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− | Dragon's Nest is the location of the dreaded Sister of the East, which lay at the bottom of the hollow. Its guardian, which the companions at first thought was the [[Joyeu|Ruby Dragon]], was actually a nightmare copy that [[Rolf]] the [[Capricon]] had taken the form of, mistaking them into believing that the real [[dragon]] had become and ally of the Shadow Lord. His plan was foiled, however, when the real [[Joyeu|Ruby Dragon]] was summoned and the hideous copy was destroyed. With the help of the [[Joyeu|Ruby Dragon]] and the [[Belt of Deltora]], Lief is able to defeat the Sister of the East in Dragon's Nest. |
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⚫ | Dragon's Nest resembles a very large dragon nest. It is formed of round stones that have been polished smooth by water, with seaweed trailing over them. The hollow itself lies between the [[Barrier mountains]] and the [[Sea of Serpents]]. At high tide the hollow fills up and floods with swirling water. It can be very dangerous to venture into the hollow for this reason.<ref name="SOD" /> |
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+ | In [[Doran]]'s traveller's guide to Deltora, he describes Dragon's Nest as 'the most dramatic sight Broome has to offer'. The hollow is reached by travelling north along the coastline until stones and rocks replace the sand. When the Barrier Mountains come into view, the place between them and the sea is Dragon's Nest.<ref name="SOD" /> |
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+ | After the [[Four Sisters (creatures)|Four Sisters]] were placed in Deltora, a warning stone was set in Dragon's Nest to keep people away.<ref name="DN">{{Cite|Dragon's Nest}}</ref> |
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+ | [[File:Dragon's Nest warning stone.png|left|thumb|200x200px|The warning stone at Dragon's Nest.]] |
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+ | [[Lindal]] of Broome used to venture out to Dragon's Nest as a child, despite her mother's warnings.<ref name="DN" /> |
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+ | Dragon's Nest was the first known location of the Four Sisters. [[Lief]], [[Barda]], [[Jasmine]], and Lindal came to Dragon's Nest to destroy the Sister of the East, expecting to find a [[Ruby Dragon]], but instead found [[Rolf]] the [[Capricon]] in the Nest. Lief retrieved Rolf from the Nest and sent him on his way, not knowing he was the Guardian of the Sister. Rolf returned in his corrupted Ruby dragon form, but the [[Joyeu|true Ruby dragon]] woke to fight him off. Once Rolf was dead the dragon dug into the stones of Dragon's Nest to find the Sister of the East, and with the help of the [[Belt of Deltora]] the dragon destroyed the creature.<ref name="DN" /> |
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Dragon's Nest is a large, bowl-shaped hollow on the coast of northeastern Ruby territory. It is Deltora's most easterly point and is a popular haunt for dragons. The people of Broome fear Dragon's Nest for this reason.[2]
Appearance
Dragon's Nest resembles a very large dragon nest. It is formed of round stones that have been polished smooth by water, with seaweed trailing over them. The hollow itself lies between the Barrier mountains and the Sea of Serpents. At high tide the hollow fills up and floods with swirling water. It can be very dangerous to venture into the hollow for this reason.[2]
History
Secrets of Deltora
In Doran's traveller's guide to Deltora, he describes Dragon's Nest as 'the most dramatic sight Broome has to offer'. The hollow is reached by travelling north along the coastline until stones and rocks replace the sand. When the Barrier Mountains come into view, the place between them and the sea is Dragon's Nest.[2]
After the Four Sisters were placed in Deltora, a warning stone was set in Dragon's Nest to keep people away.[1]
Dragon's Nest
Lindal of Broome used to venture out to Dragon's Nest as a child, despite her mother's warnings.[1]
Dragon's Nest was the first known location of the Four Sisters. Lief, Barda, Jasmine, and Lindal came to Dragon's Nest to destroy the Sister of the East, expecting to find a Ruby Dragon, but instead found Rolf the Capricon in the Nest. Lief retrieved Rolf from the Nest and sent him on his way, not knowing he was the Guardian of the Sister. Rolf returned in his corrupted Ruby dragon form, but the true Ruby dragon woke to fight him off. Once Rolf was dead the dragon dug into the stones of Dragon's Nest to find the Sister of the East, and with the help of the Belt of Deltora the dragon destroyed the creature.[1]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Rodda, Emily. Dragon's Nest. Scholastic Australia. 2004.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Rodda, Emily. Secrets of Deltora. Scholastic Australia. 2008.