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Paju is a Draconian that doesn't fit any of the five main groups (Drakes, Wyverns, Vokuns, Dragons, Vogons), but most closely resembles a drake. From his back grow many long feathers, forming something like a cape. He has two tails, a very rare, but not unheard of, trait among Draconians. | |||
He's both bipedal and quadrupedal; he can switch between postures easily. | |||
He lives on the outskirts of a semi-large settlement, his main pastime being taking care of his garden, his pride and joy. One day, he finds an odd, huge bulb-like thing has suddenly appeared in it... Hijinks ensue. | |||
He may make a cameo in the main plot of Voicindra, but I mostly plan to include him in his own short story. | |||
Revision as of 15:49, 26 October 2024
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Appearance
Personality
Relationships
Gallery
Pronouns
He/him
Species
Draconian (Other)
Special abilities
None to speak of.
Profile
Paju is a Draconian that doesn't fit any of the five main groups (Drakes, Wyverns, Vokuns, Dragons, Vogons), but most closely resembles a drake. From his back grow many long feathers, forming something like a cape. He has two tails, a very rare, but not unheard of, trait among Draconians.
He's both bipedal and quadrupedal; he can switch between postures easily.
He lives on the outskirts of a semi-large settlement, his main pastime being taking care of his garden, his pride and joy. One day, he finds an odd, huge bulb-like thing has suddenly appeared in it... Hijinks ensue.
He may make a cameo in the main plot of Voicindra, but I mostly plan to include him in his own short story.