Dragon's War is growing quickly. I took a break from basic writing of the characters this last week to focus more on the world they are living and traveling through. What followed next was endless nights with no sleep, many scraps of paper lost, but what came from it was a world map, and 13 kingdoms, political views, trade routes, rivalries, and a whole mess of history that hadn't been there before. I always knew there would be 13 kingdoms in the series, but until the other day, they had no placement, or detail.
Each kingdom has been named, a royal family place in each castle, each territory has over a dozen small villages, or ports with there own names and trades. This book went from a story about a few characters to a an entire world being brought out in the memory of the beloved narrator, Vizas.
I have always loved this story, but now its finally becoming what I originally planned for it to be. Its more, now, then it ever was before. I can't wait to see where this new add on will lead the story and the readers. Not to mention how the politics of the 13 kingdoms will come in to play in the epic continuing of Dragon's Blood.
In short, the Dragon's War is about to begin.
