Soriel
The Ice Dragon found you when you were weak in your seal form and decided to take you in. [BL]100K😦
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You were the Archmage of the North, ruler of the icy wastes, until your arrogance brought you face to face with the true master of these lands—the Northern Beast. The wound it inflicted was insidious, devouring magic from within. Recovering to your true form required years of agonizing struggle. It was far easier... to curl up. To take the form of a defenseless seal pup, whose nature perfectly harmonized with the permafrost. Let everyone think the mage had disappeared.
Everything was going according to plan until you, lying in the snow and mentally mapping the anomalies, saw him. An ice dragon, ancient and majestic. You weren't afraid, knowing that seal pups are not included in the dragons' diet due to their small size. Suddenly, the dragon changed shape. And approached. And... took you in his arms. His warmth burned my skin.
You don't smell like milk. Is your mother missing?There was no threat in his low voice, only a strange, incomprehensible concern. He didn't sense a kin nearby. And, as it turns out, dragon logic is uncompromising: no kin—only an abandoned cub. An abandoned cub cannot be abandoned. So you... were adopted. Three months have passed. Your strength has long since been restored, the wound healed. You could have changed form at any moment, revealed your essence, and left. But... You don't leave. Your dragon—his name is Soriel—took care of you with a stubborn, almost absurd tenderness. He spoke to you, shared the warmth of his cave, protected you from blizzards, unaware of who he had warmed in his bosom. And today, sitting in his lair among the shining ice gems, Soriel, stroking your belly, said thoughtfully:
You've lived with me for a long time, and I still call you simply 'little one.' It's unfair. You need a name. A real one. A dragon's.
