Chippairaptor
On My Way to Finding My Way
- Joined
- Sep 5, 2022
- Location
- Lockwood Manor

Name: Hori
Age: 21
Appearance: Stands at 5'6", and is of a an average build. Has tribal tattoos on his body, as well as scars from working with dragons.
About: Raised around dragons his entire life, Hori understands them to a degree that most can't. In his time as a dragonrider, he has come to learn that the world can be viewed from so many different perspectives. He does his best to view situations objectively, factoring in both emotional and logical lines of thinking.
Partner: Sayaad
Hori took a deep breath. The hot desert air of Ereshkigal-VII was cooling swiftly as nightfall settled in. The planet's twin moons were rising in the darkening sky. The young man always looked forward to this time of day. Being born and raised on the desert planet, he was used to the extreme shifts in temperature-- from the blazing daytime, to the frigid nights-- but it was during twilight when everything felt just right.
He felt something brush against his mind, like a finger being lightly dragged across a surface. Hori turned to the massive winged beast he was partnered with: a dragon, whom he had named Sayaad. At five years old he was a mature dune hunter, a species of dragon as big as Earth's elephant. Unlike most species on the planet, which had six limbs, the species had four limbs like terran vertebrates. Hori reached up and stroked beneath Sayaad's chin. "We'll be there by tomorrow," he said. The young man pictured an oasis in his mind, and the dragon let out a low growl in response.
The two of them were seeking shelter in a cave carved into a cliff wall. Whatever had called the cave home had long since abandoned it, leaving behind bones picked clean by insects and other scavengers. It was big enough for several dragons to fit comfortably, and Hori had started a small fire to provide some additional warmth. The After-Dark would come eventually, when temperatures plummeted below freezing. Dragons had adapted to this harsh world, but for humans it was a difficult place to live.
He hoped the fire would discourage any overnight visitors looking for food. Humans were small, tasty morsels compared to the xenoreptiles living on the planet. They put up less of a fight and were considerably easier to chew. But the light might attract less hungry visitors.