Aero Drake

The Aero Drake is a sub-spices of magical dragons that evolved to rely on the wind-elemental properties of the Leray veil. They constantly roam the world in the magical dimension, but can be called into the physical world as summons linked to a Leray wielder who has mastered the summoning spell of Whicked Whyrl. Aero Drakes share a summoning pool and are the second most common summoning creature, despite their lower population through Sprawn Valley's magical dimension. However, any summoned creature that is linked to a wielder is forever tied to that wielder's spell until the time of their death.
Aero Drakes retain their physical essence by rotating air particles are varying radii of force and effect to remain comprised while using these super-sonic winds for offensive and defensive purposes. Their physical makeup makes them immune to damage by water, electric, ice, earth, and wind elemental attacks.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Aero Drakes are not exactly physical beings even when in physical form. They are comprised of spinning wind elements congregated together in the shape of a dragon with massive fangs.

Additional Information

Domestication

Aero Drakes can be controlled through the Whicked Whyrl spell.

Average Intelligence

Aero Drakes can employ very powerful wind elemental attacks, and have a fast reaction time to incoming danger.

Perception and Sensory Capabilities

Drakes and other summons can communicate basic sensory details and commands between the drake and the wielder through mental synchronicity, but they may also sometimes respond to verbal commands.

Scientific Name

Aero Drake

Origin/Ancestry

Wind-Elemental Leray Magic

Conservation Status

Aero Drakes are self-sufficient and capable of surviving on their own.

Average Height

14 Meters

Average Length

12-20 Meters

Body Tint, Colouring and Marking

Wind elemental magic is comprised of air particles made to be visible to the human eyesight. If wind had the color of a dull translucent grey, then an Aero Drake would apper to have the same body composition color. But Aero Drakes have a constant internal rotational movement for several hundred layers of their spinning particles. The very tips of their hands, legs, body, and face are all constantly in rotating motion, creating visual oscelations for humans who gaze upon them. Aero Drakes can also transform their shape and size periodically during combat to attack and evade.