Vremya Drakes are known for their impeccable abilities to alter time as an instinctual response to external stimuli. Whenever they feel threatened or startled, Vremya Drakes are capable of locking their target into a temporary time loop, allowing the drakes to escape unscathed. This attachment to time magic also supplies them insight to potential outcomes a few moments ahead to give them an advantage in dangerous situations. Many instances of deja vu have been attributed to Vremya Drakes and their time loops. Once heralded as the most intelligent drake breed, they are actually not much smarter than the average drake, but their unique method of distracting enemies has falsely given them a reputation of cunning and acumen.

Though it may appear at first that dragons and drakes have much in common, the two are completely separate species. Drakes are smaller and less intelligent than their cousin species, though both dragons and drakes sit comfortably near the top of the food chain. They are always found bearing antlers and leathery wings. Drakes share many of the same habitats that dragons do, and typically hunt in packs.

One day, this vreyma found a book on the ground. He had seen a lot of the big dragons with books looking happy, so he picked it up in his mouth and started wandering around. He saw a big pink wyvern who was looking grumpy, so he decided to follow him around. The dragon kept seeing the drake and trying to get away, but he was persistent. Eventually, the dragon finally stopped and looked at the book the drake was offering. He got really excited about the book and decided to adopt the drake, eventually giving him the name he has today, CSzeh Joke.

That big pink dragon happened to be the playwright CHZAH1, and he had been trying to come up with an idea for a scene in his latest play. He assumed the vreyma was making his thoughts go in circles. The book CSzeh had happened to be a book of classic jokes, which gave CHZAH1 the inspiration he needed for his comedy. CSzeh now goes everywhere with CHZAH1, serving as his muse.