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TOPIC | Loregacy Of War Challenge- Free Dergs!
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[center][img]https://i.imgur.com/ig6UsPD.png[/img] [Url=http://www1.flightrising.com/forums/qnc/2044950/1#post_2044950]Original Challenge [/url], by @Dreamnorn This is my personal Legacy of War challenge! I'll be creating a story and I intend to do separate updates for: Nesting, Hatching, Elimination, and Finding a Mate. Plus an introduction, of course! Here are my founders, Jun and Krya. [url=http://flightrising.com/main.php?dragon=43025337] [img]http://flightrising.com/rendern/350/430254/43025337_350.png[/img] [/url] [url=http://flightrising.com/main.php?dragon=44148447] [img]http://flightrising.com/rendern/350/441485/44148447_350.png[/img] [/url] At the end of the challenge, if the final heir has even one basic gene, or is a plentiful breed, Jun will be exalted. Otherwise, he will be kept and gened by me or rehomed. The majority of the dragons in this challenge will be exalted, including most heirs and their mates. If you want one, let me know, and once I'm done with I'll send it to you free!
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Original Challenge , by @Dreamnorn

This is my personal Legacy of War challenge! I'll be creating a story and I intend to do separate updates for: Nesting, Hatching, Elimination, and Finding a Mate. Plus an introduction, of course!

Here are my founders, Jun and Krya.



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At the end of the challenge, if the final heir has even one basic gene, or is a plentiful breed, Jun will be exalted. Otherwise, he will be kept and gened by me or rehomed.

The majority of the dragons in this challenge will be exalted, including most heirs and their mates. If you want one, let me know, and once I'm done with I'll send it to you free!
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Favorite Hatches
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[b][center] [size=5]Introduction [/size][/b] [img]https://i.imgur.com/ig6UsPD.png[/img] The coppery taste of blood fills his mouth. Dust cakes his skin and chokes him. He stands over the twisted corpse of a Coatl- his sister. Standing across from him is his brother, expression carefully blank. He is is determined to win and take his place among the clan. So is his brother. No weapons are allowed. Magic is frowned upon. It's a battle for his life, with nothing but his body to fight with. His brother moves first. Like a snake, quick as lightning. He strikes, fangs bared. A twist of the head, a dodge. For a single moment all is silent. They are almost close enough to touch. Their two hearts beat in rythym, fast, frightened. Then one kicks out, claws as sharp as polished steel. He hits- feathers. Down flies everywhere as the two spin away. Twenty feet between them, time at a standstill. The noon sun beats mercilessly down on his bare neck. Sweat clings to his skin and drips into his eyes, nose, mouth. It is salty. The ground he stands was only a few hours ago packed hard as stone. Now it is churned up and mixed with sweat and blood. All around him is noise. The stamping of feet, jeers and taunts. A few cheer, only a few. All are the lone survivor of their brood. All have survived the arena. Among them are his parents. They have shown him no particular love or care. Why waste affection on a child who will probably die? Save it for the survivor. Love is something earned, not given freely. If he survives the test he will become the sole heir of his line. His parents will give him the affection he will have earned and teach him. Eventually, he may earn a mate and the right to breed. Some day, he may stand and watch as his own offspring battle to the death. Small, sidling steps. Inch by inch. Barely breathing, hardly moving, soon the sun is at his back. Before his brother realizes the trick, while he's squinting into the sun, he strikes. He bodyslams him, knocking him to the ground. But the brother is no fool. As he falls he wraps his tail round his opponent's neck and drags him down into the dust. Now it is a wrestling match. They claw and bite and try to pin the other, try to hold him still long enough to deliver the killing stroke. Soon they are exhausted. The lay at arm's length, panting for breath. Orange eyes burn with anger and bloodlust. The air is dry and scratches their throats, making each breath a trial. They are indistinguishable from each other now, except by wounds. Covered in dust and blood, feathers plastered flat, innumerable scratches and slashes scoring their hides. The crowd is growing impatient. They are hungry and hot and want the battle to end. Their taunts grow louder. Some hurl objects, stones and sticks and rotten fruit. The brother is first to break the truce. He lunges, attempting a finishing surprise attack. But he is tired and his claws glance off the toughened hide of his opponent. By then his fate is sealed. His sibling, nestmate, brother, buries dagger-sharp fangs deep in his throat. He twists his head sharply. Lifeblood spatters like rain on the dirt. He stands victorious and spreads his filth-caked wings. He roars, and the crowd roars with him. He has secured his place in the clan. He has proven himself worthy of life.
