#vitreus

Hayze and Vit's Sacrifice

Some fanart I did for :iconDragonofFireandIce:'s Destiny Intertwined. Had to predict how Vit and Hayze would look as adult slightly and Malefor was a bit different. Not how I usually draw him tbh XD. Still was fun and based this scene off of a clip from Dragon Ball Super. 

My dragon prince Oc!!! I'm happy to show you Vitreus!!! Son of Elene,a human healer, and Naxos,a startouch elf once Aaravos ' disciple. He took care of Callum and Ezran since he was seventeen,he sees them as his little brothers and would give his life to protect them. What you see is not is real appearance,his earrings hides his elf part.

That were written the May before last and may or may not remain accurate to the characters now.

But yeah, the dude looks like nine and yet he’s older than some of the oldest appearing changelings that are like thirty-forty years old in appearance.

An icy wasteland greets any who venture to the vast city of Vitreus in search of the Novaelik people. The journey is long and treacherous as travelers must traverse the frozen country of Vascein. Near the northern coast, if one makes it that far, the Peagar Temple is the first to come into view. The structure rises far above the city, reflecting what little sunlight bathes the land as it serves a resplendent tribute to the gods of the Rah'al people. On holy days, it can be hard to tell if one is hearing the singing chants from inside the temple or the settling of the ice that surrounds the city. South of the temple are the squat, sturdy dwellings of the Novaelik people.

Though the Novaelik people maintain homes outside of the temple, most spend the majority of their time in study or worship inside the temple. The inside of the temple seems like a maze to anyone unfamiliar to the city, so children practice their studies in rooms near the main entrance. This allows for older children to serve as guides for visitors.

The rest of the rooms are broken into three categories: dwelling, study, or worship. Rooms for dwellings are situated in the western portion of the temple and are reserved for Ojhas and their trainees. The worship rooms line the central cathedral and are meant for private worship. The study rooms and classrooms fill the eastern side of the temple. Some are libraries filled with books about every topic one might want to study, written in both the common tongue and the Rah'al language. The written language is a fairly new concept to the Rah'al people, but the Novaelik decided to adopt the practice from the Mundanes to provide a better education to their people. For those that do not know how to read, there are rooms where one can find a traditional storyteller to pass along Rah'al knowledge.

Built around the temple are extra rooms for storage, communal dining, and various ceremonies.