Diivahraan

The daughter of two Guardian warriors, Diivahraan found herself restless in her parents' lair. Then a Tundra joined the clan, ashamed at having left Light at just the wrong instant, and her stories of the Solar Solar made Diivahraan curious. Perhaps, too, she would find her Charge on the way? Shortly after she left, she found a robot bird fiercely guarding a magical scroll. Instead of crushing it, she befriended it, and the bird began to guard her instead... so she read the scroll, and was suddenly a Mirror! The Solar Solar welcomed her warmly, if a bit distractedly since they still had a great deal of rebuilding to do, and Diivahraan realized that Butterscotch, the Tundra who had left, hadn't been driven out and had instead been encouraged to stay, just from the way that some of the older dragons were happy to tell her about the Tundra lady. Triskaidekaphile, a Nocturne not much bigger than Diivahraan's robot friend, was especially welcoming, and promised to help train her to be one of the clan's warriors as soon as she was old enough, a promise that has led to the two of them spending many happy hours smashing everything in the Rainsong Jungle. Around the time of her first Starfall Celebration, she wrote to her parents to let them know how much she was learning, only to discover that her parents had gone to the Plaguebringer's service.

She commissioned art of herself after her first Riot of Rot (she found the more-subdued celebrations in the Sunbeam Ruins just to her liking), or I won a raffle prize from Vely, one of the two :D During her first Rockbreaker's Ceremony she won an eating contest after a Tundra, a Wildclaw, a Snapper, and a Coatl from the Solar Solar had entered previously but failed to be sufficiently ravenous. During Valightine's 2016, she valiantly defended the Solar Solar from Plague incursions, since she resisted Plague attacks as well as any Light-born dragon.

Once she was level 25, she and her beloved Squawker were often found partnering Triskaidekaphile, Glorinda, Luxon, or even sometimes Xyro, to aid them in defeating Beasts, Wartoads, Rocs, or Spirits, respectively. It was during one of these expeditions that her wings were badly injured; the Squawker provided a healing potion from the hidden compartment where a living bird's crop would be, but when the injuries were healed, not only were scars left behind, but the scars were golden, as golden as the Lightweaver's eyes! (That is to say, Tettix is amazing and the lovely Kintsugi accent was a gift!)


(Lastly, yes, names in the dragon language of Skyrim are always three-part. If Diivahraan went by her full name, she could be summoned...)