Dragontooth Memorial

In the middle of the underwater city, bathed in the gentle embrace of the currents, is the solemn merfolk memorial. It is known as the “Dragontooth Memorial” and serves as a tribute to the fallen merfolk whose stories intertwine with the very essence of Encura's history.
Carved from the bedrock of the seafloor, its form mimics the natural curve and rugged texture of a massive dragon tooth. On it, one can find carefully sculpted names of the merfolk who courageously journeyed through the vast depths of the ocean before the founding of Encura—or ones who fell during the “Kin's Bloodbath.”
Over time, intricate coral gardens have grown around the Dragontooth Monument, nature itself weaving its vibrant threads into the memorial's narrative. Schools of colorful fish dance around it as if they also want to pay an elegant tribute to the lives commemorated by the monument. Below you can see the delicate, intricate work of the Crafters who transformed the stone into a canvas of remembrance, honoring the lives and sacrifices of those who came before.
The memorial serves as a sacred meeting place. A connection between past and present. A place where merfolk of all generations can come to reflect. And as merfolk gather to pay their respects, the water's gentle rhythm seems to echo the whispers of these ancient heroes.

Type

Monument, Large

Parent Location

The Land of Encura

Owning Organization

Encura