#drxgonfangs

@drxgonfangs

Lyra knew, as most trainers do, when her Pokemon were unhappy. Having just recently returned home from a far off region, she was happily welcomed by the creatures currently living in New Bark Town with her mother - but it didn’t take long for her to notice how her Kingdra seemed . . . well, not herself. And it seemed it had been going on for a while, according to mom.

Lyra could not blame her; the waters of Route 47 were hardly stimulating, or giving her any sort of purpose. After traveling with her through Kanto, Lyra and her Kingdra decided some retirement would suit the Pokemon best - with deep lakes and rivers nearby, living at home seemed to be ideal, at least for a couple of years. But Lyra noticed her Kingdra growing unruly, refusing to listen . . . something had to be done, for her sake.

Luckily she had a pretty good idea of what to do.

The trainer couldn’t remember the last time she’d been to Blackthorn City - sure, she had to have visited since becoming a champion, but of course her more recent travels had taken place of ventures to towns she’d already grown accustomed to. But she had a hunch that it would be just the right place to bring her Kingdra to.

A place so in-touch with the dragon type would hopefully make a fine home for her good friend.

Yoooo, I’m so glad to hear that you’re doing better! The dash just isn’t the same without you and your muses around. You always leave an impression whenever you’re on the dash, and we’ve been missing a little of that magic, so I’m happy to see you up and posting again! Welcome back!

NP Aesthetic | Clair / @drxgonfangs

my opinion on;

character in general: OKAY SO... Clair was not a character I really thought about up until I joined Natpark. But now, because of having seen Cas’ Clair, I’ve really grown to appreciate her and her role in the games... her personality is so fun and interesting. and of course you cannot forget your boy, Guzma. I’ve told you before I kinda didn’t like him when I first laid eyes upon the G-man upon his reveal. but you liked him, and all your speculation about him as we got closer made me more and more interested in his character. Then we met him in game and I was kind of distressed at how aggressive he was at first but damn... he’s so good and so interesting.how they play them: dude lemme tell you... you are so good at fleshing out characters. Clair is so complex and well thought out, and so is Guzma... I was impressed at how you dealt with both character’s backstories. And I think G-man’s history proves just how thorough and how much care you put into your work. But even above just how you initially interpret them, I love how you manage all these complex relationships and whatnot. Just very good.the mun: I love ya, of course haha. You’ve been a great friend to me throughout the time I have been here. I’ve always appreciated talking to you and threading with you and whatnot. It means a lot, really!

do i;

follow them: NO..... OF COURSE NOT.... WHY WOULD I EVER....rp with them: yeahhhwant to rp with them: of course! and there will be plenty of threads in the future I hope...ship their character with mine: if you mean Proton/Clair then yes!

what is my;

Send “Maybe?” if your muse has thought of kissing mine

Of course she had. Clair was crazy in more ways than one… though it was hard to deny that now that the thought was in his head he wasn’t picturing something similar in return. The mental image was pleasant enough, but the fact that he’d been imagining it at all nearly made him cringe. Enough of that, then.

@drxgonfangs

     SHE... KIND OF DOESN’T KNOW too much about dragons. Lyra knows the basics--- type effectiveness, preferences, how to go against them in battle, temper, and the way to raise them, but... ‘them’ really only means the Dragonite line. And only her specific Dragonite. She’s never claimed to be a Dragon tamer by any means, she only knows how to get around them, and how to handle her own, singular dragon, rather than the intricacies of the Dragon type at large. They’re an interest, sure--- so strong and seemingly fictional a group of beast that it feels they come from a storybook is bound to have her interested--- but never enough to the point where she would become a dedicated solo trype trainer of them. 

     Not to mention, raising a single Dragon is straightforward, in a way. Hard, yes, and incredibly drawn out. Nadira had only been a Dragonair during her fight with Lance, and had grown into a fully developed Dragonite through the course of Lyra’s Kanto journey. The're sort of self explanatory, though--- of course a Dragonite will learn Dragon Claw, of course it can learn the elemental punches, of course it can fly as it does: it’s a Dragon type, Dragon types just... do that. It’s so natural--- not effortless, but natural. It makes sense, the path to getting to the top of their game makse sense. A Grass type of course can know Razor Leaf, a Water type Water Pulse, a Fire type Ember... an Electric Type learning Dragon Pulse, though?