TheAntiAzdarcho

Volcanic activity and Lakonian chimneystack clams create vast underground networks of caverns that are supported by nutrients that come in from coastal environments

Coastal geothermal activity creates a hostile environment that also fuels a rich ecosystem of hardy organisms.

A piece of military hardware given out as a part of a de-militarization pact, a Tyrant Dragon will even turn tail when staring down its barrel.

It is not recommend to shoulder fire this weapon under most circumstances.

A gigantic and bizarre carnivorous arthropod found in temperate rainforests of Alabria. Its size and dietary choices gives it a very brash temperament when it comes to humans.

A large, piscivorous type of dog wyvern found in temperate wetland and freshwater environments

The feral descendants of orphaned creations by a long-lost wizarding society, left as a scourge upon the unkempt regions.

I tried to draw some humans for practice and now I have schizo-imposter syndrome in my head

“Am I even able to draw humans this well?”

Fuck off satanist voices!

Anyways these are Saikal and Cédric, main characters in an alternate history/low fantasy/ speculative evolution world.

Cladistics:

Reptilia

Neodiapsida

Dracosauromorpha

Despotidae

Despotis

D. alabriensis (Linnaeus, 1758)

The largest of the carnivorous dragons and largest terrestrial carnivore found in Alabria, This Resembling something that would exist in a previous geologic era, the Tyrant dragons specialize in hunting various megafauna. They use their massive forelimbs, which during their younger years could be used for flight, to grapple prey and pin them down under their weight. Tyrant dragons mostly live in and around the steppe, where their preferred prey is, but this is until the mating season, in which mated pairs will migrate to forested regions to nest.

The forested regions provide a more ideal environment for an egg-laying species due to the average warmer temperatures year-round and the ability to create “leaf litter” nests which can insulate and hide the eggs located inside (a necessity for a creature to large to lay on its own eggs). The Female tyrant dragon will lay a clutch of three to five eggs, with these eggs being the largest eggs of any known terrestrial creature. The eggs have unique internal support structures which allows the eggs to be incredibly large and tough. The downside of this is that the eggs require parental assistance to be unburied from the nest and crack open the egg’s shell. The eggs themselves, while extraordinarily durable when intact, possess a dense, spongy internal texture when cooked, a quality that has made them a target for poachers despite the extreme danger involved. Trespassers and thieves who attempt to steal from a tyrant dragon’s nest are often annihilated for their transgressions.