Clymene

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I don't want this dragon to be another of my oh-so-serious types, so instead, her tired appearance and muted demeanor is a result of overworking. She makes regular trips to the tangled wood, has to negotiate with local gardeners and other herbalists for their supplies and poultices when she can't grow or make her own, and is always trying to get the herbalists in the other branches of the (big wind name) to communicate and share their stocks. She's close with (mail carrier dragon) for constantly going on those errands for her, and usually sends her off with plenty of revitalizing teas. Sometimes, she even coordinates with Mokafes to work up blends that'll really be effective and taste good. It's a side hobby for Mokafes but a long term project for Clymene (name change will come later) to research and develop medicinal (poulces, powders, etcetc) that taste good or are pleasant to apply but also work as well as more bitter or painful solutions she sometimes has to resort to. She doesn't usually have the time to work on this, though. Her snake (name that lil guy and give her a familiar to match) helps her keep herself from getting too overworked by squeezing at her arm when she's been at it too long. He's a very lovely lad and she's had (seamstress dragon) make little hats for him as thanks.

Part of the reason she's so overworked is that she has such a knack for what she does. Dragons usually leave feeling better than they did before they came down with whatever had them seeking her out, so a lot of times, dragons will play fast and loose with their health with no fear for consequence when she's around. Some of them even fake the sniffles to come in for some revitalizing herbal teas, and sometimes, if she likes the dragon that's doing it and isn't in the middle of a rush, she'll enjoy sitting down with them for a rare tea break.

She's very dedicated to what she does, even though it does keep her from pursuing personal projects. She's committed to the role she's chosen, and doesn't resent it.