Tri-Horn Wyverns are a mountainous species, living in high altitude areas among rocks and snow. The rough and rugged climate has bred a tough and hardened species, prepared to do battle with both the elements and other creatures. Their most distinctive feature is the three-horned crest mounted upon their head, for which they were named; these toughened spikes are powerful weapons, used to battle against predators, prey and fellow Tri-Horn Wyverns. Both males and females of this species fight for territory and resources, and wear scars with pride. However, Tri-Horn wyverns have a soft side beneath their many spikes. They work in loyal packs, of which they are deeply protective; if one can gain their trust, Tri-Horn wyverns can be powerful allies through the mountains.

Dragons are highly-intelligent reptilian creatures that—from a human perspective, at least—appear to live forever. Many different varieties of dragon exist, each with their own unique qualities, habitats, and behavior. Adolescence in dragons is usually marked by the growth of a hatchling’s wings, although not all breeds of dragons grow wings and some breeds have other traits that indicate the beginning of maturation. In Galsreim, dragons and humans coexist peacefully.

Your standard Tri-Horn Wyvern, though perhaps a little softer in personality. Cera has a more motherly vibe than other females of her breed. Anyone she finds trust and solace in is considered family, and she will take care of them as best she can. She is admittedly pretty overprotective and does tend to go overboard when it comes to watching over her young. Don't let this softer demeanor fool you, though, because Cera still is a tride and true Tri-Horn Wyvern and she isn't afraid to show it. She can be absolutely vicious, both while hunting and in general combat. She's the kind of dragon who will never give up and relentlessly go after what she wants, sometimes past the point of sanity. When she gets obsessed with something, she gets obsessed and will remain determined until she has achieved what she's after. Luckily, her husband, Conifer, is pretty good about shaking her from these obsessive tendencies when they grow too intense. She owes a lot to him, for that and much more.