Name: Shukuzu "remnant lord" Fur: White, very very white Species: Half Gelgelan, Half Human Necromancer Born in Gelgelan main castle ** NOTE that this story will retrofit him to bond while on their original world, and will be bonded before they move to Dragondeep Personality: perhaps more sure of himself than he ought to be, but Shukuzu is certainly lordly as his name implies. That he's the 'king of discarded corpses' well doesn't that kind of describe everyone in his line that does necromancy? |
Dollmaker: Gen8Hedgehog / Doll Divine |
Magic: Extremely strong Necromancy, Shuzuku is actually able to revive and heal things back to life, but prefers to leave things narrowly on the side of deadness so he can control them more easily. Can bring anything from skeletal fragments together into a shape, uses tendons and muscles like a puppet master, and can control up to 2 dozen full sized bipeds at ranges up to 2 miles as long as he has line of sight on them Dead Vision, wherever things have died, he knows how and when. Also this allows him to see through his dead troops, though it does not extend his range for them Dragon Affinity, most dragons will consider his presence to be at least peaceful, if not beneficial, and they tend to listen to him if he asks them to do things for him Favored Weaponry: |
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Sent to a place that seemed like it had familiar people as well as dragons, Darkling Dawn's sands were rather bustling with life. Of course that meant that Shukuzu's strongest abilities were ... probably not going to be of much use or fun here. But he wasn't here for 'fun' - though the thought of joining his family in becoming a dragon rider was definitely high on his mind. They had always been this way as far as he knew. His older siblings and now several younger ones all seemed to be able to atrract the attention of dragons. Maybe one, maybe more - showoffs. He didn't really want to 'show off' but there were patrols to do, battlefield remnants to clear up, dead to move. His ideas included somewhat morbid things: if you need those beloved dead somewhere less flood-prone, let's just get them to stand and walk to their new digs. Get it? Digs? Because -- yeah didn't think so... ** The place was bustling, even when they were all called to the sands. Though most of the people here were humans, there were a fair few others, and also enough dragons waiting nearby that it was clear they were also here for this hatching in the hopes of someone coming to them. Everyone needed companionship, at some point in their lives, right? Shukuzu was used to that companionship being hand-made and magically-revived, but what of that. Well over half the clutch had hatched by the time a larger one broke up around a Twilight-colored hatchling. Dark as the evening sky, but with color to match the sunset's last remnants. She shook free from the egg shells and goop, flicking sand off her still wet paws, but then proceded to march herself in a happy trot around the sands to check out those left there. Would she have gone up into the stands? No need - she sat in front of Shukuzu. Looking happily up at him, very sure, she gave a creel that was very pretty and soft, and added with her keen mind, I am your Llica, Shukzu, and you are mine. Proudly and quite filled with her hungry desires and exhaustion, Shukuzu picked the hatchling up bodily - and it was a bit of a chore, she was on the larger side of this clutch - to parade her around a little bit. He noticed that some of his family members had made it to the stands after all, but there was no way he could hold a full-ass hatchling out to display her, they'd both wind up on the sand again. That was her doing, that thought; but though she seemed like perhaps a more pessimistic little one than normal, she would positively love being around this necromancer for the rest of their lives. ** "What is that?" Llica asked, sniffing the air. "It's too long dead, no no no. It's gone off." "It's called practice, not lunch, Llica." Shukuzu muttered while bringing in an admittedly-rank pile of remains. "But it's practice for both of us, like I promised." I thought you might have forgotten I wanted to do this, she bespoke with that everpresent gloomy outlook. But she was happy that she did get to work with him, even on these exotic dead-raising projects. |
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Dragon: Llica |
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