You wake in a strange room.

Your clothes are foreign and the walls are covered in objects from a different world.

You don't know where or when you are.

Or if you're still dreaming.

There are footsteps in the hall.

Jumping up, you race out of the room and into the streets.

You have just entered The Twilight Histories.

Hi, I'm Jordan Harbor, and thank you for listening to the Twilight Histories on our 10th anniversary.

Ten years ago, when I first started this show with Ice Age misery, I created a character for you,

someone whose eyes you got to explore the world through. I envisioned you as a young, naive student, curious about the world, but physically

small and weak and unfit to handle the challenges of life in the multiverse. Yet somehow your

character kept surviving. Well, ten years later, that character has evolved from a tender youth to a hundred-year-old Twilight History's agent who has experienced battles, murders, torture, and even crucifixion.

I feel it's time to let that character go, so we can explore new characters together, at least

the ones that I write. So, on this 10th anniversary of the Twilight Histories, I give you Blue

Dragons, the conclusion of a decade of world-splitting adventures, and the final bow for that original student character.

Blue Dragons is by far the most ambitious story I've written, and not just because it's long.

I also put a great amount of thought into it and created a world that was at once extremely

different from our own, while also being deep and rich in its

world building. I wanted to see how far I could push my own imagination and see if I could break a few

glass ceilings. I also reintroduced some old favorite characters from our show to wrap up Blue Sends.

If you're a new listener to the Twilight Histories, I think you'll enjoy Blue Dragons,

but you'll enjoy it more if you've heard the other stories, especially some of those

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