Introduction
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The coppery taste of blood fills his mouth. Dust cakes his skin and chokes him. He stands over the twisted corpse of a Coatl- his sister. Standing across from him is his brother, expression carefully blank. He is is determined to win and take his place among the clan. So is his brother.
No weapons are allowed. Magic is frowned upon. It's a battle for his life, with nothing but his body to fight with.
His brother moves first. Like a snake, quick as lightning. He strikes, fangs bared. A twist of the head, a dodge. For a single moment all is silent. They are almost close enough to touch. Their two hearts beat in rythym, fast, frightened.
Then one kicks out, claws as sharp as polished steel. He hits- feathers. Down flies everywhere as the two spin away. Twenty feet between them, time at a standstill. The noon sun beats mercilessly down on his bare neck. Sweat clings to his skin and drips into his eyes, nose, mouth. It is salty. The ground he stands was only a few hours ago packed hard as stone. Now it is churned up and mixed with sweat and blood.
All around him is noise. The stamping of feet, jeers and taunts. A few cheer, only a few. All are the lone survivor of their brood. All have survived the arena. Among them are his parents. They have shown him no particular love or care. Why waste affection on a child who will probably die? Save it for the survivor. Love is something earned, not given freely.
If he survives the test he will become the sole heir of his line. His parents will give him the affection he will have earned and teach him. Eventually, he may earn a mate and the right to breed. Some day, he may stand and watch as his own offspring battle to the death.
Small, sidling steps. Inch by inch. Barely breathing, hardly moving, soon the sun is at his back. Before his brother realizes the trick, while he's squinting into the sun, he strikes. He bodyslams him, knocking him to the ground. But the brother is no fool. As he falls he wraps his tail round his opponent's neck and drags him down into the dust. Now it is a wrestling match. They claw and bite and try to pin the other, try to hold him still long enough to deliver the killing stroke.
Soon they are exhausted. The lay at arm's length, panting for breath. Orange eyes burn with anger and bloodlust. The air is dry and scratches their throats, making each breath a trial. They are indistinguishable from each other now, except by wounds. Covered in dust and blood, feathers plastered flat, innumerable scratches and slashes scoring their hides.
The crowd is growing impatient. They are hungry and hot and want the battle to end. Their taunts grow louder. Some hurl objects, stones and sticks and rotten fruit.
The brother is first to break the truce. He lunges, attempting a finishing surprise attack. But he is tired and his claws glance off the toughened hide of his opponent. By then his fate is sealed. His sibling, nestmate, brother, buries dagger-sharp fangs deep in his throat. He twists his head sharply.
Lifeblood spatters like rain on the dirt.
He stands victorious and spreads his filth-caked wings. He roars, and the crowd roars with him. He has secured his place in the clan. He has proven himself worthy of life.
