Great Old: Dragon no Tsukurikata

After a dragon attacked him in childhood, Shaal was left with a strange mouth on the back of his hand—a mouth visible only to him. Now fifteen, he has already graduated from the Anthropological Society and has moved on to the Theosophical Society to continue studying humanity. There, his research centers on mystical phenomena, including alchemy and magical visions, as he searches for the knowledge needed to create dragons. That goal is inseparable from another: he must find a way to destroy the mouth on his left hand. The eerie mark and the trauma of the dragon attack drive him through a world of occult scholarship, where academic inquiry and supernatural danger meet. At the Theosophical Society, Shaal immerses himself in alchemy and magical visions, hoping these disciplines will reveal how dragons are made—and how the mouth that has haunted him since childhood can be unmade. The path is uncertain, and the very forces he seeks to understand may be as dangerous as the dragon that changed his life.