Oraisteen

On the Tenth Day of the Ninth Moon of Our Mother's Year 2014, two precious hatchlings came forth into this world. Named Oraisteen and Lasaireen, they went everywhere together. Following the gusts coming from their lair, they sought a different life, searching for a lair of dragons like them. In their true homeland, they came across Utena viciously defending her lair- to which Oraisteen looked at Lasaireen, and looked to Utena and her band of warrior dragons, and they asked if there was room for two sisters who could pay room, board, and for food as long as they had no obligations to others in the lair.

Utena's answer? No room for dragons who do not wish to help and contribute to the lair. The sister's response? Dropping a bag of thousands of gems and hundreds of thousands of treasure. Utena gladly took the offering, saying this counts as contribution.

While Lasaireen is the more obvious rebel of the sisters, it is not wise to take Oraisteen lightly. While cute and coy, she is quick with her tongue and claws. Under the exterior of an adorable dragon lies an equally adorable interior- a lover of animals, the pursuit of knowledge, and the pursuit of other's goods. She is the decoy for her sisters plunders, getting the attention of their victims. After a visit from Oraisteen, a dragon will find their treasure pouch taken from them, all the goods from their cart taken, and an airship taking off in the distance with the cackling sisters flying off.

She has successfully stolen many eggs, riches, treasures, gems, and much else. She and her sister are the reason for the lairs riches.

Ardor was finally the dragon to catch the attention of this beauty- he marched right into the lair, and declared himself the mate of the fated sister Oraisteen. They fought to a draw, talked for many days, and just as Lasaireen accepted her beau, so did Oraisteen. While friends with almost all the female dragons, she still does not fit in closely or exactly. She is very introverted and likes to keep to herself. Her Spotted Pukasloth is usually her only company, resting with her on her bed often.