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[center][img]https://i.imgur.com/ig6UsPD.png[/img] Jun had heard rumors of a savage, bloodthirsty clan living on the outskirts of the Ashfall Waste, but he had always dismissed them as hatchlings’ tales. Why should he, an intelligent, mature drake, pay any attention to fairy stories? Now he wished he had paid more attention. He remembered with a shudder the fierce calls of the harpies that had pursued him. They had chased him from the Starfall Isles along the coast of the Plateau, until finally he had collasped here, in the harsh Fire territory. They were right behind him and would have caught or killed him, had it not been for his captor. He glanced at her now. A female Ridgeback with glowering red eyes and rippling muscle. He wasn't sure whether she was amused or appalled by him- she had shown both emotions. His feelings towards her were obvious. She terrified him. The way she had destroyed the harpies without a second thought, and the multitude of scars gracing her hide, were more than enough to intimidate him. The way she looked at him as if looking at a bug scared him. She had wrapped him up like a hatchday present and carried him off here, a massive lair carved into the cliffside. She was met by a Bogsneak and a Tundra. The Tundra left upon seeing Jun, presumably to inform someone. The Bogsneak had leered at him and expressed disgust at his spindly limbs, bug-eyes, and general lack of muscle. The Ridgeback seemed to agree with her. Jun listened to their conversation unhappily. They considered using him as a target for the hatchlings, tossing him in the arena with the next brood, or simply killing him and forgetting him. The Tundra returned to tell them that Jun was their prisoner to do whatever they wanted with. He was clearly rather bored with the idea of a prisoner. The two females seemed to be seriously considering killing him, until the Tundra said something offhand. “Part of me wonders if his obvious pathetic-ness can be bred out. His colors are excellent camouflage around here, if it weren't for the fact he's a weakling.” The Bogsneak had taken to the idea. She suggested breeding him to find out. The Ridgeback hadn't seemed quite so keen, until the Tundra suggested making it a game. “Dragons mature quickly here. Let's make him a deal. If, within ten generations, he has produced a powerful warrior, we'll let him go. Otherwise, he dies. Simple.” The trio quickly agreed. Jun was not consulted. And so here he was now, staring at three smoldering eggs. As his captor, the Ridgeback, named Krya, had the “privilege” of breeding with him. Once the eggs were laid she left him there with the eggs and a nursery assistant, presumably to find her friends. He still knew nothing about her. He stared glumly at the eggs he had fathered. They were his ticket to freedom, nothing more. That's what he told himself. [I]Don't get attached[/I]. Once the eggs hatched and the children inside matured, at least one would be bred. Then those hatchlings would be bred, and so on, until the tenth one. And then… he wasn't sure what the females were looking for, but if the tenth hatchling, or “heir”, as they had said, showed none of Jun's weakness, then he would be released and escorted home. He let out a sigh and settled down. He might as well get comfortable.
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Jun had heard rumors of a savage, bloodthirsty clan living on the outskirts of the Ashfall Waste, but he had always dismissed them as hatchlings’ tales. Why should he, an intelligent, mature drake, pay any attention to fairy stories?
Now he wished he had paid more attention.
He remembered with a shudder the fierce calls of the harpies that had pursued him. They had chased him from the Starfall Isles along the coast of the Plateau, until finally he had collasped here, in the harsh Fire territory. They were right behind him and would have caught or killed him, had it not been for his captor.
He glanced at her now. A female Ridgeback with glowering red eyes and rippling muscle. He wasn't sure whether she was amused or appalled by him- she had shown both emotions. His feelings towards her were obvious. She terrified him. The way she had destroyed the harpies without a second thought, and the multitude of scars gracing her hide, were more than enough to intimidate him. The way she looked at him as if looking at a bug scared him.
She had wrapped him up like a hatchday present and carried him off here, a massive lair carved into the cliffside. She was met by a Bogsneak and a Tundra. The Tundra left upon seeing Jun, presumably to inform someone. The Bogsneak had leered at him and expressed disgust at his spindly limbs, bug-eyes, and general lack of muscle. The Ridgeback seemed to agree with her. Jun listened to their conversation unhappily. They considered using him as a target for the hatchlings, tossing him in the arena with the next brood, or simply killing him and forgetting him.
The Tundra returned to tell them that Jun was their prisoner to do whatever they wanted with. He was clearly rather bored with the idea of a prisoner. The two females seemed to be seriously considering killing him, until the Tundra said something offhand.
“Part of me wonders if his obvious pathetic-ness can be bred out. His colors are excellent camouflage around here, if it weren't for the fact he's a weakling.”
The Bogsneak had taken to the idea. She suggested breeding him to find out. The Ridgeback hadn't seemed quite so keen, until the Tundra suggested making it a game.
“Dragons mature quickly here. Let's make him a deal. If, within ten generations, he has produced a powerful warrior, we'll let him go. Otherwise, he dies. Simple.”
The trio quickly agreed. Jun was not consulted.
And so here he was now, staring at three smoldering eggs. As his captor, the Ridgeback, named Krya, had the “privilege” of breeding with him. Once the eggs were laid she left him there with the eggs and a nursery assistant, presumably to find her friends. He still knew nothing about her.
He stared glumly at the eggs he had fathered. They were his ticket to freedom, nothing more. That's what he told himself. Don't get attached.
Once the eggs hatched and the children inside matured, at least one would be bred. Then those hatchlings would be bred, and so on, until the tenth one. And then… he wasn't sure what the females were looking for, but if the tenth hatchling, or “heir”, as they had said, showed none of Jun's weakness, then he would be released and escorted home.
