Trifid

The clan stood gathered around the massive pile of chests and containers that had finally been assembled in the entrance chamber. They all looked proud of the mountainous achievement in front of them.
"If I didn't know what you all were up to, I'd assume you were moving out!" Sirket joked.
"Nah, if we were moving out, there'd be all sorts of stuff here. And even then, if that were the case, it would look like Crim's pile!" Aeroma responded with a laugh, causing the rest of the clan to join in. After the laughter died down, the clan looked to Rastaban for their next move.
"I'm happy we managed to get this done so quickly, it's only midday by the looks of it," he said, looking outside.
Laterite let out a small laugh, "I'm glad this is done," Ni said, "I could use a break," finished Oxi.
"Go ahead, all of you, you've earned it," Rastaban said, turning to the clan. The dragons soon dispersed all around, leaving to rest or find a meal.
"Not me, what's next?" Said Scimyek confidently.
"You're definitely taking a break, Scimyek. You need to learn that it's important to do that every once in a while, and not just when you go to sleep," Rastaban said adamantly.
"I know it's important, but I don't need to right no-"
"Scimyek, take a break, or else," Rastaban said, now threateningly. The Aether backed down and retreated to his room. Rastaban was left with Eltanin and his two children who joined him at his side. He sighed, "That probably wasn't the best way of saying that."
"We'll do what we can," Kyrna said optimistically, "although he definitely didn't take it lightly."
"Pardon me," said a new voice coming from outside, "do any of you know of a Pearlcatcher named Tsetrina?" The quartet of dragons turned to face the voice. At the lair entrance was a dark red and blue male Water Obelisk, looking curiously at them. "I was told she was headed toward this area." The four dragons paused and looked at each other. Was this the dragon Tsetrina had been involved in a relationship gone bad with? Rastaban looked toward Kyrna, who gave a shrug. This Obelisk was apparently difficult for her to read.
"Yes, she's here, who's asking?" Rastaban said.
"I heard she had an outburst at a wedding arranged for her, I was told she headed south. I'm worried about her, she was a good dragon at heart," the Obelisk replied. The four looked at each other once again, but before they could come up with a decision, yet another voice was heard.
"Trifid!" It was Tsetrina's voice. She'd apparently come to the front chamber as they were talking. Rastaban and his family quickly became very nervous, still not knowing who this Obelisk was.
"Tset!" He called back. Tsetrina ran towards him and, to the surprise of the four who watched, she jumped up and hugged the Obelisk as best she could. "You had me worried sick about you, running away like that."
"How on Sornieth did you find me?" Tsetrina asked.
The Obelisk smiled, "All I heard was that you went south, I'm honestly surprised you made it through the Starwood Strand alright."
"Sorry, but who is this?" Eltanin asked.
Tsetrina laughed, "I'm sorry, this is Trifid. Trifid's the one dragon who actually listened to me the entire time my parents were trying to set me up. I dare say he might be the one thing that kept me sane through the whole thing. Now that you're here," she said, turning to him, "I might be able to find more peace, and this New Year will be even more exciting!" Tramel is a modest dragon who was originally in the same clan as Tsetrina. He was the only dragon who believed in what she had seen in her malicious partner. More importantly, he was the the only dragon who would listen to her, keeping her from losing her mind entirely.

Now that he's with the Draconids, Trifid has continued his modest lifestyle. He's proven to be a good listener to anyone who needs one, earning him the liking of Axiesi and Laterite, the former of which he calls by his true name.

Trifid's statue self is made of red and blue corundum.