Aww... It’s a cute baby dragon. It is made out of paper, and is so small and light, you can hold it on one finger.

The pieces have rearranged themselves to form little wings which it uses to glide around.

Paper Dragons are but enchanted sheets of parchment, folded by mage-scholars to serve as their messengers or scribes. Simple fire destroys them, but they may cast any spells written on the mages original parchment, and are chancy foes at best.

The Paper Dragon RiktaVeda was created by the famed Loremaster-pilgrim Maha-Raneya, a traveling mystic known to perform minor miracles and give prophetic advice in the form of ancient stories. RiktaVeda was to be Raneya's  masterpiece allegory: an undying way to true kindness.  It was never finished; RiktaVeda was thus fated to remain stunted forever, and named The Blank Scripture.

Raneya encountered in her travels a pair of wary, mismatched hatchlings struggling to warm and protect a lone egg all by themselves. Seeing this humbling display of kindness, the Loremaster released RiktaVeda and charged her to stay with the tiny family, as one of them to become the path to true kindness that had eluded Maha-Raneya for so long.