During season one (if it has 20-22 episodes) Callum, Rayla and Ezran met a Midnight Dragon (a kind of Moon dragon) due to the dragon attacking a town or village after the inhabitants unintentionally disturbed it after coming to its den. While Midnight dragons are the most shy of Moon dragons and are harmless, the dragon became erratic and aggressive due to the light caused by fires brought to its den, causing it to randomly attack the town. This is because the eyes of Midnight dragons are highly sensitive to any sort of light.

I've been shuffling through fan fiction to get my fix and assuage some of my gripes with the writing up to this point. I've been enjoying Secret & Forbidden and Skybound Hearts. Skybound Hearts is new and active, but S&F is laying unfinished and I need some satisfaction.

What have you enjoyed?

Leola is the name of Aaravos’ VA’s mother, so it wouldn’t be a shock if that was so. But, we did see a Startouch Elf with him when he was crying in an unreleased teaser. She could very well be Leola!

Where I understand Leola is a Unicorn, I think maybe Unicorns are from the Stars, and do not actually look like Unicorns, rather Startouch Elves.

It’s possible that Unicorns are a kind of Startouch Elf, like how Sunfires can be Heatbeing and Skywings can be winged. So, what if Leola, a Unicorn, is Aaravos’ mother? And Aaravos is part Unicorn?

Unsure why she’s shown as a child, but the horn is clear. Maybe Unicorns are actually a “species” of Startouch?

She has similar markings as Aaravos, and I thought that WAS Aaravos at first and second glances.

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This spell... feels strange. "Infantis Sanguine" is a Latin phrase, "blood of the child", indicating a connection to Primal Magic. It requires blood, sacrifice, a clear and direct tie to Dark Magic. This makes me wonder about what exactly Dark Magic is, because maybe I'm overstepping, but it feels like it may originate from primal magic.

My theory, at present, is that Dark magic is an offshoot practice originating from Star Magic, the one source we know the least about. Aaravos has incredibly detailed knowledge of Dark rituals, the Staff of Ziard, an artifact specifically for channeling Dark Magic, was given to the humans, and, again, there now exists a spell seemingly both Primal and Dark. I think Dark Magic, originally, before it was given to the humans, was Primal Magic, doing what we've seen Callum do, channel primal stones and amulets as sources of power for spells beyond one's Arcanum. I think a Startouch Elf, probably Aaravos, learned you could pull that magic from living things, not just objects, and Dark magic may be an attempt to cast spells outside one's Arcanum.

Aaravos swallowed Aditi. Not killed, not destroyed, swallowed. "He swallows your heart. He swallows your mind. He swallows your power." The spell from s3e9, where Viren was draining Zym. I think Dark Magic, this act of swallowing other beings, is how Aaravos is able to use more than one Source. I'm certain Primal Magic and Dark magic are intimately connected to eachother, in a way I'm not sure I fully understand yet.

Harrow is six feet tall. It's big, but not that big either. However, Ezran is described as a giant in fanfiction, which makes me think of someone 6'3.

Speaking of height, why do some fanfiction writers make Callum stop growing after season 3? I've seen several stories where he's barely grown since he was 14 (including one that made me cringe because the others characters made fun of this fact).

Ok so I got a lot of backlash on my last post and was planning to respond there and then it got taken down which is fair, but to allow myself to respond I’ll post another thing. So first of all, i mean it was kind of joking, I wasn’t fully serious, I f i was fully serious I would’ve provided evidence and a defense but I could have phrased it better so that’s partially on me. Second. I read you guys’ things and noticed that most people do not hate ezran but hate the way that he’s written which I agree with, he could definitely be written better but at the time of making that last post I had only read people hating him without explaining that they hated the writing and not ezran. Lastly I’m probably kind of biased because I have a hard time changing my feelings towards characters that I’ve hated or loved and I’ve loved ezran for a while, he’s been my favorite character since I knew the characters enough. So in conclusion…. I probably should have done a bit more research but honestly it was kind of a joke and I was tired so I didn’t bother wording it good, hope this reaches the right people and that it wasn’t cringe.