@Ravenzzcall I'll be writing for Hemorrhage if you don't mind!
(As Aicardi is a plague clan)
Smol question - which clan (not flight) is Hemorrhage from?


Hemorrhage, the ambassador sent by the Plaguebringer herself to this clan. Hemorrhage didn't understand why, but she had learned not to question her guardian deity over the years.
She thought that she would be like all her comrades, sent to another deity, but instead, when she stepped through the portal, she arrived in the arid wastelands of the Icewarden's domain, though nowhere near where he resided.
Instead, she peered into the dozens of faces of nature dragons. Those should not be here she thought. I should not be among nature dragons she thought, backing away.

Eventually, Hemorrhage accepted her fate, to live among these... abominations for the rest of her life. What a shame she thought sometimes.
Why did the Plaguebringer send me here? She thought sometimes, though she always quickly quashed these thoughts.
The days blurred together, and Hemorrhage lived, because live she must.
Though the members of this tribe gave her no attention, the Plaguebringer sometimes looked upon her, amused at how a dragon could live as a husk, though disappointed in how she didn't have the willpower to live among the Plague Flight's enemies.
(As Aicardi is a plague clan)
Smol question - which clan (not flight) is Hemorrhage from?


Hemorrhage, the ambassador sent by the Plaguebringer herself to this clan. Hemorrhage didn't understand why, but she had learned not to question her guardian deity over the years.
She thought that she would be like all her comrades, sent to another deity, but instead, when she stepped through the portal, she arrived in the arid wastelands of the Icewarden's domain, though nowhere near where he resided.
Instead, she peered into the dozens of faces of nature dragons. Those should not be here she thought. I should not be among nature dragons she thought, backing away.

Eventually, Hemorrhage accepted her fate, to live among these... abominations for the rest of her life. What a shame she thought sometimes.
Why did the Plaguebringer send me here? She thought sometimes, though she always quickly quashed these thoughts.
The days blurred together, and Hemorrhage lived, because live she must.
Though the members of this tribe gave her no attention, the Plaguebringer sometimes looked upon her, amused at how a dragon could live as a husk, though disappointed in how she didn't have the willpower to live among the Plague Flight's enemies.
