Quara

Family: Euron
Charge: N/A
Personality: Complete opposite of his brother; very mean and doesn't really respect anyone (they believe the only reason he's staying is because of Euron. Maybe as he grows older he will mature) but he is smart and does a great job helping Vykos with the familiars.
Familiar Keeper of the clan

Euron and Quara
“10,001… 10,002… 10,003” Euron counted the clan’s treasure carefully as his brother was groaning out of boredom.

“Euron,” Quara asked, “When will you be done?”

Euron rolled his eyes and put the 10,005th coin down in his pile, “I will be done when the coins are counted. You can go hang out with another dragon, or you can shut up.” He turned back around and continued counting.

“No one likes me here,” Quara said in self-pity, but Euron ignored him. If his brother wasn’t so mean to the other dragons then maybe he would have some friends. It seemed as if the only creatures that liked Quara were familiars.

Euron and Quara were young when they arrived at the clan, taken in by Kira. Euron was a sweet hatchling, Quara was the mean one. Euron learned how to count the treasure and everyday he counts, putting the treasure in the same piles. Quara was only nice to familiars, who seemed to love him. He only stayed in the clan to be with his brother it seemed. Euron was the only one who could get him to calm down.

“10,300” Euron counted. Quara stared at his brother, confused. He didn’t understand how his brother could be so happy here. Quara didn’t see himself as mean, only defensive.

“How do you like it here?” He asked Euron.

Euron stopped counting and went over to his brother, “Quara, these dragons are so kind to us, they protect us and they gave us a home and-” He was interrupted by Quara.

“We had a home. We had a family and they’re gone and now we’re stuck here. How can you be happy when we were taken from our home?”

Euron was silent. They did leave their clan, but it wasn’t Kira or Undyne’s fault. It was their mother’s fault. She pushed them away from the clan because she wasn’t ready to take care of hatchlings, but Quara never understood that. He believed that they were just taken from their clan.

“This is our new home Quara, you just have to accept it. These dragons are kind, fun, and they always protect us. We need to show them kindness and respect. Trust me, brother.” Quara rolled his eyes but didn’t say anything. Euron smiled at his brother and turned back to counting his coins.

“Besides,” Euron said, “You might find your charge, or even a dragon to love, just wait.”