In love whit Lance♡

I’m on meds and can’t concentrate on anything but apparently those two make it through.

💗¡Happy Valentine’s Day, Ez!💋

Hey, here I’m with another new edit, I hope you like it and I wish you have a very nice Valentine’s Day, full of love!💓

The rights of this character are for Beemoov and ChinoMiko and this incredible Oc for my dear @dragongirl98765, thank you very much for your support all this time!💖😊

¡Hola, aquí estoy con otra nueva edición, espero que les guste y deseo que tengan un muy lindo Día de San Valentín, lleno de amor!💓

Los derechos de este personaje son para Beemoov y ChinoMiko y esta increíble Oc para mi querida @dragongirl98765, ¡muchas gracias por tu apoyo todo este tiempo!💖😊

From the last episode it finally becomes clear what Leifthan wanted throughout the plot: to curse the crystal, subjugate it to himself (and, probably, rule the appeared new world). It seems that Naitily even told him how to do it, but since Gardie’s life appeared to be connected with the Oracle and the crystal, the plan naturally failed.

From episode 29, it seems that the role of the main villain will completely pass to Lance, and what does he want, at some point becomes clear out of scraps of dialogues, but…

The dragons’ story at the begining of the Eldarya seems to be like: all of them chose the Sacrifice, and their descendants (I guess half-blooded) were expelled (according to Lance in episode 26), or exterminated (as he says after in episode 28) to restore the fragile balance of maana.

Lance probably found out about this event neither anywhere, but in the library of the Guards (judging by Miiko’s memories). Maybe, he had found some secret parchment or report on a mission. Probably there also was a list of races that joined this (and which did not include kapaas and several other races).

If so, then I think, it is understandable why Lance went wild: it becomes clear that all these years he worked for the killers and helped the ungrateful creatures.

And here comes the first BUT.

Even before El he and Valkion knew what the eldarians had done to the dragons descendants, and therefore they hid their essence (this can be seen from the dialogue between Lance and Erica in episode 26).

Also, probably from the same “secret papers” Lance found out that the souls of dragons were imprisoned in a crystal? Or he could made such a conclusion by himself /It’s quite logical: to restore equilibrium, the guards&Co. tried to squeeze out more dragon energy and drive it into the crystal/

In episode 25, Lance answers Gardie: “He broke the crystal to free the dragons.”

Here appears the second BUT.  

Lance has already broken the crystal once. But nothing happened. He broke it a second time, and again did not release anyone. Moreover, he learned that the souls of dragons are in the Memoria and he was wrong all that time.

It is clear that Lance probably had no strength to abandon revenge, so he generated a new meaning of life right on the spot: “I will smash this damn world, and I will bring all the magical creatures with me to the grave.”

And this is what I find illogical in him. If the knowledge that the souls of dragons are in the crystal had been a mistake, why didn’t Lance even think that the “secret information” regarding the genocide of the dragon descendants and the list of those involved, could be a mistake too?

Why with all his intelligence he hadn’t even think to verify the authenticity of the documents that he had found? Especially since the notes clearly date back to the times when the Eldarians did not record their history =/

Aand it’s done!