#soj corvalis

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POV: you meet Switzerland's experimental lightweight combat crossbreed (she is still baby)

based on this photo

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the combat dragons of the southern Swiss Coverts, a grand total of 16 lightweights, five middleweights and one (1) heavyweight. the rest (unpictured) are non-combat couriers and passenger lightweights

Halcyon and Carissimus are unfit for combat, Halcyon being too old and Carissimus being disabled

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The world spins around you

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schnoz

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head shapes

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Some of the known dragons of Switzerland in the year 1797. Starting from the left is Titania of the Bellinzona Covert, Salientes, the notorious captain-less courier, and their daughter Corvalis, surpassing both her parents and many middleweights in height while remaining a lightweight herself. At her feet is the Roi-de-Vitesse Agrippa of the Geneva Covert, and above them both towers Atrocitas, until recently Switzerland's largest dragon, staring down the young Genevieve, the country's first heavyweight. Between them stands Halcyon, the elderly Pêcheur-Couronné, and to the right is Piscatrix, his frequent swimming companion in Lake Geneva, and Diligens the Stollenwurm, not quite sure how to get his long tail out of the way. Not pictured are the couriers Blavaint and Biancaneve, middleweights Minax and Türst, and lightweights Deinos, Carissimus, Ravenna, Ingeniosa, Caelestis, and Agrippa's parents Velox and Avicella.

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the resistance is born

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any resemblance is purely coincidental