Drakey
A shape-shifting Dragon God
High above the land of Dragons stood ten great spires. Eight were occupied, Two were not.
Paloria, fallen queen of the Dragons stood upon the first, her home and her cell. Beside her queen stood Frailtear, bearer of the goddess's diminished power. Their hair flowed in the wind, fiery and alive, almost as if they were sisters, not Goddess and Champion.
On the second Pillar stood Sihl, his blue eyes watching those around him. Plate mail made from lightning and steel adorned his knightly frame, hiding his features from view.
On the third Pillar stood Granite. His brown hair fluttered as he turned around, playing with random formations of stone.
On the fourth Pillar stood Aer, her form shimmering in and out of sight, being whipped away by the winds. A light smile danced upon the goddess's lips.
On the fifth Pillar stood Urs, Dragon Goddess of the Seas. Her small frame stood, surrounded by thin streams of water.
On the sixth Pillar stood Christoph, his grey eyes watching as icy particles formed on his breath. The God smiled in a cold, calculating way as he watched his brethren.
On the seventh Pillar stood the wisest of them all. The good-natured Dragon Goddess of Light was surrounded by scrolls bearing lit symbols.
On the eighth Pillar stood a form cloaked in shadows. Umbrus, Dragon God of Shadows, plotted as his brethren showed themselves. He wanted power, and he would get it.
The ninth Pillar stood empty, their sister Void gone for so long. The Lost One was absent.
Paloria, fallen queen of the Dragons stood upon the first, her home and her cell. Beside her queen stood Frailtear, bearer of the goddess's diminished power. Their hair flowed in the wind, fiery and alive, almost as if they were sisters, not Goddess and Champion.
On the second Pillar stood Sihl, his blue eyes watching those around him. Plate mail made from lightning and steel adorned his knightly frame, hiding his features from view.
On the third Pillar stood Granite. His brown hair fluttered as he turned around, playing with random formations of stone.
On the fourth Pillar stood Aer, her form shimmering in and out of sight, being whipped away by the winds. A light smile danced upon the goddess's lips.
On the fifth Pillar stood Urs, Dragon Goddess of the Seas. Her small frame stood, surrounded by thin streams of water.
On the sixth Pillar stood Christoph, his grey eyes watching as icy particles formed on his breath. The God smiled in a cold, calculating way as he watched his brethren.
On the seventh Pillar stood the wisest of them all. The good-natured Dragon Goddess of Light was surrounded by scrolls bearing lit symbols.
On the eighth Pillar stood a form cloaked in shadows. Umbrus, Dragon God of Shadows, plotted as his brethren showed themselves. He wanted power, and he would get it.
The ninth Pillar stood empty, their sister Void gone for so long. The Lost One was absent.