Pyna

"... and what brings you here?" Age: 59 Height: 5'7 / 170 cm Weight: ~80kg / 170 lbs Hair: White Eyes: golden Title: Shrine-Princess of the West Pyna, a cute name for a dragon, you might think, but it's really just a shorter than her full name and title, Pynaris Leehlirannis Tyrosica vo-res u Re'ally Sun, Shrine-Princess and First Maiden of the Western Dragon Shrine. So you can see why shortening it to Pyna made a lot of sense. Now with that out of the way, Pyna is a bit of a spoiled brat. Despite her youth and rather smal dragon form (one of the reasons why she's seldomly seen in it, only coming up to about 3 meters in length and a meter and half in height. She's still strong, mind you, but people are far more likely to go 'aww' at her diminutive form than 'AHHHH' as they would in the face of a fully grown dragon. One thing that is fully grown about her is her appetite and her ego. Being of noble blood, means several things, for one, she has always been able to take a humanoid shape, for another her aptitude for magic is far greater than most dragons and lastly, her intelligence is pretty high as well (at least when compared to the dragons that are only marginally smarter than your average bear). She has a penchant for pretty things. Keeping a hoard is very much in her nature. Being the Shrine-Princess of the West ist somewhat of an ambassadorial position representing the higher dragons and their royal family, the noble dragons who hold dominion over a small, reclusive island kingdom that are feared and respeced in equal measure, often sought for their council or to mediate in state affairs. In her role as ambassador Pyna is often sought out by nobles, adventurers visit her in hopes of receiving a blessing, although sometimes there are those foolish enough to want to test their mettle against a dragon or are unaware of her nature as ambassador or seek revenge for a relative of theirs that's gone missing and for some reason see her as responsible... Initially leaving home and living among the more short lived, younger races excited her, but her duties as Shrine-Princess soon started chafing at her and all the politics quickly started feeling very samey and dull. It's always fun when people visit though.