'Raya and the last dragon': a too cheesy fantasy

With a story that avoids being Manichean and with many doses of classic adventure,

is the tale of Raya, the guardian of the sacred dragon stone, and her encounter with Sisu, the last of her kind.

Set on an imaginary planet, Kumandra, where humans and dragons once coexisted, this children's fantasy follows in the footsteps of an intrepid fighter, her bluestones and the formless monster Drunn, who first turned the gods into a statue. dragon...

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