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Personal Style
Apparel
Skin
Scene
Measurements
Length
3.31 m
Wingspan
2.63 m
Weight
125.43 kg
Genetics
Obsidian
Starmap
Starmap
Orca
Bee
Bee
Orca
Thylacine
Thylacine
Hatchday
Breed
Eye Type
Level 1 Spiral
EXP: 0 / 245
STR
5
AGI
9
DEF
5
QCK
8
INT
6
VIT
6
MND
6
Biography
After a few nests: Genes wanted: Auraboa Breed change - Metallic/Lacquer/Plumage
Extended Liniage and Heritage Information.
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Obsidian Starmap Orca Bee Orca Thylacine |
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NAME
  (Insert who am I section here)
“With a spark and a zing. . . is it the Arcanist, or driftwood burning?”
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Possible Beauties From My Nest
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 Lead/Navy/Ice  Flint/Sapphire/Orca  Obsidian/Grape/Marigold |
  
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Beauties
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  Exalted/severely changed not shown. |
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Make a request
I’d really like a baby from this pair: Absolutely! I’ll throw them to the front of the line!Would you be willing to breed this dragon with another (either of mine or yours): Possibly. There may be a time I say no, but I’m pretty open and happy to help, generally. I would like to breed with this dragon, but I don’t want fire eyes: I am sorry to say that I do not lend out my dragons to people I don’t know very well, and I can’t provide every nest within that close circle of my friend group. (Nests I can borrow: Ice - Nature - Shadow - Lightning - Plague - Water.) I repeat, I’m sorry, but I do not lend my dragons out beyond close friends. 
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Lore, info, extra's, etc.
Battle stones equipped:
No noted hoarding habits.  
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Extended Liniage and Heritage Information.
Acknowledge yourself
The first step: Remember that it isn’t selfish to look after yourself. It is critical for your happiness and well-being. You have limits, and they are crucial to help you honor your health. You have needs, and deserve affection, rest, sustenance, and grace—just like everyone else. And you have dreams, and are worthy of the time it takes to pursue what makes your heart come alive.
Gift yourself
When is the last time you did this? Each week, choose something that will add to your life: A colorful water bottle to encourage proper hydration. A beautiful new journal to record your dreams. An extra hour of sleep, or exercise, or creative expression. If nothing else, give yourself a moment: We all need a moment of grace, forgiveness, or acceptance every now and then.
Restore yourself
Think back to what made you feel happy as a child. Was it the smell of a library book? Or listening to the crickets at night? Maybe it was strumming a guitar, or walking barefoot in the grass. Try to recreate those experiences of simple pleasure.
Speak up for yourself
Choose a trusted soul and voice the unspeakable: “I need help.” “I am afraid.” “I haven’t felt like myself in awhile.” There is something about voicing the burden that makes it lighter. Give the people close to you a chance to support you.
Take the pressure off yourself
What are you telling yourself about your parenting skills? What are you telling yourself about your appearance? What are you telling yourself about your long to-do list? Now try setting more realistic expectations. Lower the bar; let something go. Ban the word “should” from your vocabulary today. And when you lay down in bed tonight, ask yourself, “Did I show up?” If the answer is yes, that is enough. It’s more than enough.
Notice the good in yourself
Take a moment to recognize any tough obstacles you’ve overcome, or lessons you’ve learned—and think about how far you’ve come. Then try to see yourself through the eyes of those who love you. They don’t see imperfections, failings, and mistakes. They see love, never-failing love. Try to see it too.
The first step: Remember that it isn’t selfish to look after yourself. It is critical for your happiness and well-being. You have limits, and they are crucial to help you honor your health. You have needs, and deserve affection, rest, sustenance, and grace—just like everyone else. And you have dreams, and are worthy of the time it takes to pursue what makes your heart come alive.
Gift yourself
When is the last time you did this? Each week, choose something that will add to your life: A colorful water bottle to encourage proper hydration. A beautiful new journal to record your dreams. An extra hour of sleep, or exercise, or creative expression. If nothing else, give yourself a moment: We all need a moment of grace, forgiveness, or acceptance every now and then.
Restore yourself
Think back to what made you feel happy as a child. Was it the smell of a library book? Or listening to the crickets at night? Maybe it was strumming a guitar, or walking barefoot in the grass. Try to recreate those experiences of simple pleasure.
Speak up for yourself
Choose a trusted soul and voice the unspeakable: “I need help.” “I am afraid.” “I haven’t felt like myself in awhile.” There is something about voicing the burden that makes it lighter. Give the people close to you a chance to support you.
Take the pressure off yourself
What are you telling yourself about your parenting skills? What are you telling yourself about your appearance? What are you telling yourself about your long to-do list? Now try setting more realistic expectations. Lower the bar; let something go. Ban the word “should” from your vocabulary today. And when you lay down in bed tonight, ask yourself, “Did I show up?” If the answer is yes, that is enough. It’s more than enough.
Notice the good in yourself
Take a moment to recognize any tough obstacles you’ve overcome, or lessons you’ve learned—and think about how far you’ve come. Then try to see yourself through the eyes of those who love you. They don’t see imperfections, failings, and mistakes. They see love, never-failing love. Try to see it too.
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 Creators of the awesome things in this Bio:
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Fellow Arcane Auraboa
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