Day 7 wrote:
A geneology booth might be a bit of a stretch for a festival event, but I have been to some Ren Faire's that will do up family crests if you know yours, so I argue it's still in the realm of possibility!
So time to do some research on your own dragons and I want you to tell me a fun fact about one of their relatives. It can be a detail about one of their parents or kids who still live in your clan, or you can have fun with it and try tracking back or forward to see how far their bloodline extends!
Is your dragon a G1 with no kids? No problem! You can make the fun fact be about their adoptive family or how they came to your clan under ~mysterious circumstances~
As is Mistral Meals tradition, if you include a reference to this year's April Fools event in your response, you get two raffle tickets instead of one!
(Please note this offer is ONLY for Day 7 entries; this will not impact Day 6 entries while it is still active).
So time to do some research on your own dragons and I want you to tell me a fun fact about one of their relatives. It can be a detail about one of their parents or kids who still live in your clan, or you can have fun with it and try tracking back or forward to see how far their bloodline extends!
Is your dragon a G1 with no kids? No problem! You can make the fun fact be about their adoptive family or how they came to your clan under ~mysterious circumstances~
As is Mistral Meals tradition, if you include a reference to this year's April Fools event in your response, you get two raffle tickets instead of one!
(Please note this offer is ONLY for Day 7 entries; this will not impact Day 6 entries while it is still active).
Delta and Anaconda wandered towards another booth. This one sported a beautiful tree that stretched its branches all across the banner and a sign in the middle that read "Genealogy Records". Delta wondered why this would be amidst all of the activity booths, but she figured maybe it was just because the harpies were big on history as well as family lines. Anaconda spoke to one of the harpies running the booth, who pointed her towards a stack of large books. "There's about a dozen for each flight it looks like," Delta said, peering over her shoulder. "You're from the Viridian Labyrinth, right?" Anaconda nodded, disgruntledly shaking off a pile of gravel that was laying on top of it before cracking open one of the large volumes and flipping to the table of contents. "There always has to be a weird thing happening during Mistral Jamboree, huh..." she muttered absentmindedly as she trailed her claw over the page to where her clan name was.
Another harpy fluttered over to Delta. "Do you need assistance finding your family tree as well?" she asked. Delta shook her head. She knew very well where she had come from; the matriarch of her Clan, Andromeda, as well as her mate, Atlantis, had told her from a young age that they had found her egg near their lair before they had even fully settled down. They had adopted her as their own, but there was no way to tell who Delta's egg had belonged to. Delta didn't really mind, though. She liked to believe that she had been an explorer even before she had hatched, destined to drift across the waves of Sornieth.
"Oooh! Look here, Delta!" Anaconda called Delta back to the book she was looking at. "This big family tree here is mine." She pointed at one of the pages. "My furthest ancestor on my father's side is actually a snapper from Plague! I never knew that. I guess that's not far from home, really, since nature is sort of related. And past that, there's a lot of coatls and wildclaws from lairs all over Sornieth. And my mother's side has a similar story, but my furthest ancestor there is a spiral from the Southern Icefield." She grinned. "This is so cool! My family has basically travelled from everywhere. Just like you, I guess!" Anaconda swatted her teasingly with her wing and Delta smiled widely back.