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So sorry for the long wait! Here they all are! Reposting the previous ones because I think I edited some of them.
Artemis could have been a king. He would have, being the next in line for the throne, but when he lost his vision that dream was shattered. Giving up his dreams, he decided to pursue something else; women. Even with his lack on vision, he still flirts with females, though his advances usually just earn him a peck on the cheek or a drink. Despite his attempts, he never got to have a permanent significant other. That is, until he met Ink. When Artemis was appointed the leader of a clan--the closest thing to being a king, right?--he asked a summoner to help him create a new Tundra army to help protect the clan. Ink, being an incredibly skilled summoner, exceeded his expectations. While they were working together, Artemis and Ink became close, and eventually they became mates. Their affection helped to craft an army stronger than the last. Despite Artemis’s original goals being lost, it seems he still got what he wanted.
Ink is a powerful summoner, using magic more ancient than Sornieth. She was asked by Artemis to conjure up an army of Tundras, as the existing army was too weak. As she examined the army, she realized it’s problem; it was all male. Ink took it upon herself to summon a large army of only female Tundras. Her reasoning was that females are more adept in combat as they can withstand more pain than males, thus they can push through battle longer. When she was working with Artemis, at first she despised him. She couldn’t explain why, but she didn’t like him. As time went on, she realized. It was because Ink liked the male Tundra, but was masking it underneath her hatred for fear of rejection. When the two confessed, they quickly got together into a happy couple.
Dusk is a paladin summoned by Ink for the all-female Tundra army. Her namesake comes from the swirling colors of purple and orange, reminiscent of a sunset. Dusk was summoned to help protect the clan, but due to her skills as a paladin, she also heals. Currently, she is helping to heal Artemis’s eyesight with specially crafted glasses that allow him to see. This method is imperfect, though, as the glasses are as easily lost as normal glasses and the male Tundra is reduced to being blind should he ever lose them. The way Dusk obtained her strength and healing powers was from the realm she and the other Tundras come from, a nameless dimension where those who enter leave incredibly strong and blessed with powers.
In the past, Elphaba was a witch. Not the kind of witch who smiles and offers you potions for free if you stumble upon their cave in the woods. No, she was the kind of witch that cooked and ate hatchlings like in the fairytales. Elphaba, in her home dimension, was a social recluse, hating everyone and killing any trespassers who unluckily wandered onto her land. When Elphaba was summoned by Ink, at first she was hostile and refused to become a part of the all-female Tundra army. As time went on, she got closer to her fellow army members and realized that perhaps being with friends was better than being bitter and alone. Now, Elphaba works as a soldier of the army, using her spells to fight back.
Regal is the latest addition to the all-female Tundra army. Thus, she doesn’t actually battle, though she still helps in another way. Regal is a strategist, helping to create battle plans and layouts, whether it be for an invasion or for defense. Sometimes, she may even help and plan the who will be in the front lines of a battle, something that is incredibly important to the outcome of war. The female Tundra is incredibly proud of being chosen by Ink to help the army, and so she works as hard as she can, proving her worth every single day. Regal is one of, or maybe even the best strategists in the clan.
Angel, a loyal servant to the Lightweaver, is seen as a mother to all in the clan. She treats every clan member as her own child, even to the point of feeding the new hatchlings and caring for the sick. Angel constantly honors the light deity, offering at altars and watching as dragons are sent away to be under the Lightweaver’s wing. She teaches young hatchlings of the story of the god of the Sunbeam Ruins, similar to the way a mother might tell her children bedtime stories. Angel travels once every few weeks with a group of others who deeply honor the Lightweaver to other regions, attempting to convince dragons to join their clan under the light deity’s watchful eye.
Mossmere, a male Tundra warrior who isn’t truly interested in the art of war. He serves as the clan’s jailor, taking away prisoners of war and criminals to their cells and helping to keep any convicts from breaking out. As a constable, he also keeps the peace during large gatherings of the clan, mostly when Artemis is making a speech and some of the dragons are fidgety. As a part of the former army, he uses his skills he gained from years of fighting to keep Carpetbaggers, Nomads and Scalawags from his little farming settlement and plundering everything. What Mossmere wants in life is a peaceful job, both for him and to help others have peace.
Originally from the Arcane flight, other dragons constantly expect Bloodsurge to be interested in reading or studying. Instead, he works as a seller and dealer, constantly hungry for a new trade that’ll benefit him. He has a sharp mind, instantly recognizing if a proposed deal with give him more than he is offering or if he is essentially just giving away things. Although Bloodsurge likes to seem like a rich merchant who doesn’t care about those who can’t offer him what he wants, he does have a soft heart. He isn’t entirely greedy, offering little children sweets when others aren’t looking and giving medicine to those terribly sick for free.
