Cantarito

- Always feels the need to prove a point
- Actually gets paid for showing other dragons around
- Aggressive Feminist tm
- Frequently clashes with the male spirals. They're just too different, background-wise. (More on that later)
- Love/Hate relationship with Iisa

Finally, an actual Light dragon. This Coatl is native to the Sundial Terrace and has spent his entire (albeit short) life in one part of the Sunbeam Ruins. He was raised without much trouble, his name inspired by his father's love for alcohol. He studied hard to become a tour guide for all the travelling dragons around, and even got the job at the Daylight Sanctum, where he toured all of the Arcane scholars working there around the Light domain. Everything was going well, until... Hypatia and her fellow Shadow dragons showed up.

At first the troupe just seemed like a migrating clan of immensely rowdy and confused Shadow dragons, which was nothing new to Cantarito. When a blue spiral shamelessly consumed an ancient relic, our dear coatl realised he may have bitten off more than he could chew.

Slowly but surely, under Cantarito's careful guidance, Clan Panacea's tattered remains picked themselves up and adapted to their new environment. It took a while for Ortham to understand that eating artifacts for fun is not fun and sexy, (despite what his father told him), and that murder is very frowned upon everywhere in the Sunbeam Ruins. Right now the clan has settled next to his workplace, and frequently annoys him by asking to show them around free of charge.


Cantarito's quote of the day;


A snippet of Cantarito's conversation argument with Ravenshine

"Hey, Cantarito, can I meet your father?"

"I-I mean, sure.. But it's a long journey. Are you interested in seeing the Beacon of the Radiant Eye?"

"Oh [REDACTED] no. I just want to see who gave you that name, because he's probably a raging alcoholic."

"You know, my mother could have named me. Women can be alcoholics too!"

Cantarito aggressively gestured to Moonshine in the background.

"Is she?"

"No."

This was the only time Cantarito ever wanted one of his family members to like booze.