#ruby sea dragon

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"Ruby" Phyllopteryx Draculi

Gender: Female



Background:
Ruby Phyllopteryx is one of the latest creations of the Legion in their attempts to create original Life. A Dragon Homunculus or "Draculus" made through Alchemic manipulation of life. Having been created in captivity, everything is new to her and she has no concept or understanding of the outside world or what anything is supposed to be like.

Personality:
Ruby has an innate child-like innocent curiosity about everything. She has millions of questions and wants to poke her head into everything she sees and figure out how it works, will try to befriend anybody without hesitation or fear that some dragons might be dangerous, and has no concept of what's appropriate or acceptable to other dragons...she's still learning. She also gets very upset seeing other dragons Sad, Angry, or Hurt.

Strengths:
Curiosity, Empathic, Friendly

Weaknesses:
Naivety, Inexperienced, Confused

Powers:
Healing abilities, Extrasensory perception, Empathy, Telepathic Bond, Magical Poison, Magic Catalyst, Soul Bond

Stats
 Stamina: 10/10 She is a being of magic, made from magic, is full of magical energy, and very excitable about everything.

Control:
2/10 She doesn't know how to control her powers. Many of them happen passively without her trying

Intelligence:
4/10 She is very curious and interested in learning things, but at the time being she is lacking in knowledge and doesn't understand the world yet.

Rubies leached from sunlight disappear into the night- dark shadows of the sea.

Red is the first colour absorbed by seawater.

Diving in those depths, undisturbed by boats and nets, they are dragons of the sea.

Red is the first colour absorbed by seawater.

Riding the ocean’s swell, twirling their curly tails, they are bright flames of the sea.

Red is the first colour absorbed by seawater.

Kim M.…

(via For the First Time, a Ruby Sea Dragon Flaunts in Front of the Camera - The New York Times)