Art yard

Overview

“You have another piece of that thing in our art yard.”

The art yard[1] is a collection of sculptures created by Geo. It currently holds the portal gate of Imperium.

History

History[]

Dragons Rising, Season 1[]

Land of Lost Things[]

Sora and Nya passed through the art yard on their way to the Rookery. As they passed, Sora commented that she found the sculptures to be amazing.

Dragons Rising, Season 2[]

Prior to Force From the East[]

Geo found one of the remains of the Monastery of Imperium's Portal gate. Not knowing it's the part of a portal gate, he put it to the art yard where he made a sculpture out of it.

Force From the East[]

After recovering another remain of the portal gate, Geo put it to the art yard to complete his sculpture.

When the Wolf Clan invaded the Land of Lost Things in search of Bonzle, they fought against the Finders inside and around the art yard. Even with assistance from Cole, the Finders were backed up against the recovered remains of the Monastery of Imperium's Portal gate. Recognizing the structure, Cole urged the Finders to help him in reassembling it and they escaped back to the Monastery of Spinjitzu.

Enter the City of Temples[]

While making a sculpture, Geo got an invitation to the Tournament of the Sources by Messenger Dragons.

Dragons Rising, Season 3[]

Casket of Bones[]

Cole and Kai went to the art yard to train Frak. While Kai was taking a break, Fritz and Spitz arrived and showed him the Prismatic Blades they found, surprising him, only to remember they are in the Land of Lost Things. As Frak used Quake, he felt like the Earth is screaming, surprising Cole who was also feeling that in everywhere in the Merged Lands. When Frak asked him what is causing it, Cole said the only thing he knows is that Wu took him to somewhere where he sensed something big underground. Hearing this, Frak suggested that they should check it, but Kai said he is on in the mood for walking. However, Geo said he might have something to help.

Appearances
Gallery
Translations

Translations[]

Language Name
German Kunstgarten
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