#young dragon

[zeriphi]

Young Dragodile

(note, I am not caught up on One Piece but I saw teenage Dragon from the most recent chapter and yeah)

[local-loser-clown]

Blood warning

Dragon isn't a violent person, but there are exceptions.

They don't enjoy it.

[dan-lee-q]

First kitchen table talk was so very cute. We all said how we were feeling about all of this new dynamic.

I admire my main partner for being so grounded and for working hard to accommodate all of us. I didn’t think it was possible to be so mature, strong and generous. I love him so much! I love him with all my heart.

The young dragon said little words but made us feel loved. I can tell they are still letting all the emotions sink in. I try not to rush him to do anything, but the sensual passion is high… i could devour them at any chance I get.

I felt moved and extremely grateful. I almost cry of joy, but I hold it in.

Overall, day two was high in sensations and discovery. I have so much love inside of me that i want to give to these two. It feels overly abundant and everlasting. I feel i was created to love them and to care for them!

What a story!

A middle aged divorced Christian father, given a second chance with a beautiful trans man and a non binary pup… together against all odds.

If you would have told me this was my future, 10 years ago, I wouldn’t have never believed you! Life is amazing!

[starryknight-dragonarts]

Kapheira Gender: Female

Background: Kapheira is not a normal Tannin as she appears at first glance. While not involved with the Legion her mother, a self described witch (more accurately a Cult Leader) did something that the Legion had been working at first; Creating an Artificial Dragon, although the Legion were attempting to create Life without the influence of already existing Dragon Blueprints while her mother used her older brother's severed tail as the base to create her ideal successor as opposed to her son who she refused to share any magical secrets with. Her mother was doting but also very controlling and strict about every aspect of Kapheira's life: Her education, what she is allowed to think, who she is allowed to interact with, etc...she is very much the type of mother who wants to live vicariously using her daughter.

Personality: Kapheira has a tendency to be smug, acting like a knowitall while also being completely naive and often very wrong on subjects she doesn't understand but confident she is correct. Thanks to her mother she is very intelligent in subjects and practices relating to Magic, and not much else especially because her mother has given her a lot of false information. Aside from being arrogant and given false information she is also very curious, and weirdly sweet trying to do things which she thinks is helping other dragons but with no regard for privacy or what others actually want.

Strengths: Well versed in Magic, Unique Powers, Protected from Harm

Weaknesses: Sheltered, Naive, Confidently Misinformed

Powers: Lightning, Light affinity, Metal affinity, Crystal affinity, Spell-casting, Damage Transfer (Because she was partially made from her older Brother's severed tail she has a magical connection to her brother like a familiar and a protective spell that if she is hurt her brother will feel it instead of her)

Stats Elemental Energy: 9/10 She has a large wellspring of energy and stamina because she was created to be ideal as her mother's successor.

Elemental Control: 9/10 Aside from being able to control Lightning, she can also add spells to her Lightning to do various effects and while not having the proper elemental powers herself she is able to use properties of the elements: Light, Crystal, and Metal

Intelligence: 6/10 She is very intelligent in specific subjects, but outside her wheelhouse she has no idea what she's talking about and most dragons don't know what she's talking about either.

Combat Ability: 5/10 She has a lot of combat potential and is nearly invulnerable to damage but she is lacking in any real combat experience and is constantly protected.

[zafstuff]

This is a bit of a comfort drawing.

I'm wondering, should I start cleaning up the sketch a little? In particular, I'm thinking of some of the head circle could be reduced. I'm not sure if my viewers like seeing the construction or prefer a slightly cleaner appearance. I'm not talking inks or anything.

[agentrouka-blog]

So all the “Young’s” die an early death and it seems like they all will die to war crimes (Robb/Young Wolf at the Red Wedding, Daeron/Young Dragon under a flag of truce, Aegon/Young Griff more than likely after surrender his forces surrender) How do you think Harry/Young Falcon is going to meet his end?

Hi there!

This ask reminded me that there is another Young X to consider, and he fits this pattern.

