Depthine
(#12307104)
"Bug off."
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Personal Style
Apparel
Skin
Scene
Measurements
Length
18.55 m
Wingspan
13.38 m
Weight
10892.36 kg
Genetics
Black
Bar
Bar
Black
Stripes
Stripes
Maroon
Underbelly
Underbelly
Hatchday
Breed
Eye Type
Level 6 Guardian
EXP: 5516 / 8380
STR
10
AGI
10
DEF
15
QCK
25
INT
5
VIT
15
MND
10
Biography
Depthine Bloodrender
The Murderous Cannibal |
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B I O G R A P H Y
This was the clan Depthine had first known. Her parents were gentle, if not a bit loose-minded. Their nest held five eggs, all perfectly healthy. The day before they were due to hatch, a party of raiders attacked; major damage wasn't done, but the two who had been caring for a nest neglected to check them that day. The Guardian that hatched first awoke to the nest unattended. It was silent, for the nest was not close to the main area of the lair. The hatchling had time to explore her surroundings, eyes darkening as she found the one thing missing that she really needed at the moment. Food. She was hungry. The cracking of another eggshell could be heard, which drew her attention. Crawling back to the nest, she gazed at the smaller dragon. Tundra. Plumper, fluffier. Also hungry. The other three had yet to hatch. The larger hatchling came closer, annoyedly sniffing at the creature still crawling out of its shell. Not interesting. Her stomach gave a light growl, and her attention was once again brought to the other eggs. Still unhatched. She laid a claw against the glass-like shell, tapping it. Then she applied pressure. It didn’t take much to crack it. The hatchling inside laid still. No response. There was blood inside of the shell. It wasn’t ever going to live. Her stomach growled again, and she plunged her fangs into their neck. A satisfying pop, and she wrenched her head back, taking flesh with it. She swallowed. A meal. It would do. But… the Guardian turned around, looking towards the other hatchling. They had seen. They would tell. Licking the blood from her lips, she meandered over, a dark expression covering her face. It was her first taste. |
B I O G R A P H Y
Time passed, with no incidents. She grew. A member of the clan, with her own duties. She ate with them, hunted with them, and conversed with them. But there was something she missed. A certain… feeling. With more time, the clan found their territory exhausted of resources. The neighboring clans were pushing their boundaries, raiders and assassins attacking them every so often. Food was becoming scarce, and clan members quickly became too weak to travel far in search of anything edible. Depthine suffered similarly. In the night, her hunger came to be too much. Clan members were often spread out, the lair less of one area and more a wide settling of camps and movable buildings. She dragged her feet towards the one of the farthest tents, nosing into the room. The dragon within either didn’t hear her, or was too tired to care she was there. Either way, she stood over them. Her claws reached for the cleaver at her side, new and barely used. It was still silver and shining. It was her second taste. |
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B I O G R A P H Y
It had been a week since their disappearance. By then, the body had been stripped clean of all their flesh. A couple of days passed. Another dragon disappeared. Mirror. A few days passed. Another dragon disappeared. Fae. A day passed. Ridgeback. A week passed. Tundra. More and more dragons were slain in their nests. Many members were too hungry to stay, forcing their starving bodies to walk and find somewhere new to live, if they even made it far. The few that remained kept huddled together. It wasn’t long until one of them resorted to searching through the tents of others, desperate for anything to eat. As the weak Imperial tentatively padded into Depthine’s den, he froze. There she was. The others had thought she had left long ago. Nobody had seen her for weeks. And to his dread, she looked fed. Recently. Where the other Guardian left had bone, she had flesh. He had been hoping that someone had been inhabiting the tent, someone that he could… get food from, but it appeared that was not the case. He blinked. She did as well in response. He took a step back. She stood in response. He nervously smiled, eyes flicking to look somewhere besides the piercing eyes. The cleaver was copper-stained. She raised it in response. He fell. She smiled in response. It was her favorite taste. |
B I O G R A P H Y
Even after Maxwell was weakened, she kept a level head. She could deal with this. She could deal with it all. But soon, her master became frantic. Corrupted by paranoia, to claim that the darkness was finally ending his time. He lashed out at the Boardkeeper, joined by the White Player and both Kings. Their efforts were for naught, as they were no match for a god. Her body, unlike Trell, is born of flesh and blood, unhealing yet not bleeding as she rests in a sleep like death. One of the dark storage rooms has been cleared out and a small memorial for her has been set up, complete with flowers and silks. |
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