Avalonis
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Credit for the main profile avatar goes to deanosaior. I shall remove the picture upon request by this artist.
If you are reading this... Then you either chanced upon my account when searching through the multiple dragon groups, or you have seen me in the chatroom talking amongst others or even yourself.
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SFW Avalonis Description
(NSFW description is under adult details.)
Avalonis can only be described as a dragon that has unknown interests. He is about as enigmatic as his scales are black, and they are as dark as pitch. He is known to have an attitude that shifts as his mood does, one day he can be extremely respectful and wary of anyone's boundaries and personal space, but on the next, he can be arrogant, narcissistic and a self-proclaimed superior, even to the point of being evil. He is like the Pandora's box, tantalizing to open the secrets to, but what he houses, is the whole enigma that makes him such a tantalizing mystery to many.
As for how he looks in general, he is mainly coloured in a scaling that is pitch black in colour and shone like onyx. The scales on his sides and neck are thick and large, almost like armour, in order to protect the vital arteries and organs that lay in those areas, while his face, neck, legs and wing structure (his wings are membranous) was covered in a pebbly, fine scaling that held soft, and smooth scales yet held the warmth of his internal furnace... But then again, his fire works in the other direction too, as his ice-fire can cool down instead of heating up. As for his scutes, they ran from the top of his neck, all the way down the undercarriage of his belly and neck, and extended all the way down to the tip of his tail. These scutes had a stony-grey hue to them that differed from his onyx wings and sides.
The only thing left to describe would be his eyes, which held a golden hue to his irises that seemed to flicker and shimmer with any mood, intent or desire that caught his fancy and body language would prove that this is true, whether it be the ruffling of his black, membranous wings, or the flaring of his spikes and head-fins; and his horns, which were elegantly arching and tapering spires of grey-ivory colour, with a smooth texture, while containing next to no heat from his fire.
(Art is not mine, I shall take it down upon request by the artist.)