Skip to content

Page 540

Page 540 published on 9 Comments on Page 540

Has Kess just found another way to make the climb? Stay tuned…

Howdy, fellow Draconiacs! RazorFox here.

Remember that supporters who pledge $10 or more per page not only get their name on the pages they help make possible, but they also get to check out deliciously deviant bonus art and uncensored high-resolution versions of new pages! You can also support the comic at other levels to check out new content before it goes public and to see new pages as they get drawn and rendered. Everyone gets to see hi-res versions of new pages, too! Your support helps keeps the site working and it keeps The Draconia Chronicles going strong, so pledge your support today!

And it’s also the Year of the Tiger! All year long, I’ll be adding a new wallpaper each month to commemorate the occasion! Patreon supporters get to see them before the public, along with uncensored versions for our upper-tier supporters, so be sure to check it out!

Take care, my fellow Draconiacs, and thanks for reading!

=RazorFox.
Follow The Draconia Chronicles on Twitter!

9 Comments

Looks like Kess may have suppressed abandonment issues. A remnant of a past traumatic experience perhaps?

Also, looks like there’s floors 1-4, V, A, and B. Going to guess V is the ground floor, for visitors, whereas 1-4 are for staff, royalty, dignitaries, and other politicians. A and B I’m guessing are the prison cellblocks.
If I’m correct so far, going to make another speculation that this is the Lightning tower, one of the two remaining. The other being Water. Where medical probably is.
As the former palace guard, before the fire dragons usurped the role, it would make sense that the lightning dragons would have the prisons in their tower. Ease of access and all that.
But, it’s all a guess, could be way off the mark.

Good job identifying the glyphs! I was imagining V for “vestibule,” A for “atrium,” and then B for the first of several basement levels within which the cells are located. The towers simply contain these shafts with the actual inhabitable space running between them. Two levels are fully visible past the top of the mountain facade with the rest of the palace being housed within. As for which tower this is, I didn’t give it much thought but it’s probably one of the two that are still intact. Nice sleuthing, though! ^__^

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Primary Sidebar

Secondary Sidebar