Gwenith

Gwenith was the middle of 7 children born to two Coati parents Randale and Sia. Their nest was in an abandoned cave that had partially filled with water run off from a near by glacier. This was perfect for the couple as Randale, a nature dragon, couldn't hold his breath for an underwater cave.

The ice like water caused a lot of their children to have ice like tendencies and features. By the time Gwenith's egg was laid two of her older siblings has chosen to serve the Gods just to get out of the crowded nest. She was different though. When Gwenith hatched she hopped right out of the water and slid on her belly like a penguin. With her short front legs it was easier to slide than to walk since the cave floor was always wet and cold.

The adults of the nest were always so serious and didn't often stop to play with the younger dragons. As a result Gwenith felt like her voice wasn't always heard. She grew shy with other dragons but was always open and warm with her younger family. She was also very good at fishing.

One day as Gwenith was diving into some nearby water she saw a exceptionally shiny fish. She swam quickly after it but it was too fast. Every time Gwenith stopped for air the fish waited as if it was playing with the dragon. Eventually the fish and the dragon become friends and the fish flew out of the water. This surprised the young dragon she had thought the fish was trapped in a watery prison but it was able to leave at any time.. Seeing the fish circle around her she knew she was able to go wherever she wanted. Gwenith spread her wings and the two flew through the clouds dancing freely in circles.

After a few days of flying Gwenith got tired and hungry. She happened upon another water lair. She inched closer to a pile of fish that was seemingly unattended, feeling apprehensive. As she began to eat a female dragon, Ashlin, came over to greet her. Gwenith jumped back so Ashlin crouched down to make herself smaller. She invited the little Coati in and allowed her to eat as much seafood as she wanted.