Tiant

Tiant

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Tiant's egg was found abandoned by a pair of Luna Mith squires, in training for Warrior's Way. The two were confused by the unexpected presence of a dragon egg, and did the responsible thing: they waited with it until a trio of dragon warriors came along, and passed the egg onto them. And while still in the midst of carrying the egg home, they stopped to take a break to practice their fighting skills.

These are the conditions that Tiant hatched under. She poked her head out of the eggshell, drawn out by the sound of steel clashing against steel, by the sound of lightning crackling and thunder roaring, by the radiance of Warrior's Way, the drive for power and glory and victory. And ever since the moment she hatched under those conditions, Tiant has been driven to be a warrior.

Specifically, Tiant's goal is to be a champion of Warrior's Way, but for the remaining months of the year, she nobly defends her clan. She was raised by warriors of the clan like Darkflight and Gnash moreso than caretakers of the clan like Pegasus and Creche, and it shows in her every movement. Her muscles twitch from underneath her armor, her every breath has the vicious bite of the desperate urge to win, her teeth drip with anticipation, and her blood runs hot in her veins. Every word that comes out of her mouth is shouted as an order, and her battlefield presence chills her enemies to the bone.

This dedication to victory and violence hasn't won Tiant very many friends, but in her mind, she doesn't need them. Friends are just an obstacle for her, someone she might hesitate against if they found themselves head-to-head on the battlefield. Nothing more, and nothing less. The closest thing to "friendship" that Tiant is willing to accept is a begrudging alliance with her fellow warriors of the clan, and even then, she is constantly on edge around them. They may have played a major hand in raising them, but to Tiant's battle-thirsty mind, they are nothing more than potential future enemies, and when she's with them, her thoughts are not of teamwork, but how to potentially take them down if the need were to arise.