Gobi

Gobi is a very regal Fae, with a fondness for anything and everything Jade. He, like Mojave, is fascinated with arid, desert environments, and while he doesn't pick up nearly as many animals as she does, he does also care for the little things. He will often bring Mojave's snakes meat, and insects for her small frogs. He does the same for Huacachina, forever fascinated in the pond she somehow holds.

Gobi is, unfortunately, rather useless in the areas of defense, fighting, cooking, and even gathering food. He is, however, extraordinarily good at digging up and scavenging out amazing finds amid rubble that often later turns out to be useful. As such, he will often go out in the morning or afternoon and return covered in dust in the late afternoon or early evening, bearing any number of interesting gifts. Whenever he finds an egg he will always ask mates or mate groups who cannot have children if they would like it before any other decision is made.

He also seems to possess some sense of foresight, passed down from his mother, and while most messages he receives are garbled to the point of not being understood, some critical ones do come through. It was Gobi who first had a terrifyingly vague vision of badness and death that lead the other seers and oracles to look forward and foresee the destruction of the clan by a massive attack by the Beastclans if they didn't leave their old home.

Unlike his grandfather, Panacea, who is rather neutral on the matter of his son's affairs, Gobi is fully in his father, Artan's, corner, supporting him in his myriad of crushes on all manner of dragons in the lair. The only time he can be seen discouraging his father is if Artan flirts with a dragon who is either fully committed to one relationship or has expressed that they desire to be solely monogamous. In those cases, he gently informs his father and immediately distracts him from his heartbreak with something interesting that he found.