Aaron
1) Kai had the Iron Scroll and Denner had the bell which sent all foreign objects back to their home territory, and if I recall correctly none of the others were said to have access to these powers. How did they get them? Why didn't they share the knowledge of the power's location with their fellow Dragon Army members? Did all of them have a power that they kept secret from the others?
2) How did Valin choose the kids that he did as his first Dragon Army? Were they all chosen at once? What criteria did he look for?
3) When and how did Valin go to the City of Light to get the gold for Mithra? How did the- I'm just assuming here- members of the Gold District react to a powerful foreign invader, and why does nobody remember that Valin visited?
4) When a guardian dies- like the snake in the forge- how is another guardian chosen? If being picked as a guardian where you can die instead of one you just have to defeat is a punishment of some sort, what crimes prompted the punishment?
5) What was Kathrin doing? Was she repping out as a strange Tartarus traveler, as many assumed Valinhall to be?
6) Now that Simon and the Eldest are recovering the Dragon Fangs, how will they pick new wielders? Are they going to intentionally set out for and try to find new Valinhall travelers, or will they just wait and hope that another falls into their lap like Erastes did?
7) How did Valin create Valinhall? Is this something that could be done again by someone else to create a Territory in their own image?
Will Wight
1.) They were the only ones to EARN those powers, not the only ones to know about them. Some rooms have to do with personal compatibility, so they're easy for some people and very hard for others.
2.) Good question. I've wanted to do a Dragon Army prequel book at some point, but there are a lot of books I'd like to write.
3.) "why does nobody remember that Valin visited?" Who says no one remembers?
4.) The "government" of the House gets a little strange sometimes, but in general, a crime would be disrupting the order of the Territory or doing something that jeopardized their power or existence. Like trying to monopolize a power you didn't earn, or interfering in the function of another room.
5.) That would be a fun short story, actually.
6.) This one will definitely be answered in the next few novels, if not the short stories.
7.) Yes, it is something that could be done again.