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Posted: Tue Dec 21, 2010 12:37 pm
Welcome! Here shall be kept records on the various adventures of C'nor and Lioth
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Posted: Tue Dec 21, 2010 12:37 pm
 Name: Connor Age: 18 Gender: Male
History: Connor isn't sure exactly who his parents were and to be truthful he doesn't much care, as far as he's concerned his foster family (A guard and his wife) are the only family who really matter. He was not the only child in the family, indeed the guard and his wife seemed had a handful of their own children before taking Connor in.
All in all Connor grew up with four older brothers, as the youngest, though not the only adopted, child in the family Connor grew up to develop a rather thick skin from all the sibling rivalry that went on as well as the intense desire to prove himself to his foster parents whose attentions were understandably spread somewhat thin. Connor didn't want to be just another one of their children..he wanted to be the stand out - the one they could look at and be proud of and he was willing to do almost anything to do it.
As a youth he was somewhat reckless, rarely turning down a dare or adventure that might earn him if not some recognition at least some attention from his parents, as he grew into a teen however his attentions turned to a more productive future, he considered and then discarded the idea of becoming a guard and turned his eyes to being a Dragonrider.
Of course just wanting to be a Dragonrider wasn't enough to actually become one but Connor was determined - he figured that there was a good chance he could be searched, his parents were likely prisoners and all the prisoners were Dragonriders. He reckoned that meant it ran in his blood and when he heard of the clutch he presented himself as a possible candidate.
Appearance:
Connor is what some women would call striking or memorable, he's not handsome in the typical sense as his features are just a touch to sharp. But his expressive hazel eyes and light brown curly hair seem to soften said features just enough to keep him from being deemed ugly and unattractive.
He's average in height and vain enough to keep his person tidy and in shape for the most part being seen in clean if well used clothing.
Personality: Connor seems to have one goal in life - to climb as far as he possibly can up the heirarchy on Nowhere Islands and he's pretty damn sure that he can get there. Confident in his abilities - perhaps a bit too confident at times, Connor tends to take an optomistic view of the world he lives in and he's sure it will only get better once he has a bit more clout and say so around here.
He's a meticulous worker, taking care that all details are seen to properly when questioned about this somewhat excessive tendency to make sure things are just so he'll tell the questioner that even the best plans can be ruined if someone overlooks some small but important detail - and thats a belief he'll stick to until the biter end. He's not above being a bit manipulative when it comes to people either - if it will help him further his goals and rise higher then he'll almost certainly try and make it happen - the rest of you be damned.
It's very rare that Connor will act without thinking about it first, he tends to be very deliberate and focused in every aspect, he's more then willing to play the 'brave' card when it comes to facing danger but he's pretty vigilent to make sure he dosen't get into a situation that would hamper him in the long run, which is likely why he never applied to be a white candidate - they're far to controversial - through he'll tell people it was because he wanted the deeper connection the other dragons offered.
Because he likes to plot and plan as many details as he possibly can Connor sometimes dosen't take well to swift wide sweeping changes to said plans...though he's wilng to be flexible if someone can point out to him why this new way is better then the one he'd figured out...and it better be a pretty convinceing argument too becaue of Connor dosen't see the value in the new plans he's as stubborn as a herdbeast about accepting change.
In reality Connor is a very self-aborbed individual, looking out for number one and movinghimself up the ladder is far more important to him then helping someone else advance..but he's not stupid and has realized that sometimes helping others now can come back to help him later. So he puts on a front od craing and 'doing the good deed' when useful people ask for assistence. This somewhat two faced front also extends to his interactions with people - while he might want to be gruff and is inwardly quite cynical he's learned that appearing to be pleasant gets him further in life.
That dosen't mean he wants to be pleasant or help however, which show up in his more reserved way of dealing with social events - quite honestly he'd prefer to pass on them thank you very much, he's found that spend to much time with others just means he winds up with more favors asked from his so called 'friends'. It's better to just avoid them and n** all that off at the pass, unless it's beneficial in some way for him to be there - then I wouldn't expect him to bother.
He's not very good at sharing either - in fact Connor is almost secretive when it comes to what he consider's 'important information', if you think he's going to tel you everything about him and everything he knows then you've had to much to drink - he can't be going about giving people a leg up on him, come on now...
