DRAGON CHRONICLE

After more than six months of intense work, research, and creative exploration, the development of the Dragon Metaverse project was finally completed on December 27, 2025. What began as a simple idea gradually grew into a complex world inspired by the deep cultural history of dragons across civilizations.
The project required not only technical development but also a long journey through mythology, folklore, and ancient storytelling traditions. For months, I studied references to dragons in myths and legends from many cultures. I read traditional folk tales, compared epic narratives from different nations, and examined religious texts where dragons appeared as symbols of power, wisdom, chaos, or protection.
From the fire-breathing beasts of European legends to the wise celestial dragons of Asia, the figure of the dragon has taken many forms throughout human history. Each culture describes them differently, yet the presence of dragons is remarkably universal. These stories became the foundation for building a new digital world where these ancient archetypes could live again in a modern format.
By late December, the research and conceptual development were finally complete. The entire project had been carefully structured and written down — the world, its rules, its history, and the role dragons would play within it. What had existed only in fragments of imagination was now fully laid out on paper.
And then something unexpected happened.
One night, while walking through the city streets, I suddenly began to see dragons again — just as I had imagined them during the earliest stages of the project. Their silhouettes seemed to appear above rooftops and between the night lights of the city skyline. It felt as if the ideas that had lived in my mind for months had stepped into reality for a brief moment.

Perhaps it was simply the result of months of immersion in ancient stories and symbols. Or perhaps imagination, once fully formed, finds its own way of returning to us.
Either way, that night felt like the true beginning of the Dragon Metaverse.

This spring I received an unexpected message. Someone reached out with a proposal: to help, purely out of goodwill, find investment for a youth film project. It was meant to be a gesture of support for young creators with a dream.
Just a few days later, my life took an unexpected turn. I moved from Gdańsk to Kraków for work, and to my surprise I discovered that the symbol of the city was the Dragon — Smok. In that moment I suddenly remembered the proposal that was already sitting forgotten in my email trash folder.
I began thinking about it more and more. Eventually, I realized that perhaps I could become the investor myself and help these young creators bring their vision to life — an animated fantasy film for teenagers about dragons.
The decision felt almost destined. By a strange twist of fate I had arrived in the city of the Dragon — a place that would soon become a symbolic milestone in my life. Before that, the only thing I knew about Kraków came from a childhood book by Hanna Januszewska "The Tale of the Kraków Cat".
When I finally replied to the message, I wrote that I would try to help, but that I needed some time — and that at the moment I was living in Poland’s ancient capital. That is when I learned more about the young creators. They lived in a small, remote town in Russia, and they dreamed of sharing with teenagers around the world a story about the long struggle between good and evil in the world of dragons.
The girl on the team, a designer, turned out to be the granddaughter of a Polish officer who had once been exiled to Siberia. There he met the love of his life and decided to stay. Her boyfriend, meanwhile, had come from South Korea to study — and that was where the two of them met.

And that was the moment when my journey into the world of dragons truly began.