Raven is as prosperous as he is riveting. With monumental goals, he is an especially resourceful head of authority; capable of shocking amounts of patience. He usually means well, though he cares little for unproductive and helpless creatures. Raven has an ever-growing brood of children with Void, his fiercely loving counterpart. He is most proudest of the few offspring whom find success in dubious amounts of hard work, research, and development.

He is fiercely independent, and fends for himself relatively well. Despite this, his beloved mate grants him what he inwardly needs - acceptance, protection, love, and a dedicated level of understanding. Void truly is the only other dragon that he doesn't just tolerate. Instead, he willingly reciprocates their gestures in his own ways. Both are a duo to be reckoned with; should Raven be incapable of defending himself in a moment of weakness, his mate surely will fill in that gap. In return, Raven acts as that layer of financial and operational security.

The less-professional side of Raven is his encompassing need for a challenge. Raven is competitive, analytical and dedicated to a good fight. He will accommodate even the most insignificant of provocations - only if they are a gain to him. Overall, Raven has a strong head atop his shoulders, and his defining adaptability directly influences his ability to flawlessly dominate any project that he sets his mind to. Void cares for him, and he ministers both they and their hatchlings' lifelong necessities - from food, to a qualitative den to settle down in.

If left with nothing to do, Raven becomes needlessly restless, hostile and depressed. As, his need for a challenge indirectly fuels his motivational standards. When the flames of passion are coaxed into blazing, he is meticulously productive, steadfast, and quick to respond. With help from Void, he is seldom left without a wing to lean on. Deep down, they are his muse, as he is to them. Both are symbiotic in an essence where, they keep themselves going. Raven has the desire to do better for them, and his fervour truly shows when close to them.

In the end, Raven thrives to build a grounding foundation for himself and his family. He is a master of a bit of everything, but is easily discouraged and hooked on the rush of emulation. He means well, yet seldom has the sympathy and time for others outside of his personal circle. Should one prove useful and productive in his blazing eyes, they would have a dutiful and robust affiliate for life... Unless they cross him.