#pestyl

Top left: Pestyl

A Grixis-aligned phyrexian dragon designed and built by Rain for speed and lethal strikes. Pestyl remains as Rain’s most intelligent creations, and has an array of skills such as glimmer effects, mind-surveillance, data collector, channeling and reflective properties. What makes Pestyl such a threat is her synergy with Rain as her rider, and is capable of reaching mach speeds thanks to electromagnetism. 

Though Pestyl was built in phyrexian environments, her sense of independence is strongly for the self and her creator. She acknowledges Phyrexians are very much supernatural and capable of stellar things, but also knows that their methods are reckless, and even narrow-minded. Due to circumstances though, she appeased to the Engine so as to not endanger either of them or their allies.

Bottom: Piston

A steel hellkite that landed into rain’s hands upon their arrival to Ravnica, Piston has served her as the most loyal (and overprotective) creature known. hellkites are known to be cunning and destructive, and piston lives it up to the fullest with whatever chance given. From eating Orzhov heirlooms, to attacking every male that dared approach her, Piston’s nature is rather chaotic, even Rain has her hard days controlling him. He is also nearly impossible to hit with a spell because of his swift and devious flying practices, both in his reduced size, and in full size.

His behavior is audible through whistles, clatters, whirs and whines like a steam engine. As a shoulder pet, these can be charming. When the enchantment to keep his size is cut, those sounds are amplified to a rolling steam engine of a monster. 

At maximum energy, his blinding plasma shots can drill through the Nivix tower, and keep going for miles onward.

Rain has yet to get him registered with the Senate. And for good reason.

Top Right: Rain’s Servitor Unit

Much like the Myrs of Mirrodin, these creatures are capable of self-replicating to ensure, their numbers never deplete. Each have base personalities, but can have the potential to deviate if given as a gift or stolen. Rain’s rule of thumb is that, unless they are tagged, no servitor is to be trusted outside of her domain.

These creatures are designed to be multipurpose tools and the lacking hands that Rain has to multitask herself. Their heads are designed to unhinge and intake several tools like knives, needles, soldering tools, drills, pencils, and any tool of similar nature. Though they have no wings, they are excellent climbers, and can reach into about any small crevice possible.

Their outer appearances were designed during the time that Rain had become a Magus of the Will in order to deter others of similar nature from questioning her loyalty. As time passed on, Rain kept the design because she has yet to see anyone do the same, and she would like to keep the credit for at least something she made that was relatively original.