He let out a sigh and settled down. He might as well get comfortable.
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[center][img]https://i.imgur.com/ig6UsPD.png[/img] Jun was awakened by a loud rattle of spines and footsteps. He was snatched unceremoniously off of his perch and he let out a frightened squawk. “Stuff it.” Krya growled. “The eggs are hatching. I thought you might want to be there.” Jun came instantly awake. The eggs! When they arrived at the nursery, Krya's two friends were there as well. The Tundra was watching the eggs intently. The Bogsneak seemed bored. She looked up as Kyra and Jun entered. She spoke in a deadpan. “Congratulations. Your first brood. I'm so thrilled to be here.” Kyra whapped her with her tail playfully. “I only hope they don't take after their sire except in color.” Jun didn't even hear the slight. Frills vibrating, he watched with bated breath as one egg started to rock violently. The Tundra glanced over just in time to throw Jun out of the way as the egg exploded. Frills singed and ribs bruised, Jun darted back to the nest just in time to see his first son open his eyes. [Img]https://i.imgur.com/sCzxeMd.png[/img] He was purple in color, with delicate streaks on his wings. He blinked up at his parents with curious orange eyes. “What will we name him?” Jun whispered. Krya let out a short laugh. “He has to earn a name. In five weeks he'll prove whether or not he's worthy.” She glanced at him. “Don't get too attached just yet.” She advised. The second egg started to make a popping noise. This time Jun knew what to expect and ducked. The egg exploded, splattering half-molten rock over the room. The Tundra and Bogsneak, both Fire themselves, didn't seem to care. Krya let out a startled hiss as some landed on her. The Tundra snickered. “I love the wet ones. They're fun to watch.” Before Jun could look at the hatchling, the last egg exploded and he ducked again. When he peeked over, he saw two more Faes. A dark-colored male, who immedieatly pounced on his older brother, and a purplish female who cringed away from the fight. [Img]https://i.imgur.com/wgBj44U.png[/img] [Img]https://i.imgur.com/W9ceclZ.png[/img] Krya growled. “Faes, all of them. I was hoping for at least one Ridgeback. And that female… a pathetic pup.” She looked at the males. “At least they're plucky. I like that dark one. He's got the right colors. Although the other one has my patterning.” She stretched her wings, showing off said pattern. The Bogsneak leaned over the nest. The two males stopped tussling to look at her. She grinned toothily, and they jumped back. The female cowered in the corner of the nest. Krya scooped up the two males. “These are the best prospects. I'll care for them and train them for the trial.” She glanced at her daughter in disgust. “You can have that one. She obviously takes after you.” Then she and her friends left, leaving Jun alone with his daughter. He picked her up and nuzzled her. “Don't worry little one. I'll take care of you.” He hesitated a moment. “You deserve a name. Don't tell anyone, it's our secret.” She blinked up at him with wide eyes. “I'll call you Amaranth. My beautiful flower.” After a moment, Amaranth smiled.
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Jun was awakened by a loud rattle of spines and footsteps. He was snatched unceremoniously off of his perch and he let out a frightened squawk.
“Stuff it.” Krya growled. “The eggs are hatching. I thought you might want to be there.”
Jun came instantly awake. The eggs!
When they arrived at the nursery, Krya's two friends were there as well. The Tundra was watching the eggs intently. The Bogsneak seemed bored. She looked up as Kyra and Jun entered. She spoke in a deadpan.
“Congratulations. Your first brood. I'm so thrilled to be here.”
Kyra whapped her with her tail playfully.
“I only hope they don't take after their sire except in color.”
Jun didn't even hear the slight. Frills vibrating, he watched with bated breath as one egg started to rock violently.
The Tundra glanced over just in time to throw Jun out of the way as the egg exploded.
Frills singed and ribs bruised, Jun darted back to the nest just in time to see his first son open his eyes.
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He was purple in color, with delicate streaks on his wings. He blinked up at his parents with curious orange eyes.
“What will we name him?” Jun whispered. Krya let out a short laugh.
“He has to earn a name. In five weeks he'll prove whether or not he's worthy.” She glanced at him. “Don't get too attached just yet.” She advised.
The second egg started to make a popping noise. This time Jun knew what to expect and ducked. The egg exploded, splattering half-molten rock over the room. The Tundra and Bogsneak, both Fire themselves, didn't seem to care. Krya let out a startled hiss as some landed on her.
