Cierra

Name: Cierra
Number: 24587271
Report Date: August 29th, 2018

Primary Gene: Poison, from Poison [Paternal = Crystal(P) + Giraffe(M)] + Crystal [Maternal = Vipera(P) + Crystal(M)], with Crystal (Lalo), Poison (Prism), Vipera (Nantais), Poison (Bree).
Secondary Gene: Freckle, from Toxin [Paternal = Facet(P) + Peregrine(M)] + Freckle [Maternal = Freckle(P) + Seraph (M)], with Basic (Lalo), Freckle (Prism), Toxin (Nantais), Freckle (Bree).
Tertiary Gene: Crackle, from Glimmer [Paternal = Gembound(P) + Gembound(M)] + Crackle [Maternal = Crackle(P) + Spines(M)], with Crackle (Lalo), Crackle (Prism), Spines (Nantais), Crackle (Bree).

Genedracology:
Poison, parented by poison and crystal, which was descended from crystal and giraffe paternally and vipera and crystal maternally (meaning the father has a mutation of poison), represents defense and secrecy. The poison gene is a result of a mutation that had come from crystal (wealth and aristocracy) and giraffe (arrogance and ignorance), meaning there is a greater presence of crystal because of the grandparents. As a result there is a greater influence of wealth and aristocracy, giving it a peculiar taste and greater arrogance to those it views as lesser than it. The sibiling genes are greatly varied, showing a healthy gene pool, despite the presence of the poison mutation. Due to the large variety, it is likely that the dragon got along with select siblings and scorned others, becoming defensive of itself.

Freckle, parented by toxin and freckle, which was descended from facet and peregrine paternally and freckle and seraph maternally (meaning the father has a mutation of toxin), represents energy and innocence. The underlying mutation of toxin is cause for concern in the dragons mental health, and may result in a difficulty understanding complexities and formulas. The dragon carries a sense of innocence with it's actions, meaning the arrogance is often unintentional as the dragon does not know better. This has the problem of it becoming more ignorant however and it should be carefully reprimanded when wrong is done. There is some variety in the secondary gene as well among the siblings, but with the presence of toxin present, meaning the health benefits are unknown. There is also a sibling with a basic gene, meaning that some genetic mutations may be underlying in the health of the dragon.

Crackle, parented by glimmer and crackle, which was descended from gembound paternally and crackle and spines maternally (meaning the father has a mutation of glimmer), represents protection and self-knowing. The presence of another mutation in the father is concerning and, while it is a healthy mutation, may lead to some difficulty in the dragon's spirit. The ancestory of crackle helps lead strength to the dragons physical health and gives it a body that can match its boundless energy. The dragon's ignorance, arrogance, innocence and self-aware often battle each other, resulting in a dragon who second-guesses itself and difficulties placing exactly what it desires. Patience is recommended when the dragon is tasked with making decisions, of which they should not be taken away, as even if the dragon may take a while or struggle to decide, the power of choice will help its self-confidence. The predominate presence of crackle among the siblings gives a sense of protection among each other, strengthening sibling bonds that are already present further.


Primary Color: White, from White [Paternal = White(P) + White(M)] + White [Maternal = White(P) + Obsidian(M)], with Grey (Lalo), White (Prism), Platinum (Nantais), White (Bree).
Secondary Color: Black, from White [Paternal = White(P) + White(M)] + Black [Maternal = White(P) + Splash(M)], with Midnight (Lalo), Flint (Prism), Blue (Nantais), Shale (Bree).
Tertiary Color: Pearl, from Crimson [Paternal = White(P) + Crimson(M)] + Thistle [Maternal = White(P) + Storm(M)], with Mulberry (Lalo), Watermelon (Prism), Silver (Nantais), Carmine (Bree).

Coloracology:

White, parented by white and white, which was descended from white paternally and white and obsidian maternally, represents purity and fear. The heavy presence of white results in a dragon of pure intentions but is easily startled and can easily become paranoid if its fears are not carefully monitored. The sibling presence of white results in like-minded dragons, allowing for them to get along better but to bicker easier. The speckle of black helps bring a sense of order to the group, however. Those of darker colors often took on the role of protection, resulting in this dragon being used to being protected by others.

Black, parented by white and black which was descended from white paternally and white and splash maternally, represents order. This helps to balance the strength of the primary color. This allows for a more rational approach to ones fears and an ability to seek help when confronted with something the dragon is unsettled by, rather than forcing themselves to face it or to cower from it alone. The ancestry of white adds to the dragons sense of purity, meaning the dragon often is unaware of negative actions it may impose on others, as it seeks to ensure only good actions are done. The darker colors among the siblings helps to enforce their roles.

Pearl, parented by crimson and thistle, which was descended from white and crimson paternally and white and storm maternally, represents purity and love. The added color of red is a welcome reprieve to the dragon, and gives it a sense of passion in it's conquest to bring about good things and good change. The heaviness of white benefits the dragons actions, making it a dragon of great purity. Therefore the dragon can is one to often help others that it feels needs it.

Interpretation:

The dragon is a very caring individual that suffers from a mind constantly on the run. Thankfully its body is able to keep up with its boundless energy and the dragon is keen to listen to others that it feels is above itself or of a guardian/protector role. The dragon seeks to help others and spread good as much as it can, thought it suffers from being judgmental over who needs its help, being more likely to cater to others of its kind. The dragon does not mean any ill-will, however, as it is often ignorant to its faults.
(possible capability of developing ADHD?)