So what happens to dragons after Alduin is killed?
Do they go back outside the realm of time as we know it?  Doubtful, considering they were only pushed outside time because of an Elder Scroll, which, honestly, raises some interesting questions as to whether or not dragons are truly âtimelessâ, and/or are Elder Scrolls truly indestructible?
Dragons are supposed to be timeless, immortal, and yet they can be killed (albeit only by a Dragonborn and other dragons), and while they are linked to time itself by virtue of being children of Akatosh, the literal god of time, they arenât immune to its effects. Â (I mean, look at Paarthurnax, whom I flatly refuse to kill, fuck what the Blades say)
Do they live in relative harmony with people, at least until the Dragonborn dies (I canât imagine any peace would last without the Dovahkiin effectively being their leader)?
Theyâre also supposed to be inherently evil, though honestly I donât believe that for a second. Â Predisposed towards football violence, maybe (their entire hierarchy is based on how loud they can yell at each other), but evil? Â Nah. Â Itâs like that old saying where if enough people say youâre something, you usually end up turning out that way, I think. Â It doesnât help that it was prophesised that theyâd come back and be evil. Â I guess they just kind of ran with it.
Or does the Dovahkiin go on a world-wide quest with the Blades to slay every last one of them?
I canât say Iâd be too thrilled with the Dragonborn being responsible for the near/total extinction of not one, but two races (thank you, Snow Elves; fuck you, Dwemer).
Also does the return of the dragons in Skyrim mean theyâre appearing elsewhere, or just Skyrim? Â Theyâre also in Solstheim, as we can see in the Dragonborn DLC (and man the serpentine dragons are so adorkable I want a hundred).
Do they end up coming back to life in, say, Akavir, where we know they lived and thrived, at least until the Akaviri killed them?
Also also I want to see Tosh Raka, damnit.