Archive:Dragora



(Spoilers Ahead)

At the center-most point of every Galaxy exists a black hole so massive it's own existence is what keeps the Galaxy in rotation, and that it unleashes massive radiation bubbles that would incinerate all life in a near instant. What if, however, one universe in particular had a Super-massive Black Hole that was also a living creature of untold proportions? That, my friend, is the massive entity that is known simply as Dragora, a fabled Black Dragon of legends who can literally block out all light in the area around him if he so chooses to. When in slumber, Dragora appears to be an ordinary, oversized black hole (Visible from his chest), but when fully awoken, Dragora emerges as an even larger force which takes on the shape of a Dragonic creature, which completely dwarfs every single other object in the Galaxy. Dragora is a deity that has control of all that he needs to fulfill the desires and wishes of those who successfully summon him, but he maintains an entirely physical form despite that. This is because it is impossible for a lifeform to exist without such a form in his own universe. They cannot be the form of a mysterious energy that can never be seen, they must always have a form they can become in which they are physical.

Storyline
Dragora is only merely hinted at numerous times by Thingaros, but the key thing is that Thingaros holds onto six of the fabled Seven Letters, which are mystical artifacts that spell out Dragora's own name, which is the primary method of summoning Dragora. Even then, however, they cannot be used no greater than a single light year from the Galactic Core of a Galaxy, meaning typically the only race to use these artifacts are the Thingamajigs, such as Thingaros.

After all the chaos is caused by Thingaros nears a close, Thingaros manages to find the Seventh Letter to ultimately summon Dragora in the center of the Milky Way. However, Thingaros does not want to make a wish at all, as he merely wanted Dragora to form in this Galaxy as means of allowing his ship and himself to escape back to his own universe, easily escaping the wrath of the Animorphs as he gets away unscathed.

Before the Animorphs can give chase, Dragora stops them as he will not allow the Animorphs to pass into his own universe, as he states it is too dangerous for a being such as an Andalite to even set foot in that universe without being attacked by dangerous, Dragonic demons that dwell in that universe's counterpart of the Milky Way. Instead, Dragora reveals what his powers are capable of, and asks what is the groups' wish. Taking advantage of this, the group wishes for all the chaos of Thingaros to be undone. Dragora states that there's a possibility of an endless loop occurring in such a wish, so instead opts for a rare morph for Tobias, since Tobias is the only one of the entire group who will go unnoticed by the other universe's demons.

Tobias accepts, and morphs into one of said dragonic demons, which looks not too different from Dragora himself save for being slimmer and more sleek in appearance, among other differences. Tobias then flies to the other universe as he goes after Thingaros directly, where Tobias' raid against Thingaros' homeworld causes thousands to millions of the Dragons that Tobias have morphed into to suddenly "follow the leader" essentially, causing mass panic to the Thingamajigs that their normal technology can't even withstand the massive raid. Thingaros decides to flee back towards the Animorphs universe, where he is promptly boxed in by the rest of the group, then getting sneak attacked by Tobias, who snatches the Genesis Staff from Thingaros.

Using the Genesis Staff, Tobias fixes all the damage caused by Thingaros as Thingaros is forcefully dragged back to his own universe by an enraged Dragora. The crisis over, Tobias returns the Genesis Staff to Dragora before Dragora promptly disappears back into shadow yet again.