A Life of Adventure: Character Data
Name: shaga race: dalynther gender: male height: 7'3 weight: 320 lbs age: 14 profession: slave (physical work) scale/hair colour: dark grey, black hair eye colour: green background: shaga entered slavery quite willingly, lured into traynor's
The Journey, Chapter 2
He noted with a frown that there were no dalynther amongst them, naught but humans. it seemed as though his was a dying breed, here in thealliance anyway. regardless, he waved the sailors back down as they stood up, scrambling to attention.
The Greensville Misfits, Reborn: Chapter One, Arrival
Across the walkway from them sat a pair of dalynther, one a male with bright green scales, blue hair, and blue eyes, wearing a pair of black shorts and a grey t-shirt, the other a female with shiny black scales, red markings, hair, and eyes, wearing a pair
Fallen Sky: War of the Ancients Part 1
Now, the dalynther, a race of dragon-like creatures, rule the world, although like the humans before them, they are divided. there are several countries - halthan, the akthali federation, the alliance, the shadowstone enclave, and many others.
The Journey, Chapter 1
He was an impressive specimen of a dalynther, with massive muscles, glittering deep-blue scales, dark green hair and eyes, and a manner of speaking that commanded respect, a voice used
The Greensville Misfits, Reborn: Chapter Two, Making Friends
Herself, trogan, and the green-scaled dalynther, who she had learned was called hrolik. every one of the thirty other people in the class was human, and they were fascinated by the three oddities among their midst.
Fallen Sky: War of the Ancients Part 2
Hathtor cursed and ducked into the crater, dragging the attractive female in with him, causing her to stumble as her mag-locked wrists got in the way. They had been right at the Talon when it had exploded, hit by an armour-piercing missile. The...
Iron Will, Chapter 1
No wings rested on her back - she must be some distant cousin to the dalynther and drakonid - western if this strange armour said what it seemed to - but instead the full backpack of a well-off traveler stayed there.