Air Dragon

"One can't help but wonder if they're not just the dreams of a particularly imaginative cloud."

— Brigitte Enderson, owner of "Assorted Artisanal Meats"

Airstream

Covered in lightweight, feathery scales that catch the light, these dragons have a unique appearance that mimics the hues of the sky, from the lightest blues to deep, stormy grays and shimmering like the surface of a calm sea. Their innate ability to manipulate air currents allows them to navigate the skies with unparalleled fluidity and grace, despite their distinct lack of wings.
Their elongated, serpentine forms allow them to slip through the air with ease, twisting and turning through the clouds like living ribbons. Their movement is so smooth and effortless that they seem to be part of the air itself, creatures born from the breath of the wind.
Despite their gentle and fluid nature, their wrath can occur just as swift. When unleashed, their breath stirs the air into a frenzy, creating powerful gusts that can bend trees and stir the seas.

Skyborne

Their keen, perceptive eyes are adapted for high-altitude vision, essential for spotting prey from great distances. This adaptation is crucial for their survival, as they primarily feed on birds and other airborne creatures, hunting them down with a blend of patience and sudden, swift strikes, capturing their prey with surprising agility.
These dragons typically lead solitary lives, coming together only for special occasions like mating. Their courtship rituals are captivating, a spectacle of silent coordination and aerial acrobatics, demonstrating their mastery of air manipulation.
To those who dwell below, air dragons are more myth than reality, a fleeting glimpse of shadow against the clouds. But for the fortunate few who witness their silent ballet, the experience is unforgettable. The air dragons, with their sleek forms and sky-bound lives, are a reminder of the elegance and mystery that exists in the untamed corners of the world.