Daimona

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Daimona is a feisty, fierce, fiery and tempestuous dragoness. She may act sweet and coy, but if she loses something she is after then her destructive nature comes out. One of her favourite activities is gliding above volcanic landscape among the dark clouds and sparks. She seems to be drawn to hot things, and due to being a wind dragon she tends to get carried away with wanderlust and can disappear for days at a time. But she always comes back.

When this manipulative dragoness was first found lost in the wilderness by the lairs progenitor Skorgeth she was a very different young dragon. She was a crying ball of red scales, a small crimson speck lost in an all too big world. She had probably wandered off from wherever she came from. She never talks about it so no one really knows. When she first came to the lair she was quiet and withdrawn, but eventually this wilder nature emerged as she was paired up with Loskiero (another abandoned dragon) and Shorjote (the daughter of Skorgeth) and began to feel safe again. Loskieros confident trickster nature seemed to rub off on her, perhaps she felt some kinship with this other rescued dragon. Daimona soon promised herself she would never go back to being lost, alone, or helpless again, and will use whatever beguiling strength she has, as well as her impressive physical strength.

In the lair this dragoness isnt as bad as when shes outside. Perhaps she is still grateful for the home and doesnt want to make trouble, or she fears being homeless again. However it wont stop her trying to get inside the others heads if she is seriously after something, (usually Loskiero). She tends to keep to herself a bit and can usually be found decorating herself and her corner of the lair with sweet smelling roses, woven rope, bird skulls and feathers which she seems to collect. Or she might be checking her appearance and poses in the glassy, reflective walls of the lair. But if Loskiero is there she will slink up to him and stay with him. Sometimes this makes Shorjote a bit jealous when she sees how Daimona acts with Loskiero and gets away with it. It has led to a few fights, but luckily nothing too serious. Maybe this is because Loskiero hates seeing them fight and always breaks them up, and he seems happily oblivious to Daimona's advances... somehow...

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