Alex

Basic Info
Status: Medic, field medic
Mate: None
Theme: 'Believe' by Mumford and Sons.
Familiar: None set yet

Bio: One of the Spirit-Called dragons, Alex has had strange dreams all their life which eventually led them to Clan Everysts territory and the oddball group of other dragons facing the same circumstances. Alex has an odd knowledge based ability, they know what sort of attacks and magic a familiar has access to just by looking at them once. Combining this with their surprisingly good first-aid skills makes them an excellent field medic, able to perform emergency patch-ups until they can get the harmed being to safety and full medical care while being able to assess any potential familiar-based dangers around them.

Excitable and requiring both physical and mental enrichment more than the usual Spiral hyperactivity least they spiral into a bad headspace, Alex spends a lot of time with Familiar Keeper Zera. She mainly tolerates it due to Alex's knowledge on the creatures and ability to keep up and even wear out the more active ones, which honestly puts them pretty high up the list of her favourite people. Alex themself subscribes to no gender orientation and you're just as likely to see them getting their claws painted at a sleepover as you are seeing them rough-housing with anyone throwing out challenges.

A character dragon of my OC Alex Shaw from the Pokemon RP, Trepidation.

A gender non-binary free spirit, plagued by ADHD making them unable to concentrate in classes and incredibly disruptive often by accident of from flights of whims. An incident involving climbing their old schools clocktower to the roof to look at a Spearow nest got them sent to the correctional facility on the island when they were twelve. They remained there for three hellish years before the escape attempt. They were one of the few to escape without serious injury and served as the groups medic, having several years experience at patching them-self up from falls while learning to free-climb and various other childhood shenanigans that were the result of parental neglect.