Akrir
(#90595652)
Level 1 Ridgeback
Chillwind
Treacherous Irons
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Energy: 48/50
This dragon’s natural inborn element is Ice.
Male Ridgeback
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Personal Style
Apparel
Skin
Scene
Measurements
Length
17.64 m
Wingspan
11.92 m
Weight
8906.71 kg
Genetics
Overcast
Boulder
Boulder
Denim
Bee
Bee
Fog
Ghost
Ghost
Hatchday
Breed
Eye Type
Level 1 Ridgeback
EXP: 0 / 245
STR
8
AGI
7
DEF
7
QCK
6
INT
5
VIT
7
MND
5
Biography
Akrir
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Akrir's existence revolved around an ancient shrine nestled amidst the icy crags. The shrine, dedicated to a forgotten deity of protection and guidance, had long been abandoned and left to the mercy of the merciless blizzards. Drawn to the shrine by an unexplained pull, Akrir found solace in being its caretaker, taking on the task of preserving its delicate grandeur. Though the shrine was frozen and battered by perpetual blizzards, Akrir tirelessly dedicated himself to maintaining its sacred aura. Armed with a broom and a cloth, he braved the elements day in and day out, clearing away the snow and ice that relentlessly claimed the shrine's statues, arches, and intricate carvings. Over time, Akrir developed an uncanny knack for cleaning. Each sweep of his broom and each swipe of his cloth spoke of a quiet determination to protect the sanctity of the shrine, as if his purpose in life had transformed into ensuring its preservation against all odds. Unbeknownst to Akrir, his dedication to the shrine was intertwined with a deep, lingering tragedy. Centuries ago, the dragon had been a humble pilgrim who sought refuge within the shrine's walls, seeking solace and forgiveness for his trials and tribulations. Clinging to a hope for a better life, he had fervently prayed for guidance, oblivious to the bitter cold seeping into his very being. Yet, in a cruel twist of fate, Akrir's mortal body succumbed to the relentless frost, his essence frozen within the shrine's hallowed grounds. As life slipped away from him, the shrine itself absorbed his spirit, transforming him into a vengeful guardian forever bound to the very place that had promised deliverance. Blind to his spectral existence, Akrir continued his tireless duties, unaware of the ethereal nature that consumed him. He diligently scrubbed away the snow, cleared the ice, and maintained the shrine's splendor with a fervor that eclipsed mere devotion. The shrine seemed to cling to him, cloaking him in an unending cycle of service, forever anchoring Akrir to the earthly plane. Though his fury had subsided and his torment had been replaced by a sense of purpose, a deep sadness pervaded Akrir's existence. The burden of his forgotten past weighed heavily on his spectral form, and he found himself yearning for release—a freedom from the icy shackles that bound him. As the blizzards howled fierce and the biting cold gnawed at Akrir's immaterial being, he maintained his solitary vigil, unaware of the true nature of his existence or the true fate that awaited him. With each stroke of his broom and each tender caress of his cloth, he unknowingly entrapped himself deeper within the shrine's icy grip, his vengeful spirit doomed to guard the shrine that had, in turn, claimed his very existence. |
code by archaic #19153 and lore by sahariel #668986
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