2. Drawing the Sword "Seedils"

A sword that can transform into the seed of dragons.

Gain the ability to pass protection to allies and annihilate enemies with this unique sword.

Lattice Burst: eliminates all weak enemies and absorbs HP into the sword. Thats right! This powerful usage can be acquired via the "Seedils".

In the past, breeding has not always produced perfect hatchlings so we decided to allow for “mistakes” and provide purification potions that eliminates mutation.

Both species will have their

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The Victorian era offers a sort of idealised, if romanticised view of colonial life, a sense of the Australian continent as a place of opportunities and adventure that may have been confined to the urban elite, but these landscapes also present a dramatic contrast to the more sophisticated mining cities of European origin.

The Melbourne Botanic Gardens (1848) was planned as a botanic research institute and botanical gardens to the south of the city, with a series of vistas that melded classical forms with naturalistic green space. The Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney (1868) is an elegant contemporary example of nineteenth-century urban gardening, laid out in a series of artificial terraces and gardens on the slopes of the 1814-built sandstone Royal Botanic Gardens. Both of these projects were anticipated in England by the Grosvenor Parks (Grosvenor and Belgrave Squares, Hyde Park, London), which allowed Londoners to escape the hectic hustle of the streets and enjoy the opportunity to exercise and relax in the parks.

Indeed, for many urban dwellers of European origin, the suburbs were not a refuge from the city, but an extension of it, an alternative space where a different life could be lived in rooms and gardens for over one hundred and fifty years, reaching its apogee in the 1980s and ’90s and ‘2000s, perhaps when the suburbs developed their most elaborate, grand, and aspirational outlook. Melbourne’s suburbs in particular became synonymous with such opulence and charm, and the buildings they created are among the best in Australia.

Christopher H. Ronald’s The Lifestyle Choice: A History of the Australian Suburb (UNSW Press, 1999) provides a history of suburban development, while Elizabeth Riley’s Melbourne Suburbs – A History (Monash University Press, 2012) traces the creation of the suburb in Melbourne and the historical development of the built environment

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