Due to a freak accident, Miku’s entire body became radioactive. He fled from his original clan in fear of hurting the highly sensitive dragons who wouldn’t even be able to stand a few feet away from him without suffering dire effects. So, he fled to a Light clan, knowing that the dragons there have naturally-purifying effects in their bodies. When he first arrived to the clan, Miku saw Dusk and was smitten. He always makes up excuses to be around her and try to woo her. Sadly, due to Miku’s radioactive body, he is unable to have hatchlings and Dusk always said she wanted a family.
Ailron is a seemingly-average Tundra, just another guard who has a hard exterior and stoic expression. In all reality, if you spoke to him you’d learn he is so much more than another faceless guard on patrol. He is kind, faithful and just want the best for his loved ones. Most of this is thanks to his foster father, Mossmere. If he hadn’t found his egg that fateful day, Ailron could have ended up quite different. After all, he would have never befriended Orchid without the compassion his foster father taught him. When Mossmere and his team came back one day claiming they had found a young hatchling in a golden chest while searching through stolen treasure dropped by some ruffians, Ailron had been young and innocent. Ailron immediately swore that he’d be her protector for as long as he lived, feeling a sense of duty to help her. Some found it adorable, some found it strange as he isn’t a Guardian. Still, he kept his oath. He helped Orchid search for her family, even though to this day she hasn’t been reunited with them. Ailron instead acted as something of a foster father for her, proudly watching as she earned her achievements in life like finding her mate Edelweiss. He was awfully ticked off when he found out he was being replaced by the female Tundra army, but Orchid was there to soothe him and remind him he didn’t need to be in the army to protect his loved ones.
Moonstrike was in love with a beautiful dragon named Flarebreaker. With all his heart, he wanted to wed her, but she was already with a feudal lord who wooed her and promised her riches and an incredible future. When Flarebreaker revealed she was going to have hatchlings, though, he abandoned her, tossing her out on the street with hardly a cent to her name. Out of desperation, she worked as a kitchen maid for the local pub. Whatever it took to support herself. When she had five little hatchlings though, she knew she would no longer be able to work, as she had to care for them. So, Flarebreaker packed up what little she had and used her savings to buy supplies for the long journey back to her home. Sadly, all of her hatchlings didn’t make it, and the grieving mother had to press on by her lonesome. When Moonstrike found her that day at the clan gates, dirty and hurt, he knew he was already smitten. If only he had confessed his love to her before she left to be under the Lightweaver’s wing. Maybe things would have been different today. Maybe she would have stayed.
So sorry for the long wait! Here they all are! Reposting the previous ones because I think I edited some of them.
Artemis could have been a king. He would have, being the next in line for the throne, but when he lost his vision that dream was shattered. Giving up his dreams, he decided to pursue something else; women. Even with his lack on vision, he still flirts with females, though his advances usually just earn him a peck on the cheek or a drink. Despite his attempts, he never got to have a permanent significant other. That is, until he met Ink. When Artemis was appointed the leader of a clan--the closest thing to being a king, right?--he asked a summoner to help him create a new Tundra army to help protect the clan. Ink, being an incredibly skilled summoner, exceeded his expectations. While they were working together, Artemis and Ink became close, and eventually they became mates. Their affection helped to craft an army stronger than the last. Despite Artemis’s original goals being lost, it seems he still got what he wanted.
Ink is a powerful summoner, using magic more ancient than Sornieth. She was asked by Artemis to conjure up an army of Tundras, as the existing army was too weak. As she examined the army, she realized it’s problem; it was all male. Ink took it upon herself to summon a large army of only female Tundras. Her reasoning was that females are more adept in combat as they can withstand more pain than males, thus they can push through battle longer. When she was working with Artemis, at first she despised him. She couldn’t explain why, but she didn’t like him. As time went on, she realized. It was because Ink liked the male Tundra, but was masking it underneath her hatred for fear of rejection. When the two confessed, they quickly got together into a happy couple.
Dusk is a paladin summoned by Ink for the all-female Tundra army. Her namesake comes from the swirling colors of purple and orange, reminiscent of a sunset. Dusk was summoned to help protect the clan, but due to her skills as a paladin, she also heals. Currently, she is helping to heal Artemis’s eyesight with specially crafted glasses that allow him to see. This method is imperfect, though, as the glasses are as easily lost as normal glasses and the male Tundra is reduced to being blind should he ever lose them. The way Dusk obtained her strength and healing powers was from the realm she and the other Tundras come from, a nameless dimension where those who enter leave incredibly strong and blessed with powers.
In the past, Elphaba was a witch. Not the kind of witch who smiles and offers you potions for free if you stumble upon their cave in the woods. No, she was the kind of witch that cooked and ate hatchlings like in the fairytales. Elphaba, in her home dimension, was a social recluse, hating everyone and killing any trespassers who unluckily wandered onto her land. When Elphaba was summoned by Ink, at first she was hostile and refused to become a part of the all-female Tundra army. As time went on, she got closer to her fellow army members and realized that perhaps being with friends was better than being bitter and alone. Now, Elphaba works as a soldier of the army, using her spells to fight back.
