To the Kuros, it’s seen as poison. For love can make one too loyal to one dragon instead of the whole, and it could lead them to disobey orders that could result in chaos for others. Turn them against one another out of jealousy, even driven to kill for them. To the Kuros, doing this for one single dragon is seen as selfish, a danger to the people.
Loving their culture, people, and duties as rulers of Darkness is meant to be most important and makes the ‘best’ Kurosian dragon.
It’s so ingrained in Kurosian culture that it has a big stigma against it, insinuating one is in romantic love is an insult and an attack on their honor. Kruta, one of Feuriah’s Mjol, absolutely loved reading romance novels as they often displayed both fiction and non-fiction stories of dragons falling from grace after falling in love, leaving their post at a war to save a lover which resulted in their unit being killed, a dragon attacking their own King to defend their love, etc.
~ Weird Hyenas