#alien dragon

• His name’s pronounced like air-roo-tin-ruff!! Just call him Eru for short :3

• He/they/it pronouns!! He’s half alien and half dragon✨✨

• Erutinruf is actually “furniture” spelled backwards LMAO—

• Instead of hoarding gold and treasures, he hoards furniture!! Like tables, sofas, lamps, etc…

• His favorite food is cotton stuffing,,, so yummers,,,,🤤🤤

• If you look closely, there’s furniture patterns and sparkles on his body :0

Gargoyles are often viewed as little pests; the dragon equivalent of pigeons or rats. The most common garg species are the River Rock Gargs and The Goblin Gargs, two grey/green cat sized dragons that enjoy roaming around cities and eating garbage.

Overall they’re deemed little nuisances with ugly mugs, but you’ll think twice to tease their snout and jowls when you meet a Red King Garg.

As big as a carriage and with the nose of a bloodhound pack, this dragon can track it’s prey for miles once it’s marked it’s pursuit. Its bite is highly infectious and once it’s injured prey it’ll follow the smell of rot through cities and across oceans.

This garg is often made out to be a demon and an ill-omen but but what many don’t realize is how just and noble the beast is. Its stomach acid is strong enough to dissolve normally deadly carrion diseases that would otherwise infect healthy animals and humans and some say its nose can catch whiffs of ill intention and deceit on people.