Satski

Satski was born of Aquria and Bakash's first clutch, but she holds a strange power; an elemental mage, with Earth, Water, Air, and Nature abilities. She was happy to live with them as they were nomadic, but when Aquria became drawn to the reef that would become their Lair, she felt the need to explore. She was driven by some unknown force to seek out adventure. She spent years traveling among other Clans, learning their ways, picking up their customs, trying out different life styles. She wrote home consistently, and though Aquria and Bakash's letters often couldn't find their way to Satski, she knew her parents loved her and wanted her to be safe. She left as a hotheaded and flirty young thing, but after seeing her fair share of nonsense and broken hearts, she mellowed out.


When Satski finally decided to visit home, she found that her parents had built a sizeable Clan of dragons from many places, and that they'd soon need ambassadors and representatives. Satski was made the head teacher of the ambassadors, and has been doing so ever since; she also manages the Clan's finances, and is a mighty warrior.

She now is the clan hoardkeeper, but is often sent as a diplomat because she understands most cultures and can adapt to new environments quickly. However, she's seriously uncharismatic, and often so stiffly honest that dragons think she's being rude--thus, whenever sent abroad, she's forced to take Sia with her to ensure she's not misinterpreted.

Satski is the last survivor of all the children of Aquria and Bakash. The rest were killed in the Harpy war; and even the Mirror came away with damage. Her face is heavily burned and scarred from a Harphy with burning claws. She can see, sort of, but chooses to wear the mask and sage covering for the comfort of those around her. She learned to hone her elemental ability to be able to sense the movement and changes in those four things; AKA, she's mostly blind, but she can see faint lights and outlines of living things, walls, water, and air. She can navegate normally, and can see brighter lights through the sage covering.