DRACO

-Draconians-

You have accessed the Akashic Records of the Draconians. The legend goes...

The Draconians are a soul group originally from the Inverse, but were exiled into our universe by the Carians after War Echelon. After multiple battles and years of searching, they decided to settle in the constellation of Draco, specifically making Thuban the headquarters for Draconian leadership.

The narrative of the Draconians has often been dominated by one faction: the Ciakar, a genetically engineered warrior caste created by the Carians. Their rebellion, exile, and eventual rise to power have shaped the mythos surrounding the Draconian identity across many spiritual and metaphysical traditions. However, overshadowed by the violent legacy of the Ciakar lies another, quieter group of Draconians, the Dragons. These Draconians were not designed as tools of war, but as sovereign beings capable of building civilizations, maintaining balance, and exploring the fabric of consciousness itself. Unlike their Ciakar counterparts, they developed with an emphasis on internal order, spiritual curiosity, and intellectual expansion. Their relationship with the Carians was never one of subservience but was instead envisioned as cooperative, at least initially.

Dragons tend to get along best with faes and elementals because of the empathy the Andromedans and Pleiadians showed them during the Lyran Wars.

These Draconians grew increasingly autonomous, questioning the necessity of continued oversight by their creators. This questioning was not an act of rebellion but a natural expression of the independence encoded within them. To the Carians, however, such independence was alarming. In the wake of the Ciakar uprising, fear began to overshadow logic, and the Carians soon came to regard all Draconian factions as potential threats, regardless of their behavior or intentions. When the Ciakar launched their revolt, the Carians responded with widespread control measures. Surveillance, breeding restrictions, and containment protocols were implemented across all Draconian populations. For the non-Ciakar Draconians, who had neither rebelled nor supported the uprising, this was a devastating injustice. They were not only lumped together with their militant counterparts, but they were also punished for qualities that had once been celebrated by their creators.

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