It had been years since his last vigil. And I was younger then, a boy of fifteen years. He had worn no armor then, only a plain white tunic. The sept where he'd spent the night was not a third as large as any of the Great Sept's seven transepts. Jaime had laid his sword across the Warrior's knees, piled his armor at his feet, and knelt upon the rough stone floor before the altar. When dawn came his knees were raw and bloody. "All knights must bleed, Jaime," Ser Arthur Dayne had said, when he saw. "Blood is the seal of our devotion." With dawn he tapped him on the shoulder; the pale blade was so sharp that even that light touch cut through Jaime's tunic, so he bled anew. He never felt it. A boy knelt; a knight rose. The Young Lion, not the Kingslayer. But that was long ago, and the boy was dead. (AFFC, Jaime I)

This Young Lion, too, died in a crime, if you will: Jaime killed him by killing his king. Though in all honesty he died long before that if he ever lived. Jaime thinks of his knighthood as quite divorced from his other choices even before Aerys. His sordid relationship with Cersei, his lie to Tyrion and the crime against Tysha that followed - were those the actions of a "boy", washed away by his rise to knighthood? Was he ever a true knight if he never questioned himself? Jaime hates the name Kingslayer, but what did the Young Lion ever do but ignore the suffering of innocents in the name of duty?

Robb too "killed the boy" long before his actual death, harrassing the smallfolk of the Westerlands, freezing out his mother's advice and the plight of his sisters - married to his sword. He was the Young Wolf - but like Jaime, he couldn’t live up to the promise enshrined in that name. And the Young Dragon - a boy responsible for the death of thousands, dead before long and his "achievements" falling apart - enough said.

There’s a curse of failure attached to that nickname more than mere death by betrayal. They are young forever because they never get to finish what they started.

The curious thing about Young Griff and the Young Falcon is that both nicknames are erroneously applied. Neither are griffin or falcon in truth. Aegon is a dragon and the sun’s son. Harry is a checkered tablecloth (House Hardyng) several links removed from the last falcon ancestor. Quartering the Arryn falcon in his coat of arms is an arrogant overstep that banks on the death of a child.

Both will fail to live up to the expectation placed on the nickname - for Aegon those would be the expectations of all those who made him “Young Griff” to fulfill their plans, for Harry the expectation to actually inherit. 

Both are likely to die, too. Aegon’s death seems entirely inevtiable but whether it involves parley or surrender or a fiery battle, it will be a crime, either way. He is the rightful Targaryen heir - or he is the king by popular acceptance based on his achievements before Dany’s arrival. Dany killing him will have no righteous angle, and his death will end all dreams of a Targaryen restoration.

Harry... 

When Robert dies, Harry the Heir becomes Lord Harrold, Defender of the Vale and Lord of the Eyrie. Jon Arryn's bannermen will never love me, nor our silly, shaking Robert, but they will love their Young Falcon . . .  (AFFC, Alayne II)

When the boy dies, the Young Falcon is born. Except the one won’t, so neither will the other. 

I imagine his death - which is probable - will be less of a betrayal (unless Lyonel Corbray goes rogue) and more of a mirror to the death of Ser Hugh at the Hand’s Tourney. Inexperience, perhaps even arrogance will meet reality, and put a sudden end to what was supposed to be a promising future. Though he does have the benefit of Sansa’s best wishes:  "I pray he proves a worthy knight." So my guess is that his death will perchance be noble in its own way, like Aegon’s is likely to be. Like Waymar Royce’s. 

[miguelregodon]

Pathfinder 2nd Edition Bestiary 3, Imperial Young Dragons

Illustrations for the Pathfinder Imperial Dragons on the 2nd Edition Bestiary 3. AD. Sarah Robinson

[lifeasdragon]

They Call This Entertainment? (open starter)

The gathering was large, intended for the wealthy and well known though civilians could likely sneak in unnoticed if dressed well enough. The young vampire hadn’t wanted to attend this get together in the first place. Though having been invited he felt he had no choice. He was still new to being a blood sucker and knew he only had limited control.

Dragon took a drag off his cigarette and sighed heavily. “Seriously? Who in their right mind would find such small talk interesting,” He whispered quietly to himself as he watched the other party goers. Though had had only experienced 37 years of life it was enough to leave him bored with basic human interaction. Sex, feeding, genuine connection and deep conversation were all that interested him now.

Turning to go back outside and listen to the hired band he accidentally collided with someone. “Oh, I am so sorry. I’ll just get out of your way.” He blushes and steps to the side a bit to allow them through.