Dremore

== Appearance ==
Standing tall with tawny fur and black horns and tail, you would think Dremore to just be a dragon-blooded Catfolk, but his goat like eyes and backwards-bending fingers immediately display something more sinister stored inside. His dual pointed horns wrap both around his ears and into the air, almost as if he is wearing a crown. His every breath turns the air around him darker with negative energy, but not enough to harm a person.
== History ==
Half-Umbral Dragons are normally created as sick experiments by their parents, and Dremore's progenitor in particular was merely curious on the effects of bonding the bloodlines of the demon and devil races. Using the existence of chimera's as a base, the dragon used his own blood as a catalyst to overwhelm and subdue the uncooperative bloodlines. Dremore was created ... and dumped to be taken care of or killed off, the parent didn't care.
Found by a Catfolk farmer's wife returning to market she quickly guessed Dremore's dragon lineage by his black, serpentine tail the child and, calling him a miracle, raised the child by herself and her unwilling husband. The husband, while not openly hostile, could sense something off about Dremore with his goat like eyes and extra abilities and as such never truly bonded with him. But, the family lived in peace.
At the age of 9, Dremore's mother gained an sickness that couldn't be identified. It was a ruthless disease that claimed her life within a few weeks, leaving the family reeling. The father immediately blamed Dremore for his mother's death, not seeing the connection himself but knowing that this cursed child should have been kicked out long ago. The father quickly turns into an abusive alcoholic, leaving Dremore to fend for himself.
Dremore left his home at the age of 12 and has spent the last two decades having his own back. Body guarding, smuggling, kidnapping, juggling; Dremore always did enough to get by. These are his stories. *DUN DUN*
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