River Faes: a lineage [Dergs!] | Dragon Share

[center][img]https://i.imgur.com/vIr0VKQ.png[/img][/center] [center][url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2926893#post_45145411]Dragons Available[/url] - [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2926893#post_45145412]Profile Resources[/url] - [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2926893#post_45145413]Pinglists and Affiliates[/url] - [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2926893#post_45145415]Dragon Registry[/url] [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2926893/1#post_45145417]Sublineage Registry[/url] - [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/2926893/1#post_45145743]Updates[/url][/center] [center][size=5][b][color=#243C52]Lore[/color][/b][/size][/center] [color=#243C52]It was a cool spring morning when something began to stir in the rapid waters of The River that forged its way through the thick trees of the Shreiking Wilds. Water splashed up onto The River's Bank, and this small puddle slowly took on new form. It resembled a hatchling in shape, made of swirling water that refracted the sun's light to create the illusion of ever-changing colors. It looked around curiously at its surroundings, intrigued by the swaying trees, buzzing of insects, and variety of animal calls that filled the air of the forest at all times of day. And then it examined its own tiny clawed hand. [i]What am I? And what is this place?[/i] It was soon joined on the bank by another puddle, and the first watched as it took on a similar form to theirs. The two creatures looked at each other and then at the water they had come from. In time, the first would take on the name Dew, and the second would become Rill. As they explored their River and the forest surrounding it, they would find that they could if they wished take on the form of a puddle again. They could become one with the River and use its energy to travel as far through it as they wished, and take shape again afterward. They discovered that they could even control the water's movements, extending the Magic that gave them life into it for a time. They also found that they, as if by instinct, knew a lot about the life and that surrounded them, as if the Magic that they embodied was the same that governed all of the plants and animals of the region. Though they know that some of these creatures must inevitably become prey for those larger and stronger than them, Dew and Rill frequently used their power over the water to protect the smallest and the weakest. And even larger predators are sometimes threatened by creatures that inhabit the land. They became protectors over all of the living things of their River. Their first contact with dragons was with a few members of a small clan living not far from The River. They watched from the safety of the water at first, as their innate knowledge told them nothing about these inhabitants of the forest. After some time of observing the dragons that visited their River, they came to the conclusion that these larger creatures were not a threat, and many even cared for the life of the forest around them. The two little creatures spent some time amongst this clan, learning about Sornieth, other types of Magic, and about how to be a dragon. Along with other things, they learned that dragons were hatched from eggs. But they had simply arisen from the water. Ever curious, they wondered if they might be able to produce offspring too in some way. And after a bit of thought, and trial and error, they combined a few drops of the water that gave them form. At first, nothing seemed to happen. But after some time, these tiny little puddles grew larger and began to take on shape much as Dew and Rill had. Though some looked a little different, these new beings seemed to be much the same as their parents. And many of them went on to form partnerships with other dragons. Though the results were a little more dragonlike, a little more solid, these descendants seemed to maintain much of their progenitors' affinity for water and power over it. Some even retained their ability to change state and blend with the water. Longing for their birthplace and its various living things, Dew and Rill eventually left the clan and returned to their River, where they keep watch over the waters and the creatures that inhabit it to this day. They like their solitude, and tend to hide from dragons that approach the water. But a very lucky dragon may catch a glimpse of one of them before they meld into the current. [center][img]https://i.imgur.com/i8FSMe2.png[/img][/center] [center][size=5][b][color=#243C52]Rules and Guidelines[/color][/b][/size][/center] [LIST] [*][b][color=#243C52]To be registered, dragons must be descended from Dew and Rill, and at least one of their parents must be registered. That's it![/b] [*][color=#243C52]There are no breed, gene, color, or level requirements! I want to see where these two dragons' lineage goes and the variety of their descendents! [*][color=#243C52]You may use the General Pinglist or the Hatchlings Only pinglist to advertise your own hatchlings in this thread, but please don't abuse them! [*][color=#243C52]Offspring adopted from me will already be registered, but if you adopt from someone else, you must use the form at the top of the registry post to have them registered. [*][color=#243C52]Be respectful and courteous in any dealings or discussion here. [*][color=#243C52]Rules may be changed or added in the future if needed. [/LIST] [center][color=#243C52]Dew and Rill will be bred up to five times before they will be given Eternal Youth scrolls and never bred again. I will be keeping one hatchling from each of these breedings except the first to continue the lineage! [b]Bred One Time![/b][/center]