Regal is the latest addition to the all-female Tundra army. Thus, she doesn’t actually battle, though she still helps in another way. Regal is a strategist, helping to create battle plans and layouts, whether it be for an invasion or for defense. Sometimes, she may even help and plan the who will be in the front lines of a battle, something that is incredibly important to the outcome of war. The female Tundra is incredibly proud of being chosen by Ink to help the army, and so she works as hard as she can, proving her worth every single day. Regal is one of, or maybe even the best strategists in the clan.
Angel, a loyal servant to the Lightweaver, is seen as a mother to all in the clan. She treats every clan member as her own child, even to the point of feeding the new hatchlings and caring for the sick. Angel constantly honors the light deity, offering at altars and watching as dragons are sent away to be under the Lightweaver’s wing. She teaches young hatchlings of the story of the god of the Sunbeam Ruins, similar to the way a mother might tell her children bedtime stories. Angel travels once every few weeks with a group of others who deeply honor the Lightweaver to other regions, attempting to convince dragons to join their clan under the light deity’s watchful eye.
Mossmere, a male Tundra warrior who isn’t truly interested in the art of war. He serves as the clan’s jailor, taking away prisoners of war and criminals to their cells and helping to keep any convicts from breaking out. As a constable, he also keeps the peace during large gatherings of the clan, mostly when Artemis is making a speech and some of the dragons are fidgety. As a part of the former army, he uses his skills he gained from years of fighting to keep Carpetbaggers, Nomads and Scalawags from his little farming settlement and plundering everything. What Mossmere wants in life is a peaceful job, both for him and to help others have peace.
Originally from the Arcane flight, other dragons constantly expect Bloodsurge to be interested in reading or studying. Instead, he works as a seller and dealer, constantly hungry for a new trade that’ll benefit him. He has a sharp mind, instantly recognizing if a proposed deal with give him more than he is offering or if he is essentially just giving away things. Although Bloodsurge likes to seem like a rich merchant who doesn’t care about those who can’t offer him what he wants, he does have a soft heart. He isn’t entirely greedy, offering little children sweets when others aren’t looking and giving medicine to those terribly sick for free.
Due to a freak accident, Miku’s entire body became radioactive. He fled from his original clan in fear of hurting the highly sensitive dragons who wouldn’t even be able to stand a few feet away from him without suffering dire effects. So, he fled to a Light clan, knowing that the dragons there have naturally-purifying effects in their bodies. When he first arrived to the clan, Miku saw Dusk and was smitten. He always makes up excuses to be around her and try to woo her. Sadly, due to Miku’s radioactive body, he is unable to have hatchlings and Dusk always said she wanted a family.
Ailron is a seemingly-average Tundra, just another guard who has a hard exterior and stoic expression. In all reality, if you spoke to him you’d learn he is so much more than another faceless guard on patrol. He is kind, faithful and just want the best for his loved ones. Most of this is thanks to his foster father, Mossmere. If he hadn’t found his egg that fateful day, Ailron could have ended up quite different. After all, he would have never befriended Orchid without the compassion his foster father taught him. When Mossmere and his team came back one day claiming they had found a young hatchling in a golden chest while searching through stolen treasure dropped by some ruffians, Ailron had been young and innocent. Ailron immediately swore that he’d be her protector for as long as he lived, feeling a sense of duty to help her. Some found it adorable, some found it strange as he isn’t a Guardian. Still, he kept his oath. He helped Orchid search for her family, even though to this day she hasn’t been reunited with them. Ailron instead acted as something of a foster father for her, proudly watching as she earned her achievements in life like finding her mate Edelweiss. He was awfully ticked off when he found out he was being replaced by the female Tundra army, but Orchid was there to soothe him and remind him he didn’t need to be in the army to protect his loved ones.
Moonstrike was in love with a beautiful dragon named Flarebreaker. With all his heart, he wanted to wed her, but she was already with a feudal lord who wooed her and promised her riches and an incredible future. When Flarebreaker revealed she was going to have hatchlings, though, he abandoned her, tossing her out on the street with hardly a cent to her name. Out of desperation, she worked as a kitchen maid for the local pub. Whatever it took to support herself. When she had five little hatchlings though, she knew she would no longer be able to work, as she had to care for them. So, Flarebreaker packed up what little she had and used her savings to buy supplies for the long journey back to her home. Sadly, all of her hatchlings didn’t make it, and the grieving mother had to press on by her lonesome. When Moonstrike found her that day at the clan gates, dirty and hurt, he knew he was already smitten. If only he had confessed his love to her before she left to be under the Lightweaver’s wing. Maybe things would have been different today. Maybe she would have stayed.
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