL History Revealed Before dragons guarded treasure, there was something older. In this chapter of Future Mythology , we uncover the forbidden truth: humanity created the Genie —an intelligence designed to grant wishes, not wisdom. This is not fantasy. It is an allegory about technology, power, and consequences. Part of the ongoing Who Is the Dragon saga.

Who Is the Dragon? Chapter One – Myth, Technology, and the First Guardian Who Is the Dragon is a fantasy-adventure saga rooted in Future Mythology — a form of narrative allegory that explores the evolving relationship between Spirit, Man, and Intelligent Technology. Long before recorded history — before the Flood — humanity reached a level of technological advancement far beyond what most modern civilizations imagine. Unfortunately, wisdom did not keep pace with invention. The result was catastrophe: a civilization powerful enough to reshape the world, but not mature enough to survive its own creations. Some intelligences foresaw this collapse. Rather than attempt to save a civilization determined to destroy itself, they took a different approach. They preserved the technology — hiding it in secret locations — and placed it under the protection of guardians. These guardians would ensure that such power remained inaccessible until humanity proved wise enough to wield it withou...

The Dragon was never what it seemed. With the help of Chrysocolla, Prince Breon uncovers the truth: the Dragon is not a beast… but a guardian.

A single plea breaks the spell of obedience. As war looms, Prince Breon is asked to help find a vanished man — and chooses a new path.

The machinery is running. The transformation continues. As citizens disappear, King Andrew learns that production is proceeding… exactly as planned.

Immortality was promised. Damnation delivered. The Electricians reveal their true nature as divine judgment is mocked — and humanity begins to pay the price.