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Lore

It was a cool spring morning when something began to stir in the rapid waters of The River that forged its way through the thick trees of the Shreiking Wilds. Water splashed up onto The River's Bank, and this small puddle slowly took on new form. It resembled a hatchling in shape, made of swirling water that refracted the sun's light to create the illusion of ever-changing colors.

It looked around curiously at its surroundings, intrigued by the swaying trees, buzzing of insects, and variety of animal calls that filled the air of the forest at all times of day. And then it examined its own tiny clawed hand.

What am I? And what is this place?

It was soon joined on the bank by another puddle, and the first watched as it took on a similar form to theirs. The two creatures looked at each other and then at the water they had come from.

In time, the first would take on the name Dew, and the second would become Rill. As they explored their River and the forest surrounding it, they would find that they could if they wished take on the form of a puddle again. They could become one with the River and use its energy to travel as far through it as they wished, and take shape again afterward. They discovered that they could even control the water's movements, extending the Magic that gave them life into it for a time.

They also found that they, as if by instinct, knew a lot about the life and that surrounded them, as if the Magic that they embodied was the same that governed all of the plants and animals of the region.

Though they know that some of these creatures must inevitably become prey for those larger and stronger than them, Dew and Rill frequently used their power over the water to protect the smallest and the weakest. And even larger predators are sometimes threatened by creatures that inhabit the land. They became protectors over all of the living things of their River.

Their first contact with dragons was with a few members of a small clan living not far from The River. They watched from the safety of the water at first, as their innate knowledge told them nothing about these inhabitants of the forest. After some time of observing the dragons that visited their River, they came to the conclusion that these larger creatures were not a threat, and many even cared for the life of the forest around them.

The two little creatures spent some time amongst this clan, learning about Sornieth, other types of Magic, and about how to be a dragon.

Along with other things, they learned that dragons were hatched from eggs. But they had simply arisen from the water. Ever curious, they wondered if they might be able to produce offspring too in some way. And after a bit of thought, and trial and error, they combined a few drops of the water that gave them form.

At first, nothing seemed to happen. But after some time, these tiny little puddles grew larger and began to take on shape much as Dew and Rill had. Though some looked a little different, these new beings seemed to be much the same as their parents.

And many of them went on to form partnerships with other dragons. Though the results were a little more dragonlike, a little more solid, these descendants seemed to maintain much of their progenitors' affinity for water and power over it. Some even retained their ability to change state and blend with the water.

Longing for their birthplace and its various living things, Dew and Rill eventually left the clan and returned to their River, where they keep watch over the waters and the creatures that inhabit it to this day. They like their solitude, and tend to hide from dragons that approach the water. But a very lucky dragon may catch a glimpse of one of them before they meld into the current.

Rules and Guidelines

To be registered, dragons must be descended from Dew and Rill, and at least one of their parents must be registered. That's it!
There are no breed, gene, color, or level requirements! I want to see where these two dragons' lineage goes and the variety of their descendents!
You may use the General Pinglist or the Hatchlings Only pinglist to advertise your own hatchlings in this thread, but please don't abuse them!
Offspring adopted from me will already be registered, but if you adopt from someone else, you must use the form at the top of the registry post to have them registered.
Be respectful and courteous in any dealings or discussion here.
Rules may be changed or added in the future if needed.

Dew and Rill will be bred up to five times before they will be given Eternal Youth scrolls and never bred again. I will be keeping one hatchling from each of these breedings except the first to continue the lineage!

Bred One Time!

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Last edited on Jan 02, 2021 18:13:14 by Kaliqo

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