AAAAAHHHHH!!! There is so many things going on in Alagaesia. WHAT IN THE WORLD IS GOING ON?!? But that's not why I typed this. In Eragon (the book) when Angela reads his fortune she says that Eragon will leave Alagaesia to never return again. What I want to know is why, who's he taking with him, and when. If you have any clue what is going on please tell.

i don't ACTUALLY know, but my GUESS is that he leaves for alalea, the elves homeland, with the elves that survive fighting galby, with arya, saphira, and the third dragon, because humans and dwarves will rule alagaesia, and dragons need to become numerous again, and they can only do it in peace in alalea, or something along those lines.

Where'd you here alaelia?

^ agree...

and that will be the last of the dragons in alagaesia.

hmm... i noticed some parallelism between Eragon Shadeslayer and Eragon the first. Eragon the first was the first rider in Alagaesia, (well actually the first rider in the whole world). Eragon Shadeslayer will be the first rider in Alalea...

about alalea, im not so sure where i read it, but that definitely was the place of the elves before they settled in alagaesia. the only races native to alagaesia are the dwarves and dragons, i think.

i agree
but what about the humans
they were native too i think

No i dont think so. the first human inhabitants of alagaesia came with King Palancar when he settled in Carvahall.

yeah but whered the dwarfs come from?

i think they are natives of alagaesia... either that or nothing was mentioned. you can check in shurtugal.com.... its there...

dwarves dragons, and maybe urgals are native. humans came after elves, first in a small ship, then after the formation of the dragon riders in greater numbers. alalea is the elves homleand, it is mentioned by brom when eragon is is broms house asking him questions, i believe.

i beleive that the riders currently alive and the one for the final egg will be the only new dragon riders. perhaps the dragons will rise again, but w/o riders.

naw urgals arnt native to alagaesia. Brom said that the urgals followed the elves across the sea like rats seeking blood. Any way i dont no about alalea, maby he's going to Vroen gard?

i'm not totally sure about where they came from, but your probably right. the razac and lethrblaka followed the humans. and vroengard is part of alagaesia. alalea isn't.

not sure, but even if it wasnt i dont think i would want to spend the rest of eternity on a small island.

i know, after the first like, 5 years you'd know every nook and crany. the most exciting moment of the decade would be: "hey look, an big piece of drift wood floated up! i havn't seen that before!" you'd kill yourself!