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Posted: Tue Dec 21, 2010 12:38 pm
  Lioth Lioth sees great things in his future. His future? He meant your future, your collective future. He’s always thinking ahead, talking about what he’s going to do when he’s in charge. Wouldn’t that be fabulous, being in charge? It’s not so much he wants the responsibility; this brown just loves the idea of being rich and famous. Being pampered is something he really fancies, but even more than that, Lioth really wants to be admired by all. Oh, not just the ladies, though their attention is just fine, everyone, from dragons to humans, even the whers and the flits. (Were the tunnel snakes not so aggravating, Lioth might expect them to admire him, too.)
There’s a problem, though. For all Lioth’s grandiose ideas about the future, he does a whole lot of ‘what-if’-ing, and ‘when I get somewhere’-ing, the brown is never seen doing any planning. In fact, he doesn’t have a plan. None. That isn’t to say Lioth is dumb, because that isn’t quite correct, he just doesn’t think ahead. He’s too busy living in the moment! If there’s fame to be had, just a glimmer of popularity to be harvested, he is all over that. Making a scene at weyrling lessons? Done. Splashing the Gaurdmaster? Done. Chasing anything that Rises? You bet Lioth’s all over that!
And here we must note, just because he doesn’t plan ahead doesn’t mean he doesn’t have a plan. Lioth just didn’t happen to make that plan. And that, you see, is why you are His, oh dear rider. He needed someone smart and ambitious, just like him! The brown might be unwilling to drag him and His to the top, but he’s more that happy to catch a ride on someone else’s tailcoats. If his rider can’t get him there, Lioth will ditch that plan and try to use another dragon. Unfortunately, that makes this dragon a bit of a flake. He’s sold to the highest bidder, be it His, or someone else! Loyalty is not something Lioth has been born with, and is definitely something he will need to be taught.
While his intentions are not cruel, the brown does not go out of his way to be kind, either. His main concern is success, and he has a hard time sharing the limelight. In fact, his rider might find Lioth slowly trying to edge them out of the way, if he’s feeling threatened. That being said, he just doesn’t take sharing well, in general, and will get possessive if his rider or friends don’t seem to pay attention. They’re his fans! That being said, he will become protective if he feels they are in actual danger; he is a great leader after all. That's the sort of thing he should do for his loyal followers.
As far as Flights go, Lioth Chases anything that Rises. If he has a shot, you can bet your bottom mark he’ll give it his best shot…and encourage his rider to cheat a bit, too, since he's not exactly the fastest, or the strongest. What? Lioth gets what he wants (with the least amount of work possible!)The road I walk is paved in gold. Lioth really admires Connor's ambitions for the future. Sure, some might have assumed visions like that would have given Connor a brown, but Lioth knew better. He needed Connor. Connor has the brains to get Lioth where he wants to go, and what's more, the boy can probably motivate his dragon into coming up with a plot or two of his own! Stats Size: Average; Lioth is your average-sized brown.
Resilience: Average; Lioth's resilience is average for a brown. He's tough, but not that tough. Speed: Below Average; Lioth spends a lot of time day dreaming, and not a lot of time practicing. His speed leaves something to be desired (which makes Flights a little difficult).
Stamina: Average; Again, a lack of practice nips Lioth in the butt, and his stamina is that of the average brown.
Strength: Below Average; Lioth, despite being average sized, has the strength of about a blue.
Intelligence: Above Average; What he lacks in brawn, Lioth makes up in brains, and then some.
Wit: Above Average; Intelligent, Lioth is also quick, and excellent at thinking on his feet, or coming up with a snarky insult, if the situation calls for one. Who are they again? Any bad feelings toward Lioth are (for now) one-sided. He is overall indifferent about his clutchmates, so what happens from here depends purely on his interactions with them. The Road to El Dorado The Road to El Dorado is a 2000 American animated comedy film by DreamWorks Animation. The soundtrack features songs by Elton John and Tim Rice, music team from The Lion King.
The movie begins in 16th century (1519) Seville (in the south of Spain) and tells about two men named Tulio and Miguel. During a dice game using loaded dice, they win a map that purportedly shows the location of the legendary city of gold in the New World. However, their cheating is soon discovered and as a result, they end up as stowaways on Hernán Cortés' fleet to conquer Mexico. They are discovered, but manage to escape in a boat with Cortés' prize war horse and eventually discover the hidden city of El Dorado where they are mistaken for gods. It is inspired by Rudyard Kipling's The Man Who Would Be King.
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Posted: Tue Dec 21, 2010 12:39 pm
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Posted: Tue Dec 21, 2010 12:40 pm
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