The Tundra snickered.
“I love the wet ones. They're fun to watch.”
Before Jun could look at the hatchling, the last egg exploded and he ducked again. When he peeked over, he saw two more Faes. A dark-colored male, who immedieatly pounced on his older brother, and a purplish female who cringed away from the fight.
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Krya growled. “Faes, all of them. I was hoping for at least one Ridgeback. And that female… a pathetic pup.” She looked at the males.
“At least they're plucky. I like that dark one. He's got the right colors. Although the other one has my patterning.”
She stretched her wings, showing off said pattern.
The Bogsneak leaned over the nest. The two males stopped tussling to look at her. She grinned toothily, and they jumped back. The female cowered in the corner of the nest.
Krya scooped up the two males.
“These are the best prospects. I'll care for them and train them for the trial.” She glanced at her daughter in disgust.
“You can have that one. She obviously takes after you.”
Then she and her friends left, leaving Jun alone with his daughter.
He picked her up and nuzzled her.
“Don't worry little one. I'll take care of you.” He hesitated a moment.
“You deserve a name. Don't tell anyone, it's our secret.”
She blinked up at him with wide eyes.
“I'll call you Amaranth. My beautiful flower.”
After a moment, Amaranth smiled.
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Aww, I love that little interaction between Jun and Amaranth! I hope she becomes an underdog, can I be added to the pinglist?
Aww, I love that little interaction between Jun and Amaranth! I hope she becomes an underdog, can I be added to the pinglist?
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Added! :)
@RadientAngel
Added! :)
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[center][img]https://i.imgur.com/ig6UsPD.png[/img] Pinglist: @Millapede85 @RadientAngel Five weeks had gone by in a flash. In that time, Jun had caught only glimpses of his sons. Occasionally Krya had come to check up on Amaranth, but she always left with a disappointed scowl. Jun and his daughter were left to themselves, mostly. The nursery tender had hinted that she would need combat training, and so Jun did his best, but he had never been a fighter. Now he and Amaranth were being marched off in two directions. He with Krya, and Amaranth with her brothers. Jun questioned Krya as he flew. “What's going on? Where are we going? Where are they taking Am- the hatchlings?” Krya seemed to relish his confusion. “The Trial. The hatchlings must prove themselves worthy of the clan. One winner. It's likely you'll have the honor of naming it.” “N-name it? [/I]One[/I] winner?” Krya glanced at him scornfully. “Yes. The survivor will most likely be one of the males, in which case it is customary for the father to name it. If, the Eleven forbid, that female survives, I name her. It is customary for names to start with the same letter as the parent.” Jun didn't have time for questions, although he desperately wanted more information. Krya turned down a hallway and suddenly they were in the stands of a massive arena. She led him to an elevated box, sectioned off from the rest. Other dragons filed in slowly and found seats. Jun felt dread slowly seep in, weighing him down. Krya seemed emotionless. She watched the empty arena, apparently waiting. She didn't have to wait long. At the opposite side, two lanky Spirals launched into the air. They began dancing over a massive drum, dashing their bodies against it to create a quick, pounding rythym. Jun watched them, mesmerized. Then a shout rose and he glanced down. There, emerging from separate doors, were his three offspring. The two males had grown. They were well-muscled for their age and size, and fierce cunning shine in their eyes. The dark one whirled and scraped his claws against the stone, causing a loud, grating noise. His brother reared up and flared his wings, snarling. Amaranth was frozen. She knew what to expect- she had been told just before being shoved into the arena. The brothers eyed each other. They knew what the other was capable of, after training together so much. Then suddenly they whirled and charged Amaranth. She shrieked and fired off a bolt of magic, stumbling back. It hit the purple male, knocking him to the ground. The dark one kept coming. He slammed into her, tearing at her throat. She screamed once and then was still. He rose, panting, and looked for his brother. He was still on the ground, a sticky substance clogging his motion. The result of his sister's attack. The dark one saw his opportunity and struck. Frills vibrating, tail lashing, his claws sliced air. The purple male dodged nimbly and lashed out with his hind feet, hitting his belly. His claws were cushioned by the sticky stuff though, and did little damage. The dark male hissed and tackled him. For a moment they wrestled in the dust. With a roar, the dark male dug his claws deep into his brother's bowels, then lept back. He circled slowly, until the feeble struggling stopped. Next to Jun, Krya let out a cheer. She reared up and flapped her wings. After a moment, the rest of the audience joined her. Only Jun was silent, staring, stricken, at the limp body of his daughter. The dark-colored male fluttered up to them. He dipped his head to Krya, then looked at Jun expectantly. Jun suddenly remembered he had to name him. He fumbled for a moment, unable to think. “Ah… m-my son. You are… you will be called Jotun.” Besides him, Krya nodded approvingly. She picked up her son and wiped the blood from his claws. “You are strong Jotun.” She looked at the audience. She raised her voice, and they spoke with her. “You are worthy!” [url=http://flightrising.com/main.php?dragon=45236314] [img]http://flightrising.com/rendern/350/452364/45236314_350.png[/img] [/url] Krya and the other two babies are available for adoption
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Five weeks had gone by in a flash. In that time, Jun had caught only glimpses of his sons. Occasionally Krya had come to check up on Amaranth, but she always left with a disappointed scowl. Jun and his daughter were left to themselves, mostly. The nursery tender had hinted that she would need combat training, and so Jun did his best, but he had never been a fighter.
