In most worlds with undeveloped civilizations, Ancient Dragons were seen as calamity instead of creators of all things.
The power of those Primeval Beings could detonate volcanos and tremble the earth, causing lightning and windstorms at a whim, altering oceanic flows and surging tides. The cities raised by civilizations are as fragile as white paper before them, being easily flattened at their will.
And yet, Ancient Dragons did not live to destroy; their power was simply exceedingly profound. In fact, those calamitous powers were precisely the origins of life.
