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Copano:

Ah, yes, the caffeine addict himself, the 'caffiend' as he's known by his peers, Copano is an animated fellow, complete with jerky movements, and no comprehension of an 'inside voice'. A mug of his latest concoction is gripped rather tightly in his hands at all times. 'What's that face? I never start a day without one cup, why, I'm in the mood for twenty more already.' He's very much prone to fatigue, likely due to the caffeine, which causes his bursts of energy to have a duration of a few hours at a time.

Copano runs solely on caffeine and teatime snacks. He grows a lot of C. sinensis cultivars, herbs and coffee beans he's bred himself. As a Dream Weaver, it's no surprise his selection of herbal teas is nearly endless. He's got chamomile, lavender, passionflower, anything a dragon could need, he's got. One sip of his signature 'Dark Hollow Valerian' blend could put a two-ton Beast to sleep, so a regular denizen should proceed with caution.

Spyro, the ever-responsible young man, brought it upon himself to taste test his extra strength brew of herbal tea and coffee. The side effects were... peculiar, to say the least, first he stopped in place, frozen solid, then he starts moving a mile a second. Start. Stop. Start. Stop. It got so bad that all three dragons had to pitch in to save the boy before his heart exploded.

Predictably, he saves the 'extra strength' caffeinated beverages for himself, it's for the best considering each box contains over six hundred milligrams of caffeine. He's probably the only person in the world who can ingest that much caffeine and survive.

A Fairy kissed him once as a child, everything was normal until he started sneezing and wheezing. Turns out he's got an allergy to Fairies, their magic just isn't compatible with him, and gives him awful rashes on his wings. If he has to interact with them, it'll be through Kosoko, Lutalo, or from a safe distance within earshot.

Tried the supercharge spot as a dare, the wall, even after the many repairs, still has the indentation from his 'minor miscalculation'. Afterwards, Lutalo turned the supercharge off to prevent anymore injuries, despite the many protests from his brothers not to. ‘I’m not taking any chances; I'm turning it off until one of you can give me a good enough reason to undo my decision'.

Under no circumstances should his mugs be taken away from him, same goes for his beverages, unless one wants to deal with a demon. He's irritable, anxious, and plagued with excruciating migraines. A wise person would stay out of his way until he gets one drink in his system. He makes the Blue Wizards and Tin Soldiers wary of him, and they hastily move in the opposite direction when he draws near them. The sound of a little bell is the only warning of his imminent arrival and there are even rules for such an event as well: 'stay on guard, don't look him in the eyes, and don't speak unless spoken to'.

Kosoko:

~Ooh, the 'Casanova', 'Heartbreaker', 'Romeo', all names given to him by his many admirers. Is this an accurate summation of his character? Well, yes, but actually no. While Kosoko is a naturally flirtatious and openly affectionate man, he's not exactly look for a significant other, not because he doesn't want one, but because his eyelids are closed tightly and he's openly snoring. It's not easy communicating with someone who nods off mid-sentence.

This sleepyhead is an ambassador for the Dragon Kingdom while visiting the Fairy Realms for business matters. The position is unofficially official, it was mainly his popularity that earned him the position, before he was just a humble candle maker peacefully secluded in his room. 

Spyro 'bonds' with Kosoko by polishing the Tin Soldiers' armor and making dream catchers, not even bothering to hide his indifference. How much enjoyment could he possibly have when his uncle dozes off every five minutes? Little to none. Sparx would actually rather stay and relax with Kosoko than go exploring, so, to stave off the boredom, Spyro sneaks out to play with the Blue Wizards.

He sleepwalks nonstop, calling them 'power naps', always nonchalant about the situations he's put himself into. Lutalo, however, isn't amused watching him 'power nap' his way over the edge of a floating island. 'Silly me, I forgot to use my weighted blanket, heh. Hey, sometimes a guy can't help where he passes out, especially when his neighbor's rose bushes are so comfortable'.

He's received more Fairy Kisses than any normal person should, they utterly adore him, and it makes sense, the dragon's a bona fide celebrity in their realms. The never-ending torrent of affection has left him as the first dragon to have a permanent upgraded power of flame from a Fairy's Kiss. Unfortunately, he can't breathe fire for long as five thousand degrees Fahrenheit tends to dry out his throat pretty fast. 

As a candle maker, he added fragrances using oils, 'Some of them are from the Fairies, some of them are from the Artisans, depends on how I'm feeling that day'. Normal fragrance oils don't usually glow or make strange noises, but nobody can say that they don't smell heavenly. He's doesn't experiment with his work these days, and no new smells or waxes are being developed as of now.

The candles he carries have no smell, they were crafted with Beast Maker magic, a magic so intense, it keeps him wide awake. Though one isn't enough, he placed two more on his horns for extra measure, now he only lets out a yawn or two. Keep in mind, the candles effects can only be felt when lit and he doesn't keep them lit all the time, Copano and Lutalo would never let him.

Lutalo:

He's a very spiritual dragon with a no-nonsense attitude uncommon to the tranquil and often drowsy nature of the Dream Weavers. He's not physically confrontational like Mazi, but he's just as stubborn, and will stand his ground no matter what. The Haunted Towers dragons, whenever they have trouble with the residents, will probably go to him, because he can and will get results.

A dragon medium? A dragon medium, indeed. He's able to communicate and manipulate certain spirits. The suits of armor protecting Haunted Towers are inhabited by feisty little earth spirits. He can't convince every spirit to enter the armor, which is why he avoids the meaner spirits. 'Dealing with spirits is no small task. Say the wrong thing, and suddenly there's claw marks on your stuff, and teeth marks on your tail.'

Spyro wasn't anticipating Gnasty Gnorc of all people to have history with Lutalo, who reveals the incredible dedication the Gnorc had with trying to take over Haunted Towers. 'Our Tin Soldiers made quick work of them; I assure you'. He knows a lot about the Gnorcs, a remnant of his 'Peace Keeper phase' as he called it. Depending on his mood after telling a story, he may or may not show Spyro mementos of his time serving in the Army.

On the side, he makes pocket change selling incense sticks that have no magical properties. 'I can't overextend myself for this, heh, I'm no Magic Crafter'. Kosoko lends him oil extracts and the like all the time, which he, at one point, did enchant with his own magic. But wrangling in spirits to fight off Wizards and Gnorcs is draining enough on its own. After taking 'Magic Management' classes, his health is at an all-time high, and he no longer fears using up all of his magic anymore. 'From this day onward, I'm going to be making my incense without magic'.

His determination to get the Supercharge ramp powered down isn’t just to prevent the others from injuring themselves, it's to stop them from tearing apart the castle. There's no sane reason for a castle to go through thirty or more doors per month, there really isn't, and the costs for twenty-foot doors isn't cheap, colossally so if they're fireproof.

Terrible at compromising, he'll bully his way to whatever it is he wants, and when he was an adolescent, his behavior was abysmal. He would get petty and snappy with elders and his domineering presence drove away his brothers. it wasn't until he entered the Peace Keeper Army that he dropped the superiority complex, adopting a calm and forgiving personality, but that doesn't mean he's a pushover. He still argues quite a bit, he just refrains from relying on brutal insults, swears and 'payback' to make his point known.