The king is somewhat hesitant to speak for a moment, but there were many who knew of the dragons now, so he supposed there was no need to skimp on details."Very well," he said with a soft smile, the benevolent king continuing with an admiring, gentle tone...He did quite love his precious hatchlings, after all."There are three: Snuffles, Mr. Fluffles, and Alejandro. Snuffles is the only one that's really outgoing: he's a lovely emerald green, and is quite curious, excitable, and active. He likes to hoard shiny objects: armor, jewelry, plates and silverware...I try to discourage him, but it's hard to say no at times."He chuckles, casually clicking his claws together as he continues: "Mr. Fluffles is a bit reclusive: he keeps to himself, hoarding warm and fluffy things. Tapestries, carpets, clothing and fur pelts, wherever he can find them. He has deep green scales, and red eyes, making him quite unique coloration-wise, but I hardly see him. He likes to bury himself into his hoard, and only comes out for food, to get groomed, or to tussle with his fellow dragons. He's a rather introverted beast, no doubting that." The king reclined on his throne slightly, absentmindedly twirling a few wispy ends of his pompadour between his fingers as he spoke about the final dragon, his tone somewhat uncomfortable: "Alejandro is...quite disturbed, in all truth. He's the largest of the three, and certainly the most feral. I believe the former king was grooming him the most for combat, training him the most to become a killer, and that cruelty has yet to leave him be. He's the oldest of the three, first to hatch, and is a pale green, with thinner scales than the others and many, many scars."The king's eyes locked onto the ground, his jaw clenching slightly before he spoke again, stating with crystal-clear sorrow: "He is ill in his mind, I think. Alone, his comrades not yet hatched, Arthur likely treated him with as much cruelty as he thought necessary, and the poor thing views all creatures even remotely resembling a human shape as a threat. He trusts no one by his fellow dragons, and even with me he is filled with caution and fear. I must offer my hand to him to smell and examine before I touch him each time, and he often rejects my presence, showing anger towards me, and is very territorial."He shook his head."That poor wyrm, living each day in fear and pain, given no praise, no kindness save for the occasional prisoner tossed to him as food, for years upon years...he doesn't even keep a hoard: he nests with fellow dragons, hiding in Mr. Fluffes' den of cloth, or coiling up behind Snuffles atop his piles of stolen kitchenware. I'm not certain what to do with him at times, but I hope, with time, he may learn to enjoy life more and more. No being deserves to be treated that way..." Mallew growled, grimacing, a small exhale of flame emerging from his lips as he concluded, pain and anger clear in his tone: "I, above all others, should know."