Rhodolite

Rhodolite is considered an anomaly among most dragons. She hatched with Mammon Syndrome, which renders dragons afflicted by it to look extremely tantalizing to just about any being, regardless if said entity is sentient or not.

She is 2.71 meters long, has a wingspan of 1.72 meters, and weighs roughly 99.45 kilograms, or almost 220 pounds. Her scales shine crimson in sunlight, and her wing membranes shing purple when exposed to the same kind of light. However, her scales are marred by a stone-gray crust that coats a lot of them, and it grows every time she is devoured. She wears ivory-colored sheets around her back legs, and she wears a cloak patterned with runes and stars. She also wears a medallion with a rune on it. Said medallion is attached to a purple cloth wrapped around her back left leg. She has jewelry with a jewel similar to a cat's eye on the tip of her tail.

When she first hatched, her parents sensed something was seriously wrong with her, and left her to die. While she was still a hatchling, she was swallowed whole by a naga, causing her back legs to become scarred and disfigured. The whole experience traumatized the poor dragon. With time, she learned to avoid those common predators, and managed to survive into adulthood.

She is a very kind and social dragon, often greeting others and shaking their hands when meeting them. She will also work together with those she meets. She is excellent at mentoring and catering to those who have encountered predators with others and lived. As a result, she is seen as a Godsend to people who have lost their family members to predators. However, when meeting a predator type she recognizes, she will become extremely wary of him/her/it.

She is also an avid fisher, traveling throughout the Nexus and catching fish left and right in her wake. She aims to be the best fisher the Nexus has ever seen, and has already caught thousands of fish. Some of these fish are completely new species or descendants of Earth fish species.




Fish Caught

Maneater Fighting Fish: As the name implies, these fish are large enough to swallow a man whole. These fish look similar to male Betta fish, come in all sorts of colors and patterns, and sometimes are transparent. These colors and patterns are randomized, and are sometimes not very useful for hunting.

Leviathan Sturgeon: A descendant of the Atlantic Sturgeon, the Leviathan Sturgeon is twice as long as a school bus. Its scales are a vibrant orange color, which grew darker around its head and gills. It does not have a taste for meat and will only eat meat if forced to or if food is scarce.

End Damselfish: Not related to the Enderman or the End dimension in any way, these fish were named because of their distinct black color and neon-purple eyespots above their real eyes. They have innate magic abilities. When hunting prey, they use said magic to bend light, making them appear to be a foot or two from their actual position.

Chainsaw Helicoprion: A descendant of the fearsome Helicoprion, this shark-like fish is notorious for chewing on boats, mistaking the underside of the vessels for seals or whales. Chainsaw Helicoprions are named because of the distinct shape of their tooth whorls, which are similar to chainsaw blades.

Prestige Angelfish: Unlike most angelfish, which are usually small and peaceful things, the Prestige Angelfish is a large and notorious man-eater. Discovered by one of the 'skeleton brothers', the Prestige Angelfish gets the prestige part of its name due to its red and white coloration.

Kakamora Wrasse: Named due to the patterns on their faces and brown bodies, these fish are infamous for snapping the lines of fishermen and putting up impressive fights. They often school, and if threatened, clump together to seem much larger than they really are.

Rat King Butterflyfish: As large as a dinner plate and the color of the sky, the Rat King Butterflyfish has a gruesome reputation. It has a habit of swimming up sewers, gathering up to 30 rats, tying all of their tails into one big knot, and bringing the resulting rat king back to their nests. This species of fish makes rat kings just to impress their mates. It has developed minor telekinetic powers to create these constructs.

False Aboleth Blenny: A descendant of the Molly Miller blenny, these fish evolved in the Underdark and rarely ventured to the surface. They are called False Aboleth Blennies because of their appearance, which was strikingly similar to a member of a certain race of malevolent, eel-like aberrations of the same name. They are scavengers and feed mostly on the kills of other creatures.

Stained Glass Bichir: As the name implies, these mostly blue-green fish look as if they were indeed made of stained glass. They look like this due to the iridescence in their scales, which reflects light in many ways. These fish are mostly carrion feeders, usually scavenging from the kills of other fish.



(Note from creator: I didn't make the art for her. The art came from Flight Rising.)