The ancestors of the Dragon Clan in the Bronze Age had two origins.
One was the West Dragon Clan, born in the ancient Golden Age when the Golden King's subjects were drenched in Gilgamesh's golden dragon blood.
They had always lived on Dragon Island in the far west, and their first Dragon King was Enkidu.
Back then, Enkidu had led the most ancient Western Dragons to settle on Dragon Island and vigorously developed the Dragon Clan.
He actively encouraged the Dragons to learn the various technologies and runes of the continent, and created a Bloodline Inheritance Art that allowed young Dragons to receive vast amounts of knowledge and inherited teachings at birth.
As generation after generation of Dragons was born, grew, and died.
The Dragon Clan grew ever stronger.
The earliest Dragons had lifespans equal to those of the Golden People, but as time went on, the Dragons' lifespans grew longer.
The Golden People who had followed them to Dragon Island at the end of the Golden Age became excellent helpers to the Dragons.
Because of the Golden People's special characteristics and their shared origin, they had a chance of being assimilated into Dragons by high-ranking Dragons, and were therefore also known as Dragonkin.
Enkidu was undoubtedly a genius. No matter the era, his outstanding abilities could not be denied.
Even in the era when the Golden King Gilgamesh reigned supreme, he had not been eclipsed by Gilgamesh's radiance.
Yet he had mysteriously disappeared in the early-to-middle period of the Silver Age.
For a time back then, the West Dragon Clan had scoured the continent like mad for their most ancient Dragon King, but with no clues at all, they could only give up.
But this also allowed the Silver Folk to witness the Dragons' power.
Enkidu had once kept