LostGirl's Clan

Though they are the weakest type of immortal dragon, Healers are extremely significant and loved by all of the ShimmerArrows clan. Healers are especially close with Hunters due to their insistent need to nurture hatchlings, and use thie relationship to their advantage. Once a dragon reaches the ranking of a Healer, they can decide to proceed to Captivator or not. Every Healer receives a Crystal pendant made by the Snow Princesses upon initiation.

Job/Duty: Healers tend to the injured and dying of the clan as dragons return from battles. They also help new mothers take care of their offspring when the mothers can't be present. Healers tend to both mortal and immortal dragons, though with mortal dragons, Healers have the power to use their pendant to save them from death. No mortal dragon can be made immortal.

Personality: Healers are the most compassionate of the immortal dragons with a special affinity to hatchlings. Depending on the dragon, some Healers can be timid or assertive. Timid Healers usually nurture hatchlings because of their quiet and soothing voice, while assertive Healers heal adult dragons.

Culture: Healers are much like Hunters in the sense that they are very accepting of all lifestyles and customs. Healers are especially fond of intriguing and diverse social greetings.

The strongest of the moral dragons, Light Capturers reverse the effects of the Snow Princes and Princesses, but only after the selected Snow dragons have been exalted. Light Capturers are fliers, and are rarely ever seen on land or during the day. Like their counterpart, these dragons belong to the Nature Realm and not the Light Realm because they use light to their advantage, making their Realm as beautiful and interesting as it can be. The reason it is a mortal position despite being very similar to the immortal position is simply because there is a lack of magic involved with Light Capturer's responsibilities.

Job/Duty: Light Capturers undo winter, though it's not quote to the point of creating summer. They have jobs that don't requite much thought such as Flickering and Hot-Flitting. These dragons also constantly patrol the skies and make sure the Realm "captures" as much sun as possible for the vegetation to grow.

Personality: These dragons are extreme troublemakers and very mischievous. Many other dragons get annoyed with them because they like to play pranks and hide each other's things. However, one major identifying trait of a Light Capturer is their ability to comfort. When other dragons are sad or distraught, you can trust a Light Capturer to crawl right next to them and hug and talk with them until they feel better. They're so sweet.

Culture: Though these dragons don't have the same special tradition as their counterpart, they do have special mini-customs specific to their ranking. Things like annual Flitter contests—where Light Capturers race each other in the sky around the Realm—and Enchanted Rallies—a monthly game that lasts one week for all new Light Capturers—are some examples.

The second strongest mortal dragon are Bleeders, and they have the most complex job out of the mortal dragons. As given by their name, Bleeders have two small incisions on each wing that continuously bleeds a little bit every day for the rest of their lives. Bleeders enjoy hiding often, and avoid contact with other dragons. They are usually the most exalted dragon out of the clan.

Job/Duty: Bleeders are responsible for powering the Nature Realm. The way they do this is by selecting an area of the centralized Behemoths to burrow underground and "hibernate" for 2-3 days. During this time, Bleeders will accumulate a small bowl of their blood (from the incisions) and either use the sun or the frost (depending on the season) to Incarcerate it. By doing this, the blood turns a deep charcoal color and is now ready to power or "fertilize' the Behemoths. The Bleeders bury the bowl of blood and the Nature Realm absorbs the nutrients and magical qualities of the blood, producing plants, trees, blossoms, woodland creatures, sparkling waterfalls and the meadows that make up the Realm. Bleeders are very tired after this process, and will usually hide until they need to power the Realm again.

Personality: Bleeders are independent, dark and enjoy being alone. They are extremely focused on their job and don't like being disturbed. They favor verbal abuse over violence because of the fear of receiving injuries that make would make their incisions larger. They prefer solitude and hunt strictly for themselves.

Culture: Bleeders are very unique. When a Bleeder completes its training as an adult, the alpha of the clan makes the incisions. If two Bleeders mate and want to force their offspring to be a Bleeder, the can ask the alpha to make the incisions at a younger age. Because the Bleeders are mortal, eventually they bleed out entirely and that is how they end up dying. Bleeders bury their own in a very elegant and honorable ceremony.

These dragons are the third strongest mortal dragon in the clan. Concealers, unlike their name, are not shy to meet new dragons and usually try to follow Hunters to other Realms. This upsets Hunters to no end. Concealers rarely sleep and remember everyone they've met and everything they're told.

Job/Duty: Concealers have very simple jobs. Besides keeping track of the clan's population, Concealers use simple magic to hide things. Things like the truth, items that other clan wish to steal, dragons from enemies, or secrets to name a few. They use invisibility potions as well as coming up with methodical hiding places. Advanced Concealers may even use optical illusions to make things simply appear hidden. This annoys Light Capturers because this ability often involves tricks of light and shadows to achieve.

Personality: Concealers are loud and attention-needy. They are the most romantic of the dragons in the clan, and frequently play hide-and-seek with other dragons they find attractive. They are very charismatic and skilled in manipulating their words.

Culture: These dragons are only interested in learning about other cultures in order to make their hiding spots successful. They will sneak into other Realms and find where those dragons hide things. Concealers are very narrow-minded and like things done their way. When a Concealer proposes to another dragon, they have a tradition of creating scavenger hunts for their future mates to participate in, which usually almost always end with them finding the Concealer in the Gladeveins, waiting with their chosen mating necklace.