Yawgha

Yawgha is a Dwonikaw man, and one of the original Dwonikaw to survive being born in the Bzoad Gulf. He migrated out to the Gryusch Wilds at some point, and took up residence in Widerain. He is uniquely credited as being the first officially published Dwonikaw author in history, currently signed to the publisher "Wide's Reign". His company-assigned Companion is Frame.

## Appearance and Personality

Yawgha is a rather tall Dwonikaw, even by the race's standards, with a somewhat broad build. He is covered in grey fur from head to toe, with only a small increase in brightness around his muzzle-like face. Like all Dwonikaw, he has spikes growing from his head, black sclera, and pointed teeth. Yawgha has a tuft of black hair sprouting above his brow, and a long pink tail.

He wears a rather modest outfit, white boots, a rather large belt with elongated pink tassels, pink bracers, and a tight black shirt that converging into a metal clasp under his neck, keeping his biceps exposed.

Yawgha appears to trust his Companion, Frame, but isn't exactly pleased with the constant presence. Like a majority of Dwonikaw, he's perverse and crass, choosing not to bother with the regular decorum of the plane. He doesn't appear to have much shame and is somewhat gluttonous by nature. He is rather self-critical and introspective despite this, being born in the Bzoad Gulf and surviving it giving him a very unique perspective.

## Story

Yawgha was one of the original 25 survivors of The Eternal Soaring of Creation's touch in the year 2001 of the Human Era. Having somehow managed to survive while hundreds of his fellow Dwonikaw drowned in the whipping waters, Yawgha began to see every day alive as a blessing, and seemingly lived a bright life in Bzoad for some time. He learned to read and write on his own merits, and eventually decided to try write his own works. Not enjoying them in the same way he enjoyed other novels, he supposedly dumped these failures into the gulf where he was born, before leaving Bzoad to start fresh. He eventually ended up in the Gryusch Wilds.

At some point, he was contracted by the publishing company "Wide's Reign", and was assigned a Companion in Frame. It's likely Yawgha despised the man at first, but over time it grew into respect, bordering on admiration. In Frame's words, "like a brother". Yawgha lived in Widerain for some time while working on his first book "Dwonik-Stream". While the book was a big hit with the locals, and was being widely distributed, Yawgha was unhappy with the finished product, believing its success to only be the product of his race and mystique, not its merits.

He and Frame took to a cave to the northeast of Widerain, where they began to seek something to inspire passion for Yawgha's next book. In the midst of an argument between the two, Wonder and her group wandered into earshot, who promptly investigated. The Lorekeeper was very interested in reading "Dwonik-Stream", but Yawgha was adamant that it was not to be read by anyone. When Feyule asked if they were safe so deep into the Wilds, Yawgha's dark eyes lit up and fixed immediately to her breasts, shamelessly staring at them as he openly flirted with her, and made crass jokes all the while.

One of the jokes lit a fire in Yawgha's mind, and he immediately began to think of writing an erotica based on the blue Pulsekaw. Feyule was unperturbed by this, and was more relieved to have been helpful in helping him over his writer's block. As the group were about to leave the Dwonikaw to his perverse musings, Frame requested they stay, and let Feyule speak with Yawgha privately. This angered Wonder and made her nearly attack Frame, but she was assured by Feyule that she would actually enjoy such a unique experience. Wonder quietly relented on the condition that Frame write them a Companion scroll, and that Lorekeeper got to read "Dwonik-Stream". The terms were accepted, and Feyule was left alone with Yawgha.

Initially, the author was going to continue his visual undressing, but when Feyule seemed genuinely interested in learning about him, he paused and reconsidered his approach. He concluded that she was something of a kindred spirit; simply happy to be alive, but with no dedicated purpose in life. Feyule replied that she didn't think it was all too important, as she was never happier. Yawgha was very amused by her charm and simplicity, and debated on trying to convince her to stay with him. He elected to let her go back to her friends, since she had already professed her happiness.

Before parting, Yawgha was about to make an outright request to see her breasts, which Feyule understood without him even asking, and exposed them to him without a hint of hesitation. Yawgha gawked for some time, before Feyule fixed her top and left the cave, invigorated.

Yawgha immediately began working on his next book, an erotica called "Aimless Desire", with a nameless blue Kaw girl as the lead. He became so single-mindedly focused with it, Frame was unable to convince him to leave the cave where they had met Feyule for some time afterwards.

## Works

* "Dwonik-Stream", Yawgha's first book which sold tremendously well. While it's unknown what caused him to dislike it so much, it was supposedly a non-fiction perspective piece, emphasizing his own "as" the first Dwonikaw author. Frame said it wasn't bad for a first attempt, but there was clearly a lack of passion in writing.
* "Aimless Desire", a rather raunchy story depicting a silver-blue Kaw with an unknown name. Yawgha was inspired to write more erotic material like this after speaking with Feyule privately.

## Quotes

"Tchh. There isn't a single word of worth in my book. I'm not a writer, I'm a promotion."

"Listen, I know you're with those other people, and you said you're happy... but they all look very motivated, and have dreams that likely don't factor you into them one bit. That's just how other Kaw are."