What was Warfang, the city, like? Where was it? How did it look? Is it still inhabited today?

Lost Queen : For a city it was okay, too bright in my opinion though. It was a city built by self-absorbed fools and idiotic moles so… yeah. Looks much better now, as rubble. As far as I know, nobody lives there, but I haven’t returned there since the attack. 

Lost Queen, have you ever wondered who your parents were or why you were born in Warfang?

Lost Queen : I found out who my father was shortly before I left the city. During the attack, I killed him to prove my loyalty to my people. Trust me, he was a horrible, awful dragon that deserved death. My mother… hmm, never found out who she was, my father had a mate at one time but she died of illness years before my egg even showed up in Warfang. My father was known to be loose, apparently, so it could have been any dragoness with incredibly low standards. 

What do you think of Eon? Do you find him equally annoying in comparison to the Skylanders? How would you react if you discovered that some of the anonymous sunglass balls asking you questions were actually Eon in disguise? I am not Eon, of course.

Lost Queen : It was Eon who refused to send his Skylanders to help my people rebel. I would have killed him myself if he didn’t act so cowardly and freeze me in emeralds. Safe to say, I hate him.

I hear he felt guilty about refusing me and built me the temple that I was placed in while frozen. But guilt won’t fix what he’s done, nor will it win forgiveness from me. Kurosians do not forgive, we avenge.

Pfff, I doubt any of these sunglass wearing spheres would be Eon, why would he care to ask me anything? Guilt? Bah.

Lost Queen, do you have any fond memories of siblings, parents, or other family members while growing up? What was it like being a kid in the Kurosian city?

Lost Queen : I didn’t have a lot of fond memories from Warfang, I had some but… it’s best to just not think about it all. My childhood in Kurosia was simply amazing. It didn’t matter that I had no parents, I killed my father in Warfang and never found out who my mother was. In Kurosian culture, the whole society raises the children alongside the parents. Since I didn’t have parents, I was raised in an orphanage kind of building close to the castle. 

After I met the Queen, I wanted nothing more than to be just like her. *chuckles* I do have some fond memories with the other children of the city, we’d play in the marketplace with the largest fountain in Kurosia. I’d always pretend to be the Queen and rule the other children into battle, and sometimes the adults would play too. Even the soldiers would stop their patrols and pretend with us!

My culture is evil, sure, but we took care of our own. We were a tight-knit people, we loved each other and took pride in our place in the shadows. I will never cease my battle with the Skylanders until I’ve avenged every single soul lost in my city.