According to legend, a nation in which a dragon appears is destined for prosperity. Finally a new dragon is born in the desert-covered empire Rahan, but...as a fragile young boy! Until the boy comes of age, the crown prince orders him hidden away in the depths of the palace. But one night, Suu, a lowly palace servant hoping to run away with his dear Nadan, stumbles upon an unexpected mystery... And so begins their tale of love, obsession... and desire. ... more>>

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Once upon a time, in the desert of the Rahan Empire a dragon blessed the land with rain and was worshiped as a symbol of reconstruction that brought new life to the country. The dragon dissappeared and the people waited for its return for over a hundred years. One day, news of a dragon's offspring were spread. The crown prince is told to face the dragon, as people feared it was going to destroy them, but when he went to face it all he found was a child, a semi-god dragon child at that. A priest proposed for the child to always stay in a Shinto shrine in order to not be noticed by anyone. They would wait for the child to grow until it could transform into his original form. However, on the eve of the Dragon's Festival, a young and beautiful boy, "Suu", accidentally finds the kid in a barn... Time passes and Suu becomes the love interest of two men who look rather familiar to him... <<less

When Jeongha, the temperamental young son of a wealthy businessman was suddenly stricken down with a mysterious illness, his father scrambled to look for a cure. But the debilitating affliction persisted. Desperate and out of option, the father sought out help from a temple up on a misty mountain to save the life of his only son. ... more>>

As he stood waiting at the foot of the mountain for the temple people, he was approached by a village elderly man. The man told him that if the problem was small, he would be met by young temple people. If the problem was average, he would be met by middle aged people. And if the problem was grave, he would be met by elderly people, in which case he would need to prepare his heart for the worst. But on the rare occasion where a child came down to meet him, he would have to beg for his child’s life as if his own life depended on it.

As the elderly man was leaving, the temple people arrived. Who came down from the temple to find the father? <<less