At the later two-green clearing, choosing a side has led to both continuation and death in player records. No side is a verified guarantee. Match the prompt and earlier route before copying a reported response.
| Question | What the sources show |
|---|---|
| Current scene | Two green dragons sunning across an early path is an initial sighting. Two greens in a later clearing after descending a tree is a different test. |
| Observed outcome | A community walkthrough reports both a continuation and a death after turning toward the right green on separate runs. Other accounts describe bonds after further prompts. |
| Unconfirmed condition | Neither choosing left nor choosing right has been independently established as a guaranteed way to survive or bond. |
| Next useful step | Save the exact stage, earlier direction and companions, the green you faced, each follow-up response, and the final result. |
An answer that refers to lowering your eyes at two greens sunning on the path does not answer the later clearing question asking which dragon to engage. The scene finder keeps those records separate. If your screen mentions a tree descent and a clearing, compare the later test below; if it is a first sighting, use the separate sunning-greens record.
Community walkthrough and first-hand comparison ↗ · checked 14 October 2026
| Evidence | What happened | What it cannot prove |
|---|---|---|
| Repeated right-facing choice | The Wiki author records one run advancing and another ending in death after the same described side choice. | A 50% probability, a fixed hidden roll, or that every earlier condition was identical. |
| Follow-up tests | The community map describes holding position through a later tail test and different responses to a question about character flaws or strengths. | That reaching the same green guarantees the same follow-up or bond. |
| Neutral or divided attention | The Wiki author reports death after staying neutral and after glancing toward the other green in documented attempts. | That every untested alternative is safe or that all players receive the same wording. |
Two endings after a similarly written choice tell you a one-line answer key is too narrow. They do not reveal the game’s internal selection rule. Earlier route decisions, the precise prompt and the responses after choosing a green may all matter, and the available reports do not isolate those variables. Read the source’s own run notes before treating an observation as advice for your account.
Wiki author’s 6 October runs and community chart ↗ · checked 14 October 2026
| Moment | Reported observation | Caution |
|---|---|---|
| Entering the clearing | A slow descent from the tree is reported to lead to two greens. | The earlier two-green sighting is a separate scene. |
| Choosing a green | Players describe turning toward one dragon; the Wiki author had different endings after choosing the right side. | Neither side is a safe rule. |
| Responding to the test | Some reports continue after holding ground through a tail movement and answering the next question. | A completed bond requires the actual result, not just surviving this prompt. |
These are abbreviated community observations. Read the options shown in your own run; this site has not replay-tested the sequence.
A green dragon appearing, or a player surviving the first green prompt, is an encounter. A result card showing a bonded green is a different outcome. When you compare reports, look for the final result rather than counting every green sighting as a success. The dragon index helps interpret a completed result without turning color into a route prediction.
First write whether this was the initial sunning pair or the later clearing. Then record your direction and companions before the tree, the exact side or neutral response, and every test that followed. End the note with “continued,” “died,” or “bonded,” using the wording on your screen. The private attempt journal keeps those states separate.
If you return to the clearing, compare the full route rather than only the final green choice. A different first sighting or cadet encounter may make two notes less alike than they seem. If the available options have changed, stop matching the old route at that point and document the new prompt. This produces a useful record even when the run ends without a bond.
The checked reports do not establish a guaranteed side. A community walkthrough documents bonds after further choices, but also a death on a repeated right-facing decision. Choose based on the prompt you see and keep the complete outcome if you want to compare attempts.
No. The first sighting with two sunning greens and the later clearing test use different surrounding events. A response reported at one stage should not be copied into the other without matching the text and location.
No. It shows that the written choice by itself is insufficient to predict the ending. The available records do not rule out earlier conditions or other differences. The author’s official FAQ confirms repeat attempts after a wait, but does not publish the rule for this encounter.
Use the Dragonkind answers index for tree, shadow, meadow and color comparisons. The dedicated meadow-blue and tree-shadow guides cover different branches.