Seshat

NAME ORIGIN
Her name, Seshat, is taken from the Egyptian goddess of the written word. Seshat was also a patron of writing in all its forms including auditing, accounting and most tasks to do with letters and numbers. If you want to read more about that, here’s a link <3 https://symbolsage.com/seshat-egyptian-goddess/

SCENARIO STORY (DRAGONET)
The flash of gold appeared yet again, and this time, Aurora was sure that it was not the light playing tricks on his. He cautiously approached the bush where the light seemed to be coming from, and saw that a small dragonet, probably only about a day old, nestled between the branches. Aurora gently lifted the dragonet out, and saw that it had beautiful sunset coloured eyes.
“Hey there,” a gentle voice came from above Aurora. “That is my child, Seshat. She is named after a goddess, the Egyptian goddess of the written word, as a matter of fact. Oh, by the way, my name is Seraphim,” Aurora looked up to see an elegant female Coatl perched on a large branch.
“Oh, um, awesome! I found your daughter, she’s down here all this time,” As Aurora started to fly up to hand the dragonet back to Seraphim, but she said, “No, please, take her, and grant her a good home.” And abruptly, the Coatl disappeared into the thicket of trees.
Aurora gently picked the newborn dragonet up, and carried her gently back into GemSky clan’s camp. Another new addition to his clan.

SCENARIO STORY (FULL-GROWN)
The gentle sound of tinkering came from inside Seshat’s shop, Bejeweled Crowns. As you walk inside, you see that the shop was filled with sunset coloured jewelry, though most of them are orange and yellow. A young dragon sat with bright eyes behind the counter of the shop, looking at you excitedly. “Hey there! Here to buy some Egyptian styled jewelry? If you look on that side, we have several quartz headpieces, and here, some wing drapes made from silk from the finest quality. And,” She gestured to a shelf full of gems and silks behind her, “If you don’t see something you like, you can always say so, and I’ll just craft something up for you!” You saw in her confident voice that she is a very fine crafter. “Oh, if you have some jewelry pieces broken, I can also fix them for you for free! We here don’t like to rob travelers of their treasure and gems. We help, and we hope that you will enjoy our services!”