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The dragonet's edges, from ridges to wingspars to talons, might have been chipped from stone instead of anything so fragile as glass. A dark grayed brown, it hasn't the ruddy nature of his blockier, boulder-like flanks and shoulders; it shadows speculative eyes and then stairsteps down his lean neck, all the way to the blunter tip of his tail. Along his wingspan, shadowed ferns seem to unfurl between those spars, paler but not pale, greener but not green. His paws are large and even darker than his talons, his very footsteps weighty.