Almedha

This is gonna look nice one day! When I can figure out how to organize it like a sane person. In the meantime, have a list of text. Each story takes place within a wider story that you can find by navigating with the buttons at the bottom and top of each bio (theoretically - I've obviously made some mistakes). But below you'll find each story that occurs on its own within a theme, with the bios listed in the order that the story occurs.

All of my dragons' stories take place in real time - that is, dragons age at a steady rate based on our time. Each month for us is a year for them. Year 1 IFE (In the Flight Era) is June 2013, and each consecutive month increases the time that's passed for a dragon in Sornieth by one year. Lightning, one of my clan's founders, was hatched in the 16th year of Flight Rising - or, for us, sixteen months after Flight Rising started. Dragons are fully grown at three months, and fully grown at one year. All dragons are capable of reproducing at that point - though most are capable between the ages of six months and one year. At what age dragons are considered "adults" depends on the dragon - though most of my dragons consider an individual to be an adult at one year old.

Along with the stories in chronological order, you'll also find many of the dragons featured in any story listed at the beginning of these stories. You can follow them around to other parts of the story.

If you want to start from the very beginning, start with Lightning.
Otherwise, please continue below.

The story of how the Tempest Chase, a band of nomadic monster hunters, came to be the way they are today. They proudly call each other family, accept dragons and beasts of all kinds, and explore the whole world together.
This is a collection of unrelated stories featuring the dragons of the Tempest Chase. Usually they're travelling or engaging in their everyday lives.
Other Information -
[Please see Worldbuilding: Dragon Sexuality] All of my dragons' sexual preferences are based on element. For example, Fayne is attracted to Wind, Earth, and Ice dragons. Aquarius is attracted to everything but Ice. I'm still figuring out where to best put this information... The dragons who prefer any and none (which I'll call pansexual and asexual, respectively) are obviously the easiest, space-wise. The dragons who prefer six of the eleven elements...? Much less easy to organize in a visually-pleasant way. Any ideas...? Please?