Kirarik

Kirarik Parede

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He/her Queer Biologically speaking the youngest sibling, mentally older than her (adopted) parents Creator of the so called "living plushies"; a whimsical craft of her design in an attempt to find other starlings. Now, quite a few reside in the Cafe amongst the true plush-filled toys...

Eons ago, before dragons took to the sky and even before their deities created a planet for them to live upon, there had been other forms of life hidden amongst the galaxies. Such star dancers were a rare breed; with no need to eat or drink, they traveled for the sole enjoyment of curiosity about everything else there was. Some created games to themselves, pondering the expanse of their mind and imagination. Others experimented with pure elements and magic cores to create something new entirely. Kirarik had been one of the first star dancers- or, perhaps, he was only the first to find another. The result became the same nonetheless: they were no longer alone. He had a companion within the light-speckled expanse of ether dust. To find another of their kind became an achievement of its own.

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They found a planet together- a curious thing full of things not made of space rock and metal or dust; animals and plants and dragons most interesting of all. Since their forms were simple stardust, it was an easy matter to hide amongst the latter in order to learn about their fascinating world and community. Kirarik, a young obelisk, and Lucus, a spry courier, took to the world with high hopes of existence less lonely.

A meteor shower. A poorly timed flight. They had just made landfall in the dazzling Arcane lands when one crashed into the larger of the two dancers. Kirarik had been flung into the ocean below while her companion fell beyond her sight. He had been fortunate enough that a nearby ship was close enough to help, yet the company of dragons made it impossible for her to take her other form to seek her friend. Most of the crew had no idea what to do with the small hatchling, shivering out in the ocean alone. In the end, they resorted to returning to the Lagoon they had only just left in hopes the dragons there could fair better.

There Kirarik met her newest inspiration; stuffed animals, made to look like various dragon breeds. Not only had it helped her familiarize herself with the various species on Sorneith, but it also gave her inspiration for a way to find where her friend had gone. Just the shard spark of a star was all the magic it took to bring them to life and in time he learned how to make more under the guide of the various adult dragons in the Café.