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Swordsworn Sunhawk Green Kalaith
Impressee	Ainslee
Hatching Date:	Some time in history
Size:	24.5 feet
Lineage:	Here

Personality

Kalaith is, as dragons go, driven. No-nonsense, practical, pragmatic: while Ainslee is the 'play hard' part of the equation, Kalaith is the 'work hard' half. After weyrlinghood, it was quickly evident that without a purpose, Kalaith's restlessness could become a problem. A half-turn in a hard-drilling wing suited the green fine, but Ainslee very little: compromise was struck by entering into dragonhealing training. Despite a ferocious focus, Kalaith plays very well with others, with a high tolerance and a perhaps-surprising amount of tact. Don't ask a question that you don't want a truthful answer to, though - because tact only goes -so- far.

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-== Swordsworn Sunhawk Green Kalaith ==
-Slim and slender, this fine-boned green, a sweet face saving grace of wicked-sharp talon and teeth. Emerald viewed by moonlight, the color of her hide: even, uniform, from tip to tail, striated only at the joint of legs and crease of neck, barred darker at tips of sleek neckridges. Lean muscle compiles with whipcord length to forever imply a youthful physique, compounded by the unwonted delicacy of fine-boned face. Silvered wingsails show a touch of cobalt, dusk settled among the expanse of skyflung wings.
-== Personality ==
 Kalaith is, as dragons go, driven. No-nonsense, practical, pragmatic: while Ainslee is the 'play hard' part of the equation, Kalaith is the 'work hard' half. After weyrlinghood, it was quickly evident that without a purpose, Kalaith's restlessness could become a problem. A half-turn in a hard-drilling wing suited the green fine, but Ainslee very little: compromise was struck by entering into dragonhealing training. Despite a ferocious focus, Kalaith plays very well with others, with a high tolerance and a perhaps-surprising amount of tact. Don't ask a question that you don't want a truthful answer to, though - because tact only goes -so- far.
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