Now he and Amaranth were being marched off in two directions. He with Krya, and Amaranth with her brothers. Jun questioned Krya as he flew.
“What's going on? Where are we going? Where are they taking Am- the hatchlings?”
Krya seemed to relish his confusion.
“The Trial. The hatchlings must prove themselves worthy of the clan. One winner. It's likely you'll have the honor of naming it.”
“N-name it? [/I]One[/I] winner?”
Krya glanced at him scornfully.
“Yes. The survivor will most likely be one of the males, in which case it is customary for the father to name it. If, the Eleven forbid, that female survives, I name her. It is customary for names to start with the same letter as the parent.”
Jun didn't have time for questions, although he desperately wanted more information. Krya turned down a hallway and suddenly they were in the stands of a massive arena. She led him to an elevated box, sectioned off from the rest. Other dragons filed in slowly and found seats.
Jun felt dread slowly seep in, weighing him down. Krya seemed emotionless. She watched the empty arena, apparently waiting.
She didn't have to wait long.
At the opposite side, two lanky Spirals launched into the air. They began dancing over a massive drum, dashing their bodies against it to create a quick, pounding rythym. Jun watched them, mesmerized.
Then a shout rose and he glanced down. There, emerging from separate doors, were his three offspring. The two males had grown. They were well-muscled for their age and size, and fierce cunning shine in their eyes. The dark one whirled and scraped his claws against the stone, causing a loud, grating noise. His brother reared up and flared his wings, snarling. Amaranth was frozen. She knew what to expect- she had been told just before being shoved into the arena.
The brothers eyed each other. They knew what the other was capable of, after training together so much. Then suddenly they whirled and charged Amaranth.
She shrieked and fired off a bolt of magic, stumbling back. It hit the purple male, knocking him to the ground. The dark one kept coming.
He slammed into her, tearing at her throat. She screamed once and then was still. He rose, panting, and looked for his brother.
He was still on the ground, a sticky substance clogging his motion. The result of his sister's attack.
The dark one saw his opportunity and struck. Frills vibrating, tail lashing, his claws sliced air. The purple male dodged nimbly and lashed out with his hind feet, hitting his belly. His claws were cushioned by the sticky stuff though, and did little damage. The dark male hissed and tackled him. For a moment they wrestled in the dust. With a roar, the dark male dug his claws deep into his brother's bowels, then lept back. He circled slowly, until the feeble struggling stopped.
Next to Jun, Krya let out a cheer. She reared up and flapped her wings. After a moment, the rest of the audience joined her. Only Jun was silent, staring, stricken, at the limp body of his daughter.
The dark-colored male fluttered up to them. He dipped his head to Krya, then looked at Jun expectantly. Jun suddenly remembered he had to name him. He fumbled for a moment, unable to think.
“Ah… m-my son. You are… you will be called Jotun.”
Besides him, Krya nodded approvingly. She picked up her son and wiped the blood from his claws.
“You are strong Jotun.”
She looked at the audience. She raised her voice, and they spoke with her.
“You are worthy!”



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Krya and the other two babies are available for adoption
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