Iskierka

She loved the outdoors. She would run around in the forest, observing squirrels, and watching birds. But, her love for squirrels and birds weren't as great as her love for butterflies. Her favorite creatures were the butterflies. She would go to any flower patch and wait for butterflies to land on the precious little flowers. Her mother and father would allow her to do this, but she had to be back at the den by dusk. She agreed, and every day she would follow the river to a little clearing. The grass was thin, yet green as a new leaf. The wind was fresh and light. The sun was warm, and welcoming in that very special spot.

She would sun there, waiting for another dragon to come. However, what one wishes doesn't always come true. She waited and waited. Day after day, month after month, waiting for something to happen. She could feel something big was going to happen, but it never did.

Finally, she saw something crawl through the branches. He looked at her, as she swam across the river. He watched her, and she could tell he was in love. She asked if she could sit down, and he replied with a quick yes. She sat down, and she knew this was the one. The one she was waiting for. As they sat with each other, something clicked. They were perfect together. After a few years, they decided to have children. Their first nest had three eggs, and when they hatched there were three beautiful dragons that they could call their own.

They didn't name them right away because they were waiting for the right moment... for a perfect name. Two of their children, Arza and Arzi, were very pleasant. The third daughter, however, was very mischievous and after a while grew to be extremely hard to take care of, as she ate every food and non-food there was (because she was very curious of all the flavours)... even some occational rocks. She would also roll around in her sleep, often kicking her parents in the face by accident.

They couldn't take care of her anymore, not like this, at least, they both thought. They asked the nursery if they could take in the child for a few days so they could get some rest and maybe rearrange the den to better accommodate their daughter. The owner quickly told them,
"yep!" They left for a couple days, peacefully sleeping and rearranging in preparation for their daughter to come back home. When they came back, they found that the child was gone. They both were extremely sad, but Iskierka was inconsolable. She loved that child more than anyone on the planet. Now that she was gone, she had no interest in anything. They both mourned for the child that was lost, even though there was a chance she was still alive.

After they both left the nursery, with mixed emotions of sad and angry, they saw the child. They raced towards their child, but soon realized it was just exalted, and they turned around, and slowly walked home. There was no way to get their child back, and they decided to never put their children in the nursery, as someone may take them, and exalt them just for profit. The person that took their little girl never even gave her a name. She is now affectionately referred to as "Unna", the forever Unnamed child they never wanted gone.

Lore written by: Tigerstripes175
(Tweaked by Kigiku for stylistic preferences)