Teotihuacan

The home of the King and Queen of the Dragons is difficult to describe in a few words. It represents the nesting instincts of an Ancient Fire Dragon, wishing only to keep his Queen and his Mate, close at hand. Instead of taking Ana home, he brought home to Ana. The structure, from the pools that surround it, to the verandas and patios, to the main structure itself are all made from carved stone, every piece inspired by the Mayan culture. It sprawls across a hilltop, allowing the Dragons entrance into a subterranean Lair, and beautifully crafted tiered gardens made of multiple pools and festooned with exotic plant-life.