Cireanach (Clan of the Broken Valley)

== Biography ==
Son of Phelga and Thurin, Cireanach was a quirky, sad dragon. He was obsessed with the Sea of a Thousand Currents, and couldn't understand why one wouldn't want to take advantage of prophecies from a deity. 
He formed the Marine Forces, which was widely mocked for its uselessness. But, after a long while, garnered some support, and with his military, attempted to move the Clan to the Sea by force. 
Cireanach fought against his adopted sister, Muileag the Second, who was simultaneously trying to usurp Ayella's crown for herself. The resulting conflict obliterated the Clan. The fight was devestating, physically and emotionally, as dragons did not know why they were fighting, but were only aware that their Clanmates were trying to kill them. Both siblings died that day.
== An excerpt of my old bio for them ==
Cireanach may lead the Marine Forces, but so far, he's had a low rate of success due to the lack of oceans nearby. He makes do with the lakes, ponds, bogs, rivers, and what-have-you, but even so, no one seems to take him seriously. This setback does not deter him, because the Marine Forces aren't the cause that he truly champions. What Cireanach really wants is the leadership of the Clan, under the rule of the Tidelord. We shall see if he achieves this goal.
A stressed, begrudging presence, Cireanach feels great anxiety about residing under the overbearing trees with the grass crammed between his claws. Even if he was born in the Viridian Labyrinth, the call of The Sea of a Thousand Currents implores him to listen to its prophecies. He wants to dwell among the reeds, with the comfort of understanding the future tickling his ears. 
Tense, idealist, action-oriented
Cireanach nests in the southeast, in close proximity to Svithna and Calusse. He hides himself among the reeds and flowers of a river-splitting island.
Name is Gaelic for 'short seaweed that grows near the shore'.
Pronounced Key-rʲah-nauhkh
Name in Ursegal is Jelsla or roughly 'sea's plant'.