Atticus Araelor

Biographical information

Birthplace Thannin Born Died Age 27 Home Thanasis Sexuality Pronouns

Physical description

Race Human Sub-Race Gender Male Height 5'11 Mass Built Hair color Light Auburn Eye color Green Skin color Sunkissed

Political information

Affiliation(s) Occupation Sentinel Clan(s) Caste Domain Masters Apprentices Alias(es)

Out-of-character information

Writer doonaday Created on October 2024 Avatar artworks_by_mia

A cadet with potential, a soldier with promise.

All throughout boyhood and his young adult years, Atticus has been considered handsome and attracted many attentions of his female peers. Despite this attention, he is a reserved young man, and tries to hide from any compliments, that is if it doesn't have anything to do with his role with the Thunder.

Growing up in the large House Araelor, a bond with a dragon has always been something Atti had wanted growing up, watching his cousins Jensen and Danika find their own Tsonyes, the dragons synonymous with the ancient House.

His close relationship with his family is one he cherishes, and is not one for the city. His quaint home on the outskirts of the Outer City is a comfort and central to the rest of his clan, the Wall, and his duties as a Royal Sentinel (newly appointed by his future cousin-in-law, the Royal Princess of Thanasis).

A Tyese Dragon, named after the tallest and thickest trees found on Thanasis lands, and often the oldest, is closely related to the abundant numbers of Tsonye dragons. All their strength comes in their front legs and muscled chest, with the ability to push and crush the Tyese trees.

In early history, Tyese dragons were highly praised for their efforts in shaping early development of Thanasis homes and lumber trade, and nowadays are respected workers for helping clear land for settlements outside of Thanasis.

The dragon named Vawraek nears a half century, and was a wyld dragon before bonding with Atticus. Of course, their first encounter almost resulted in death when the too large dragon tried to sniff the human and almost crush him with their snout, not understanding the fragility of men.