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Personal Style
Apparel
Skin
Scene
Measurements
Length
8.09 m
Wingspan
10.02 m
Weight
1059.96 kg
Genetics
Periwinkle
Metallic
Metallic
Cottoncandy
Bee
Bee
Antique
Stained
Stained
Hatchday
Breed
Eye Type
Level 1 Coatl
EXP: 0 / 245
STR
6
AGI
7
DEF
6
QCK
7
INT
7
VIT
5
MND
6
Biography
Microlore: He has always been detached from the worries and troubles of day-to-day life. Finding the little things that others worry over by turns fascinating and droll, he is inconsistently found around the clan. When he is present, he is trying his best to understand social boundaries and cues. When he is not, he is most often in his study which rivals the clan's library in its grand scale. Here, surrounded by books of prose and song, he feels like everything is ordered and makes a certain amount of sense that is lacking otherwise.
Add to this inconstant understanding of the nature of others, he seems more and less solidly of the mortal realm as the days go by. Shifting like the moon, he is given to a naivete and wisdom that seems incongruous in one dragon. But he often feels it is only two sides of the same coin. He is extraordinarily gifted, and things he wishes for and hopes for have a way of coming true. He tries very hard not to use this influence on living beings, as he finds free will and free choice the truest and best gift the gods had ever bestowed upon dragons.
While he learned the divine tea service from his mother, he has never performed it for another individual. It is, however, the only way he will drink his own tea, and visitors to his study often find kettles and cups left out as if the ritual had been interrupted just recently, even though the items are cold. He keeps his religious opinions to himself, guarding them tightly like a secret that may be life and death. When others ask, he tells them it is something between him and the gods, and not anything for a fellow mortal to worry over.
Add to this inconstant understanding of the nature of others, he seems more and less solidly of the mortal realm as the days go by. Shifting like the moon, he is given to a naivete and wisdom that seems incongruous in one dragon. But he often feels it is only two sides of the same coin. He is extraordinarily gifted, and things he wishes for and hopes for have a way of coming true. He tries very hard not to use this influence on living beings, as he finds free will and free choice the truest and best gift the gods had ever bestowed upon dragons.
While he learned the divine tea service from his mother, he has never performed it for another individual. It is, however, the only way he will drink his own tea, and visitors to his study often find kettles and cups left out as if the ritual had been interrupted just recently, even though the items are cold. He keeps his religious opinions to himself, guarding them tightly like a secret that may be life and death. When others ask, he tells them it is something between him and the gods, and not anything for a fellow mortal to worry over.
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