Valkin

Backstory:
No one knows how she was created, or what her purpose was. All they know is where she appeared. It is not known exactly when, but a curios dragon may be brought to where she was first sighted if they ask. The locals say they found her in a tuft of tall grass, a bright pink flower shadowing her head. When disturbed, she let out a terrified squeak and took refuge in a small, shallow pond where the locals lost her. Travelling in the water, the hatchling kept only it's eyes, ears, and nostrils above the water so that it may observe the world around it. The hatchling saw many things, the soft, green grass, the colorful flowers, the beautiful wildlife, the tasty-looking fruits, all this it saw for the first time, yet it was not satisfied. For some reason, it felt as if it had some purpose, yet staying here would not fulfill it. Following the water, so the locals say, the hatchling made it's way to the Gladeveins, where it continued to travel by water. The nutritious, refreshing water that the hatchling spent most of it's time in helped it grow very, very fast. It was soon a strong, powerful creature, and the camouflage was the only thing that helped her escape the eyes of others when she crawled ashore to look for food. Even so, her large size still attracted unwanted attention, as it was only thanks to her speed that the Imperial was able to escape from the locals and creatures alike, hostile or not. Upon reaching the Shrieking Wilds, the Imperial had grown to quite the size, and her wings were stained blue due to just how long they had remained submerged in the nutrient-filled water. Flying for the first time, the Imperial perched on the branches, scrabbling to gain balance, and then bounded from limb to limb, her eyes trained on the larges thing in sight: The Behemoth. And then she had arrived, bursting through the dark wall of trees to stand before the biggest one of them all. Ignoring the shocked looks of the creatures around her upon seeing such a creature, the Imperial quickly began to scale the tree.