14Alligators Old Village

Introduction
After abandoning Meridian Moon, 14Alligators traveled halfway across the world to a large mountainous land. There he built a small home that was quickly noticed by the natives of the land. Instead of killing him, they decided to help him survive and build a village based around his home. 14Alligators soon became very popular in this old village. Creating a wealthy farming village centered around a mountain. One day, while climbing this mountain he noticed a large French settlement devolving across the fields. One day, he confronted the settlers, including MikeScout1 and Popperdepop and Dashhunts Grandfather. The settlers were extremly aggresive and forced 14Alligators to retreat to his home. Soon, these settlers would start a small war between the two villages called the RAM wars.

The RAM wars
The RAM wars was a 2 month long conflict between 14Alligators village and the French settlement. The French used the local power of the mountains to create a large machine known as a "lag-machine." These machines were known for destroying worlds in the matter of seconds by harnessing an unknown energy knows as RAM. The war was ended when 14Alligators and his friends found where the machine was stored, and they destroyed it. The large amount of energy released from the machine created a temporary space time fold, transporting MikeScout1 to Gooberland. This time loop additionally caused 14Alligators to never age, leading to virtual immortality.

The City Of The Dragon
3 years after the RAM wars, 14Alligators began to make another village across the valley with hopes of connecting to a river and opening new trade routs. This village was attacked by a dragon in the middle of development, this is when 14Alligators shot it directly in the heart. The dragon then exploded into a mass of hot lava that quickly hardened once it touched the ground, creating large pillars of stone. Eventually, these pillars molded into a large wall around the village. This village was known as The City Of The Dragon for it's past.