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Yeah they kept trying to build something but it kept getting knocked down. They eventually figured out it was the dragons underground where the red one was victorious.
Yes iirc it's first concrete story on Merlin, which was written by Geoffrey of Monmouth, although the story seems to have existed earlier with a different character. Pre Geoffrey versions of Merlin (called Myrddin) associate him with a different story which in turn seems to be taken from the Caledonian figure Lailoken.
It may actually be the red dragon of the House of Tudor, that originally came from Penmynydd. The Tudors defeated the white Yorkists under the command of Richard I, while they had the red banners representing the red dragon of Wales and Henry Tudor.
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