In The Pale Dragon of Kaloret, a theocracy of dragons have established themselves as deities to be worshipped, and enforce their subjects to give them gold and riches. When farmer giants begin to ambivalently destroy Sabert and Stelly’s farm, Stelly travels to their local church to ask Alokaun, The Pale Dragon, to rid their farm of their intruders. As a consequence of this, the clergyman, Klauzen Melarz, finds himself attracted to Stelly and sends her husband, Sabert, on a suicide mission which results in him being sent to underground realm of Neath-Lind. It is up to Stelly to find where he is, find an entrance to Neath-Lind, and then for the both of them to escape. Their episodic adventures through peril and triumph is accompanied by a delayed decoding of the story of the religious regime and the long ago conflict between the trees and the dragons- all manipulated by an ancient figure who has a strained relationship with Alokaun.