# The Story so Far Author: Rifty Tags: Action, Adventure, Kara, Riften, Romance, Silvus, Sithris, Spyro, Story Series, rift #2 of The Legend of Rift Book II: Resurrection Years after the Purple Dragon of Legend, Spyro, defeated the Dark Master, Malefor, the Dragon Realms were once again in danger. Spyro had fallen into the dark magic of Convexity with the intention of ruling the world. Meanwhile, Rift, a young adult orange and silver fire dragon, who had lost his family and village during the reign of Malefor, was spending his days living at a beautiful lake with his girlfriend, a pure white wind dragoness by the name of Kara. At the point Rift was to propose, he was knocked unconscious by a squad of apes, who then brutally murdered Kara. Broken by the loss of his mate, he flew to the frozen island of Dante's Freezer on a suicide mission to destroy the apes and himself in a large explosion.  Unfortunately, he arrived as a human named Alex, and two dragoness', Cynder and Mera, tried to hold off the stronghold. Rift reluctantly agreed to help and destroyed the ape leader that killed his ape. Afterwards, he joined in the first fight with Spyro, where he received a horn through his chest before he and the others retreated in defeat. Eventually he would meet Kara's long lost sister, Ferossa and many others as they all prepared for a war against the once Purple Hero. Rift would encounter one of Spyro's Generals, Keltin, a burgundy dragon that once lived in Rift's village until being exiled for attempting to murder the orange dragon. After defeating and sparing Keltin, Rift would join his group to finally defeat Spyro, bringing him back to the side of good, and helping Alex return to the human world. With the city of Warfang being a guardian short, Rift would take place as the new Guardian of Fire. **Resurrection takes place one year later...** Source: https://sofurry.com/s/ve3GQZQe Part of the series The Legend of Rift Book II: Resurrection Previous: https://fse.anthro.fr/stories/1482575-resurrection-forward.md Next: https://fse.anthro.fr/stories/1482648-1-a-year-later.md