The Mirrors have picked up the scent of food in the Viridian Labyrinth!
This is both good and bad. It's good for the Mirrors, but bad for those living within the Viridian Labyrinth as Mirrors have a habit of decimating whole environments by eating everything and anything they see.
The Mirrors must be stop, but who will be willing to tell a constantly starving breed of dragons that they need to stop eating?
How to Join
Just put in a sprite of the dragon either from your lair or the workshop (or even drawing if you wanna.)
Then put in a name and personality under it and then an intro right after.
.:Example:.
Name: Rune
Personality: Rune is a rather kind Mirror, willing to share his food with others. Though, the prey he targets is often already being pursued by another dragon. So he better share it if he knew what was good for him...
He often gets beaten up for such shenanigans
Intro
An iridescent Mirror ran across the Shrieking Wilds, stopping as he lifted his crests and waited. He looked around for the sign of the prey he was hunting down. It was around here somewhere, it had to be. The Mirror had picked up the scent a while ago and his nose never wronged him before. He looked around until he heard the rustling of the bushes surrounding him.
Immediately, the dragon reacted, chasing down the prey that had eluded him for far too long. It wasn't long before he had his jaws wrapped around the Emerald Striker, ending the snake's life so that it may replenish the larger being's life span.
It'd be a great deed to think of... that is if it wasn't for the fact that Mirrors couldn't stop eating. They were always hungry and it was nearly impossible to stop them from over hunting. What was worse was when the random Mirror packs formed. They'd take any food they could find in the area and turn it into another Abiding Boneyard.
It was hardly their fault, however, they needed to eat constantly or else they'd starve. Their high metabolism was a curse though it made them fast.
The Ice colored Mirror gulped down the cobra and continued on his way, looking for another meal to partake in. Hopefully it was something bigger, something he could gorge himself on and be set for the rest of the month. It was a dream he may never achieve.
This is both good and bad. It's good for the Mirrors, but bad for those living within the Viridian Labyrinth as Mirrors have a habit of decimating whole environments by eating everything and anything they see.
The Mirrors must be stop, but who will be willing to tell a constantly starving breed of dragons that they need to stop eating?
How to Join
Just put in a sprite of the dragon either from your lair or the workshop (or even drawing if you wanna.)
Then put in a name and personality under it and then an intro right after.
.:Example:.
Name: Rune
Personality: Rune is a rather kind Mirror, willing to share his food with others. Though, the prey he targets is often already being pursued by another dragon. So he better share it if he knew what was good for him...
He often gets beaten up for such shenanigans
Intro
An iridescent Mirror ran across the Shrieking Wilds, stopping as he lifted his crests and waited. He looked around for the sign of the prey he was hunting down. It was around here somewhere, it had to be. The Mirror had picked up the scent a while ago and his nose never wronged him before. He looked around until he heard the rustling of the bushes surrounding him.
Immediately, the dragon reacted, chasing down the prey that had eluded him for far too long. It wasn't long before he had his jaws wrapped around the Emerald Striker, ending the snake's life so that it may replenish the larger being's life span.
It'd be a great deed to think of... that is if it wasn't for the fact that Mirrors couldn't stop eating. They were always hungry and it was nearly impossible to stop them from over hunting. What was worse was when the random Mirror packs formed. They'd take any food they could find in the area and turn it into another Abiding Boneyard.
It was hardly their fault, however, they needed to eat constantly or else they'd starve. Their high metabolism was a curse though it made them fast.
The Ice colored Mirror gulped down the cobra and continued on his way, looking for another meal to partake in. Hopefully it was something bigger, something he could gorge himself on and be set for the rest of the month. It was a dream he may never achieve.