Hyo to you, muin Meyn!
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I can’t believe that Feb has almost passed, we have had tons of snow and ice in the kingdom, spring is knocking on our door, and we are still keeping social distance. It seems so strange to think that it all started, but a year ago… At times, it even feels as if it had been going on like this for years!
On the positive side, we’ve been left to reconsider many things in our lives, our environment, our visions and values, our relationships; but above all, whether it all would or should go back to the old normality again. Talking to many dear friends and family, what I often hear is a reluctance to let this happen. Most people seem to take this time between brackets as an opportunity to reimagine what normality should look like, in a healthier and fairer world.
So, taking on this idea, I am right now reimagining the way my Lost Kingdom will purge itself from all evil and foul things, in the end. It will be quite a treacherous journey for all involved, to be sure, and not all may come out as heroes, after all…
Right now, however, let’s celebrate the coming of Dryem within and without the Skyarach Kingdom. The word Dryem is an abbreviation for Dryemoshach, and means literally: the Dragon egg lies on fresh moos. It was used to name the spring season in the Arach languages, which related most of its seasonal celebrations to the life cycle of the Dragon.
In that spirit, happy Dryemoshach to you, muin Meyn!
 
M.V.R.

Hyo, there!
As the winter has reached our land this fateful 2020, writing during a second Lockdown has come as no surprise. But now that the Skyarach Kingdom has finally been located on several maps - thanks to master cartographers - it is safe to say the Dragon People can also settle down for a couple of peaceful weeks to celebrate the season of the Dark God of Nwyr and the return of Light. In that spirit, I wish you all a season full of magic and wonder, as well as a bright start into 2021.
Keep living your dream!
​M.V.R. 🌈

Hyo, there!
While the Arachti or People of the Dragon are trying to get published, I sit here and type my first blog ever ;-)
Not an easy task, no...

But in the end, 2020 has been quite a challenge for most, if not for all of us. For me, personally, it has been a most peculiar year indeed, since I was able to finish the first book of Tales from the Realm of the Golden Tree, a fantasy epic saga.
The full saga, which is all well-stored in my mind, is conceived as a trilogy, and I am happy to say that book 2 is already on the making, with lots of ideas pouring onto paper as I type ;-)
On this note, I'll have to head back to work now, but before doing so, I would like to share my #1 wish for this Holiday Season:
Let us all come out of this global crisis wiser and more humane than before. 
🌈 by M.V.R.