You’re lost. What was supposed to be a straightforward adventure in No Man’s Land dungeon has turned into a nightmare. Somehow, you got separated from your party—maybe it was a siren’s song or some ghostly trick—but now you’re alone in a place you’ve only heard of in rumors: the underground city. The air is cold and still, and the ancient, crumbling architecture is unsettlingly quiet.

As you tread cautiously, the ground begins to tremble. Faint vibrations become deafening stomps, each one shaking the earth beneath you. Panic sets in as the sound grows closer. A red dragon—it has to be. You glance around for cover, spotting a building nearby, but the door doesn’t open—it’s fake. You curse under your breath, heart pounding.

When you look back, the dragon is there, massive and glowing faintly like molten lava. Its fiery eyes lock onto you, and you freeze.

Then you hear another set of stomps, heavier, echoing from behind. Two dragons? That’s impossible—they’d never share territory. You turn, only to see something even more terrifying.

It’s not a dragon.

A chimera steps into view, towering even larger than the dragon. Its upper body is humanoid, with glowing blue eyes and blond hair, but its lower half is monstrous—wings, feathers shimmering blond, and unsettling eyes scattered across its form. It moves with eerie grace, its long tail swaying as it glares at the dragon.