Regulus
(#50940667)
Falling back to the earth- is this death or rebirth?
Familiar
Phoenix
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Energy: 50/50
This dragon’s natural inborn element is Wind.
Male Wildclaw
This dragon is hibernating.
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Personal Style
Apparel
Skin
Scene
Measurements
Length
6.42 m
Wingspan
7.72 m
Weight
530.71 kg
Genetics
Flint
Starmap
Starmap
Black
Morph
Morph
White
Firefly
Firefly
Hatchday
Breed
Eye Type
Level 1 Wildclaw
EXP: 0 / 245
STR
8
AGI
9
DEF
6
QCK
5
INT
5
VIT
6
MND
6
Biography
Regulus
The Fallen Astronaut
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Astronaut off the string, what sins will he commit
who gave him a gun i repeat who gave him a gun
“moon’s haunted”
-incorporeal being made of burning stardust which seems to be self sustaining as the dead zone doesn't kill the flame
Born in the belly of a rocket ship, as from Terra it did fly
His first cries drowned by the engine's roar, in no cradle did he lie
He'd hit Santarra by the time he was four, Galhydin when he was nine
Born as a spaceman in a spaceman's bed, and as a spaceman he would die
He learned every course that a ship could take, found a few more on the side
He learned new tricks every stop they'd make; with the engines, he did ride
A spacer's pride was his swagger-stick, and his pride knew that it could survive
He lived as a spaceman from the day he was born, and as a spaceman, he would die
They headed for Diversa in his trading years, when he'd just turned thirty-four
The captain planned on a mighty pay, after running a load of ore
The engine room gave him all they had, but the captain ordered more
They pumped 'em up to their hottest gain just to hear the rockets roar
Five hundred miles above the planet's ground, the engines died away
The captain called, "We need power now or we'll all die today!"
The spaceman said, "All the boys are dead and I'm not far behind.
We've pulled much more than she's meant to take, and the baffles have blown wide."
The captain said, "Well, do something man," and the spaceman smiled wide
"Except hold the plates down with my bare hands, we can't do nothing but enjoy the ride."
But the ground flew up with destructive speed, and the spaceman knew his mind
He couldn't sit in the engine room and wait for his friends to die
So he turned and he put his hand inside, where the engines used to glow
He found the plates and he held them fast, 'cause to quit's no way to go
And the rocket shook with a mighty roar, and the engines they did cry,
And the spaceman smiled in the engine's glow, for as a spaceman he would die
They found the boys in the engine room; by their stations, they did lie
The spaceman with his hands on a baffle plate was still sitting where he'd died
They took them out, gave them to the stars; not a single spaceman cried
For spacemen in the stars do live, and in the stars they long to die
The spaceman's life for his men did give, and the stars would let him lie
He lived as a spaceman from the day he was born, and as a spaceman he did die
Ballad of a Spaceman
The Fallen Astronaut
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Astronaut off the string, what sins will he commit
who gave him a gun i repeat who gave him a gun
“moon’s haunted”
-incorporeal being made of burning stardust which seems to be self sustaining as the dead zone doesn't kill the flame
Born in the belly of a rocket ship, as from Terra it did fly
His first cries drowned by the engine's roar, in no cradle did he lie
He'd hit Santarra by the time he was four, Galhydin when he was nine
Born as a spaceman in a spaceman's bed, and as a spaceman he would die
He learned every course that a ship could take, found a few more on the side
He learned new tricks every stop they'd make; with the engines, he did ride
A spacer's pride was his swagger-stick, and his pride knew that it could survive
He lived as a spaceman from the day he was born, and as a spaceman, he would die
They headed for Diversa in his trading years, when he'd just turned thirty-four
The captain planned on a mighty pay, after running a load of ore
The engine room gave him all they had, but the captain ordered more
They pumped 'em up to their hottest gain just to hear the rockets roar
Five hundred miles above the planet's ground, the engines died away
The captain called, "We need power now or we'll all die today!"
The spaceman said, "All the boys are dead and I'm not far behind.
We've pulled much more than she's meant to take, and the baffles have blown wide."
The captain said, "Well, do something man," and the spaceman smiled wide
"Except hold the plates down with my bare hands, we can't do nothing but enjoy the ride."
But the ground flew up with destructive speed, and the spaceman knew his mind
He couldn't sit in the engine room and wait for his friends to die
So he turned and he put his hand inside, where the engines used to glow
He found the plates and he held them fast, 'cause to quit's no way to go
And the rocket shook with a mighty roar, and the engines they did cry,
And the spaceman smiled in the engine's glow, for as a spaceman he would die
They found the boys in the engine room; by their stations, they did lie
The spaceman with his hands on a baffle plate was still sitting where he'd died
They took them out, gave them to the stars; not a single spaceman cried
For spacemen in the stars do live, and in the stars they long to die
The spaceman's life for his men did give, and the stars would let him lie
He lived as a spaceman from the day he was born, and as a spaceman he did die
Ballad of a Spaceman
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