Caldwell
(#48687023)
Level 1 Coatl
Familiar
Quillcrown Parda
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Energy: 47/50
This dragon’s natural inborn element is Arcane.
Male Coatl
This dragon cannot breed until May 18, 2024 (30 days).
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Personal Style
Apparel
Skin
Scene
Measurements
Length
7.25 m
Wingspan
8.35 m
Weight
768.85 kg
Genetics
Shadow
Iridescent
Iridescent
Cream
Shimmer
Shimmer
Ivory
Glimmer
Glimmer
Hatchday
Breed
Eye Type
Level 1 Coatl
EXP: 0 / 245
STR
6
AGI
7
DEF
6
QCK
7
INT
7
VIT
5
MND
6
Lineage
Parents
Offspring
- Vineset
- Glaine
- Bernhilde
- Turnipling
- Unnamed
- Speck
- Turnipling
- Unnamed
- Oraeph
- Velthon
- elva
- Eden
- Opus
- Manny
- Cal
- Unnamed
- WhiteObsidian
- Petrone
- Rafferty
- Stonecore
- Unnamed
- Unnamed
- Unnamed
- Umbra
- Unnamed
- Dia
- Hammond
- Jaderock
- Crandal
- Leonie
- Estella
- Hanna
- Moss
- Nimoy
- Dean
- Glint
- Gaile
- Callay
- Watchin
- Ant
- Shina
- Thorpe
- Millet
- Spur
- Hark
- Bellow
- Natt
- Sean
- Monster
- Walker
- Fitz
- Chilla
- Thrilla
- Luma
- Raleigh
- Susan
- Rex
- Crabby
- Slaad
- Truit
- Pecca
- Peach
- DisplacerBeast
- Vananari
- Vote
- Lyricist
- Reece
- Derwena
- Placid
- Serene
- Excelsior
- Flax
- Bugsy
- Suika
- SeaBelly
- Lucky
- Rebel
- Magnus
- Glow
- Erin
- Kraize
- Stormgold
- Krackle
- Unnamed
- Unnamed
- Unnamed
Biography
Caldwell took to the skies with a powerful sweep of his wings. Cream plumage shimmered in the sunlight as he carved the air to make his way. He turned belly up, yellowed underbelly glimmering like precious stones. His back was like a shadow against the pale blue sky. Clouds dappled the sky and he turned his body towards them. They were fat with moisture and hung low, perhaps close enough to reach. He was certainly willing to try.
With strong strokes he climbed higher into the air. His eyes were trained on his mark. The clouds reflected in his eyes dully, even more so compared to the vibrance of his body.
With all of his efforts, he was picking up speed. Self made wind rushed past his face and along his body. He wasn't exactly aerodynamic, but he loved the feel of air currents along his body and around his feathers. It carried a fresh, cool quality you just couldn't find close to the ground. No, only here in the sky was the air this clear.
In his quest upward, he took a moment to look down. Below him the land spread far, horizons much further out than could be imagined from ground level. He could see all of the domain, and the fringes of others. While he had little interest in them now, perhaps they would be pleasant someday. The ground was full of minuscule, indistinct shapes. Some moved; probably dragons.
He turned his attentions back to the clouds, now thinly vieling the sun. It hurt his eyes to look at it directly, so he closed them. He instead let the heat on his dark face guide him onward.
Before he could reach them, he grew tired. With a resigned sigh he flipped his wings, once again belly to the sun. He stopped flapping, letting them hang out, spread wide as he began to fall. He plummeted towards the earth, picking up speed he could never hope to achieve while fighting gravity. Nature drew him towards the ground, body still glimmering in the sunlight. This was almost as good as touching the clouds.
With strong strokes he climbed higher into the air. His eyes were trained on his mark. The clouds reflected in his eyes dully, even more so compared to the vibrance of his body.
With all of his efforts, he was picking up speed. Self made wind rushed past his face and along his body. He wasn't exactly aerodynamic, but he loved the feel of air currents along his body and around his feathers. It carried a fresh, cool quality you just couldn't find close to the ground. No, only here in the sky was the air this clear.
In his quest upward, he took a moment to look down. Below him the land spread far, horizons much further out than could be imagined from ground level. He could see all of the domain, and the fringes of others. While he had little interest in them now, perhaps they would be pleasant someday. The ground was full of minuscule, indistinct shapes. Some moved; probably dragons.
He turned his attentions back to the clouds, now thinly vieling the sun. It hurt his eyes to look at it directly, so he closed them. He instead let the heat on his dark face guide him onward.
Before he could reach them, he grew tired. With a resigned sigh he flipped his wings, once again belly to the sun. He stopped flapping, letting them hang out, spread wide as he began to fall. He plummeted towards the earth, picking up speed he could never hope to achieve while fighting gravity. Nature drew him towards the ground, body still glimmering in the sunlight. This was almost as good as touching the clouds.
Participant in the 5th annual Greenskeeper Gathering Scavenger Hunt
It was exhilarating! The two week long excursion with Amantia and Nacre was a valuable bonding experience. Especially the run-in with that giant cockatrice, which sounded like it would've been fun!
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