Axius

Chosen Mate: None
Good Point: Spirited
Bad Point: Prone to sassing others
Role: Necromancer


Necromantic Symbol(s): Blades
General Job: Workplace security for Crotalus' crew

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Spirited like his mother, and powerful like his father. Those were the traits he seemed to inherit from his parents. Oh, and a desire to become a necromancer. That couldn't be forgotten, either. Axius was truly meant for great things, and he knew it - all he needed to assure himself of such was to see his eyes in his reflection.

Indeed, it was those eyes that helped him so frequently in his battles. He was already skilled in melee, but with the power of the pastel gaze, he could turn the magic of others against them or redirect the harm to his opponent's own allies. Axius always took great pride in these abilities of his, and so when Crotalus approached him about acting as security for his crew - which, while capable, weren't as combat-focused as the mirror was - he accepted after a couple of well-placed compliments.

He prowls the perimeter of each project, watching for any who might wish to do ill - or at least, that's what he tells others. He does do that, of course, but most intruders are potentially lost or curious dragons that he simply redirects elsewhere. But when someone presses him, and pushes to cause harm to the glorious construction, Axius delivers swift punishment.



Axius may not be the largest dragon in the group, but he's one of the most powerful in terms of combat prowess. For this reason he's the designated workplace security. Crotalus has given him full permission to hire any wraiths or servus who can assist in his efforts, something Axius respects being given control of - even though he's perfectly content to do much of the work himself.

He speaks very casually with the crew, but his work ethic and generally good spirits make him fit in well among the group. However, he's been known to be a bit sassy with those Crotalus hasn't explicitly told him to be polite with - something that has gotten him into a bit of trouble here and there. He greatly enjoys turning an enemy's own magic against them, and actively mocks them in battle while he does this. He's considered to be an annoying foe for both of these things.