Drifter

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Drifter

Wise Wanderer

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Together with his traveling companion Siren, Drifter came to the Evergreen Gardens. He was in search of knowledge, but nothing could have prepared him for finding an actual mechanical dragon instead. After they accidentally activated her, Coil quickly became close to both Drifter and Siren. Drifter bonded with Coil over their shared curious nature, a thirst for learning, and new experiences. The two of them often go on little expeditions together, coming back with tall tales of haunted trees and singing flowers. Drifter notes all of his findings down in his very own private journal, which only Coil and Siren can read. If they politely ask first, of course. While Drifter loves gaining new knowledge, he isn't very wise and will often do dangerous or stupid things in order to gain the knowledge he so much desires, dragging Coil and Siren with him.

The three of them eventually founded The Displaced, a nomadic tribe of dragons that values exploration above all else.

The historical text that Drifter carries with him is his favorite thing to read, and he will often skim through it before falling asleep.

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Coil, best friend and co-founder of the tribe


Siren, traveling companion and co-founder of the tribe

Historical Text

Trinkets

A long, storied history of the rise of the Serthis is scrawled on this parchment, written from the perspective of a Serthis too young to fight.

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There's always more to learn!






Seshat

Kyorinrin

Genderless

Just like Drifter, Seshat values knowledge over all. But unlike Drifter, this Kyorinrin prefers doing nothing and will put no effort into gaining said knowledge. Seshat often amounts this to being a literal scroll filled with knowledge. Drifter often amounts this to Seshat being lazy. But with Drifter's mwthods of gainig knowledge often being chaotic and even dangerous, who could blame Seshat?