Fang(VanquishedHydra4844)

Appearance:
Fang is large for a SkyWing, with extremely dark burgundy scales that look black from a distance. Some have even mistook him for a SkyWing NightWing hybrid in the past, but he is pure SkyWing. Fang has extremely dark reddish brown claws and horns, with a dark grayish red underbelly. His eyes are a dark red orange shade. His wings are a rusty red orange color.
Fang has five claws on his front talons, instead of the regular four, which most dragons only notice after looking closer at him. 
He wears a scroll case on the right side of his body, which holds a scroll that he never lets any other dragon see the contents of, and a leather vest over his chest and back that is animus enchanted to make him invulnerable. 
Backstory:
Fang hatched to two extremely low ranking SkyWings who worked in the palace as servants. As a week old dragonet, he was taken from his parents and sold to an IceWing noble who treated him as an object to display, mainly due to his abnormal front claws and his abnormally dark scales. 
Although he was treated better than the other servants that were in the IceWing’s employ, Fang knew he was virtually a prisoner. One night when Fang was six, he got fed up with how he was treated, and escaped, fleeing to the Kingdom of Sand, where he became a bounty hunter after training with a retired SandWing assassin. Fang became known as “the Dragon with No Name” wearing a black cloak, his animus enchanted vest(as he’d found out he was an animus a year before), a metal neck guard made out of scraps he’d scavenged, and a dark metal helmet scavenged from the corpse of a dead SkyWing soldier, all to hide his identity. 
He worked as a bounty hunter/assassin for about 200 years or so, as he made himself immortal a few days after he turned forty. 
Eventually, he got tired of bounty hunting and killing dragons for a living, and decided to become a blacksmith. He found a prominent MudWing blacksmith, who taught him the art, and he set up his own shop in the Sky Kingdom, away from the other SkyWings. 
When he did go into the towns, the other SkyWings would stare at him, giving him looks because of his abnormalities. He hated it, as it reminded him of his time in the Ice Kingdom. 
One SkyWing would follow him around, jeering at him. Fang got so fed up with it that he whirled around and threatened to burn the SkyWing’s off, starting with the SkyWing’s teeth. In order to cool off and not lose his temper any more than he had, Fang flew back to his forge, but before he got there, he was accosted by a patrol of SkyWing guards, who ordered him to turn around and come with them to the palace. 
Fang refused, asked politely for permission to continue to go in the direction he was headed, and when the guards flew toward him, he set his talons on fire, and fought them, but was defeated when the guards ripped his vest off, leaving him vulnerable to attack for the first time in about 200 years. 
The guards simultaneously blasted at him with their fire, singing his scales horribly and charring holes in his wings. He fell, landing near a valley that housed a scavenger settlement, and passed out. 
When he came to, Fang found his vest, which had snagged on a tree nearby, and slipped it on, then enchanted it further to heal any injuries he sustained if he ever had it off. Then he walked toward the sounds of a scavenger village in the distance. 
He arrived by nightfall, and the scavengers accepted him almost immediately, as they all had some experience with studying dragon culture and language, and they were all outcasts for some reason or another. The oldest scavenger in the village, decided to teach him their language, if he, in turn, would tell them more about SkyWing culture and traditions. 
Fang agreed, picking up basic Scavenger/Human in about ten years. After a while, he decided to go back to his forge, although he’d trade whatever he made for dragons with the scavengers as long as they were there in the area. The scavengers agreed. 
About 400 years later, Fang was working on a piece for the scavenger village, which had grown into a city in time he’d been away, when he heard a crashing noise from outside his forge. 
He walked outside, and saw a wingless SkyWing dragonet, probably about two years old, laying by a tree, unconscious, with a badly broken horn, bottom jaw, and several deep claw marks on his face. Fang picked up the dragonet and brought him into the forge. There, he tended to the dragonet’s wounds and then headed back to work on his piece. 
When the dragonet woke up, Fang ordered him to stay where he was, but the dragonet had a stubborn streak, and asked Fang what his name was. Fang gave it, and asked for the dragonet’s. 
The dragonet, whose name was Hessonite, eventually became Fang’s apprentice, and adopted son. 
Trivia: 
-Fang uses his magic as sparingly as possible, in order to not lose too much of his soul. 
-Fang’s parents sold him to save him from being killed by the queen because of his being an animus. 
-Fang can speak fluent Scavenger/Human. 
-When Fang is extremely angry, his front talons will sometimes spontaneously combust. 
-Fang will sometimes answer his side of conversations entirely in Scavenger/Human, just to tick his fellow SkyWings off. 
Category:Characters
Category:Males
Category:SkyWings
Category:Animus Touched