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Why Writers Don’t Often Stream While They’re Writing

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a e s t h e t i c — the moth’s howl 

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BASIC

Name: Arisa Ulric

Nickname: Risa

Age:  Seems to be between 15 and 17 years old

Date of Birth: March 18th

Nationality: Unknown

Sign: Pisces

Sexuality: Unknown

Race: Hybrid // the ancestral of wolf + human //

Likes: hot chocolate, nature, calm places, winter and classical music

Dislikes: stay up all night, loud noises and fights

Qualities: kind, tolerant, affectionate

Defects: lonely, a closed person, very disorganized

10 FACTS ABOUT ARISA ULRIC

has a black wolf named Shadow

the strength of her glasses is negative 7

saving jogging and walks, she sucks at almost every sport, although she tries her best

has a silver pocket watch that is her treasure

is afraid of fireworks

or dresses very well and elegant, or goes around with rumpled clothes

has insomnia

it’s hard to say when she’s being ironic / sarcastic or just really sincere

doesn’t recognize sarcasm or irony.

It seems she knows more than 3 languages.

AESTHETICS — blue roses, hourglass, moon, old books, black tights, hummingbird, piano and souvenirs //

FROM THE ORIGINAL STORY: Montgomery Foster Building

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“A professional writer is an amateur who didn’t quit.”

— Richard Bach

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Alchemised Dragon

Considered an incredibly Dark process, Alchemised Dragons are created by bonding together the corpses of dragons into one body in a manner not dissimilar to that required to create Fleshmade Homunculi and Fleshmade Guardhounds. The resultant creatures do not always have multiple heads, arms and tails, but the most well known specimens do, if only for the sheer terror and horror they caused when they were found. Quite how the dragon bodies for these specimens were found is debated - some believe they were bought on the blackmarket, while others believe they were bred while others still believe they were poached. Regardless, the existence of these creatures is something which consistently mortifies and horrifies those involved in Dragon Conservation.

The creatures can eat through any of their mouths, if they have been made properly, and can usually survive quite well on their own. Often cannibals, they will eat any large reptiles or predators in their vicinity if they are not properly maintained by their maker. Even to their maker, however, they can be dangerous, and a number of these creatures have come to light after killing their makers. Most usually the creatures are trapped and killed by large groups of Aurors and Dragon Handlers, but on some occasions they have instead been hustled off to various Departments of Mysteries and their equivalents, for further study.

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(Somewhat based on the Emperor Dragons from Flight Rising. I hate that I have to include this but PLEASE DO NOT DELETE THE IMAGE SOURCE OR MY CAPTION.)