Dragonland-Metal

"Ascending through time and space Oh great cosmos, hand me the key Contemplating the fabric of your architecture Oh great all, I see the key you hold Unreachable for me... now But I know, I know... Your eternal ocean of infinite blazing lights The stillness of your empty motions Waves of eternity soothes unto my shell Calming me as I see the reflection of my earthly leave Entwining me with the continuous structure of time Knowledge of ages compressed into my state of being Rising into a higher stream of consciousness Crowning me into the cornerstones of "heaven" Facing me with old, embittered entities Higher beings, driven insa

"As the hordes of the night finally were defeated, nature was beginning on its task to restore Dragonland to its former grandeur and beauty. The sun reached the surface for the first time in a hundred years, revealing the scars the evil reign had bestowed upon the earth. But alas, we could yet again live as the free people we once were. Thus, fulfilling all of the lost savior prophecies on but one aspect, I knew my quest was far from finished. As I kneeled in the bloodslaked soil of the battlefield, the sky itself seemed to open up and reach for me, call for me. After a moment of hesitance all was clear..." As this eternal struggle

"My beloved one, my heart's chosen, now lay buried among all of  the people I have truly cared for. While insane with grief and hatred I honored my lost love with a moment's peace, before I called on my horse to ride away and seek the evil one.  I rode in rage for what felt  like a day, when I came across a pack of fleeing orcs. As I dismounted my horse and set my feet in the rainy mud they came raging for me, wielding their axes in the  air. I slayed the two  largest of the orcs, but the smallest, in fear of my raging sword, told me of where to seek the  Evil One. As my failed predecessor I would find my foe on the highest  mountain, upon  a

"Some days later a messenger from the mountain arrived… with still bleeding wounds!!! One could easily tell that the poor man had not a long time left to live now… He brought us dire news, as suspected something had happened… apparently a great number of our enemy had diverted to attack directly at our… … home… the slaughter had been immense, this man was the last to survive… He had been riding for two or three days without rest. And I know that the heartmost pain I felt the other night… was when my true one,… was savagely killed!!! The rest of the men rode off in blinding rage for revenge. I dev

The dawn draws near as we break our Camp Wiping the dew from my hair Gripping the hilt of the sword on my hip Trying to brace myself Will we break and fall apart? No, we will crush the hordes once and For all will we stand victorious? Yes, we shall win this war in the name of Light The view before me seems familiar Somehow But the memories aren't mine thousands and thousands of feet, the ground's shaking The fate of all will be decided, the charge begins The dwarven berserkers charge the horde Elves cover their backs with arrows Our steelclad horsemen keep striking the Flanks It seems we're gonna win Heads are rolling on th

"The road seemed endless, and our goal unreachable, but all was not struggle and peril. While overcoming magnificent mountains and vast rivers we also sung many a song, had great feasts and discovered places of tremendous beauty, still uncorrupted by evil. Many of the young among us had eagerly awaited this journey, as they saw it as a chance to prove their wits and experience great adventures, to venture where their grandfathers would not even have dreamed to set their foot. The Elves, however, didn't seem to be sharing our jolly mood, but, pondering on things to come as if they've seen our defeat in battle. While we were approac